Jorge Ferrufino 
ILFORD, renowned as the leading manufacturer of black and white films, has surprised the market by introducing a new line of color films. Despite the significance of this news, it has gone unnoticed on the internet. In this article, we will explore the story behind this release and analyze the details of ILFOCOLOR 400 Vintage … Read more
Super 8 cameras have a timeless charm that continues to captivate filmmakers and enthusiasts alike. If you’re curious about diving into the world of Super 8 filmmaking, here we will tell you everything. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll take you through the basics of Super 8 cameras, from the fundamental principles to the essential equipment … Read more
Probably the Pentax Espio 80 is one of the few Pentax point-and-shoot cameras that has aged well for the times we live in, and that’s why I believe it deserves a review. The Espio line was highly popular in the 90s and focused mainly on the domestic market for compact film cameras. It was the … Read more
The popularity of compact film cameras in the last three years has been one of the most interesting phenomena for analog photography. We have seen how some cameras have increased in price due to demand (some at irrational prices), while others have simply gained visibility they had never had even at the time of their … Read more
The Bronica ETRS Camera is a popular medium format film camera that was released in 1978 by the Japanese camera manufacturer, Zenza Bronica. It was created as a more affordable option to its predecessor, the Bronica SQ, while still offering professional-level features and build quality. Known for its versatility, reliability, and ease of use, the … Read more
The Fujifilm Klasse is known for being the latest point-and-shoot film camera released by a renowned brand, and in this review we will see if it lives up to the more popular compact cameras and what its most interesting features are. We will also see how the three different models of Fujifilm Klasse that have … Read more