Jorge Ferrufino
Jorge Ferrufino

Fashion photographer and street photography enthusiast, he has twelve years of experience in the field of photography and has based most of his work on analogue format.

Latest publications

Sunny 16 Rule “Expanded”: Day and Night Metering for Keen Eyes

For over a decade, the Sunny 16 Rule has been a cornerstone of my photography practice. Today, I’m excited to unveil an enhanced version of this timeless technique, tailored for…

Mamiya 645 Pro and M645 Series: Mamiya’s Compact Medium Format Guide

The Mamiya 645 Pro is a medium format SLR camera from the Mamiya 645 series. Overall, the Mamiya 645 series offers affordability and is an ideal choice for those looking…

Mamiya RZ67 Review: Exploring Medium Format’s Lasting Significance

Back in the 1970s, there existed a camera that made significant contributions to professional medium format photography. However, it’s not about that camera that we’ll discuss on this occasion, but…

Minolta TC-1 Review: The Long-Awaited Point and Shoot

In this Minolta TC-1 Review, we’ll discuss one of the 35mm compact cameras manufactured in the mid-1990s, during the peak of point-and-shoot cameras. Cameras like the Olympus mju-II or the…

Olympus XA: Opening the Doors to a Fresh Market Era

The name Olympus XA resonates among the prominent single-focus compact cameras. Despite being surprisingly compact and lightweight, the first generation has the uniqueness of featuring a rangefinder focus, allowing one…

Nikon F3 Review: A Comprehensive Icon Analysis

The Nikon F3 is one of those cameras that seems to never retire; it has been one of the pioneers that set the foundation for how new modern professional cameras…