Jorge Ferrufino 
In this Fujifilm DL Super Mini review, we will focus directly on its technical characteristics and how it performs in practice compared to its more “popular” rivals. It’s worth mentioning that if Fuji had wanted to make a stronger impact in Western markets, the DL Super Mini would have had more significance than it did. … Read more
Understanding the different parts of a film camera can be an essential step in learning how to use one properly. In this article, we will explore the various components that make up a film camera and their functions. Before we dive into the different parts of a film camera, let’s first review what a film … Read more
In this Canon EOS Rebel S review, we’ll take a closer look, exploring its strengths and weaknesses to provide you with a better understanding of this “old” yet modern SLR film camera. The Canon EOS Rebel S is a camera that still holds its own in today’s digital age. Its advanced exposure metering system and … Read more
It has taken me a couple of months to write this Contax T2 review, giving it the deserved and necessary time to clarify many of the doubts and expectations I had of this great camera. My feelings towards it are diverse, but objective for this review. Therefore, I will try to talk about it in … Read more
The Konica Big Mini F isn’t usually among the first options that come to mind when we think of point and shoot film cameras, but luckily for those of us who love these cameras, there are true gems to be discovered. The BM-F is no stranger, as the Big Mini line has been on the … Read more
In this Canon Autoboy Prisma Date review, we will look at the features of this simple camera and see how it differs from the classic “Autoboy” or “Sure Shot” cameras as they are known in the American market. While Autoboy is the name Canon uses to identify this series of compact cameras in Japan, there … Read more