Jorge Ferrufino 
A camera is simply a dark box inside which a lens is placed whose function is to project the rays of the object or objects that we want to capture onto a film or a photosensitive sensor. Another way to define it is that it is a synchronized system used to capture photographs. It is … Read more
The second season of the HBO series Euphoria, which premiered recently, has a little surprise in the production of the shoot. You’ve probably noticed how different it looks from the previous season. And it is that as this headline says, it has been shot entirely with the cinematographic film Ektachrome. To be more specific with … Read more
Kodak Professional launches a film camera for those who enjoy the casual quality of single-use cameras and the classic feel of black and white photography. The camera comes with a Tri-X 400 film for black and white process, and pre-loaded with 27 exposures. General specs Camera type Disposable, single use Film Tri-X 400 ISO Exposures … Read more
Lynx is a family of compact 35mm rangefinder cameras manufactured by Yashima Optical Industry Company, Ltd, in Nagano, Japan, beginning in 1960. Yashima was a company created in 1949 dedicated to the manufacture of components for electric clocks, later components for cameras, finally, in 1953, to present its first camera, the Yashimaflex, a medium format … Read more
Among the line of cameras that were released in the mid-1970s, the Yashica MG-1 was one of the most popular rangefinder cameras for the emerging hobbyist range. Since like many others, they tried to meet the market need to propose an economical version of a Leica. The rangefinder camera market exploded in the late 1970s, … Read more
At the end of the decade of the 70’s, Minolta joined together with other brands such as Canon and Olympus, to the ship of the cheapest rangefinder cameras that supplied a demand that was brewing at that time. Cameras like the Canon Canonet, or the Olympus Trip 35 (or the incredible Pen-F), including the Yashica … Read more