Jorge Ferrufino 
In this Yashica Mat 124G review, we will discuss this successful Japanese medium format film camera which is currently one of the most sought after by enthusiasts. The Mat 124G is considered one of the solid alternatives to Rolleiflex and Rolleicord that you can currently find, and we will see why. The fact that a … Read more
In this Kiev 6C TTL Review we will talk a little about everything that accompanies this camera, its history, its characteristics and the necessary tricks to get the best performance from it. In addition, we will resolve some doubts regarding the designation of the names and existing models of this range, those of type 6 … Read more
Pentax Japan (Ricoh) has just published a video on YouTube where they talk about starting a “film project” with which they will try to resume the legacy of Pentax and develop this new project of making new film cameras in order to resolve the new demand that has been born in the last years of … Read more
In this Minolta XG-1 Review, we will talk about one of the brand’s most popular cameras in the 70’s. Released in 1979, the XG-1 was one of the first cameras in the XG family and became a popular choice in the US market. The XG line of 35mm cameras was introduced by Minolta in 1977 … Read more
In this Minolta X-370 review we’ll talk about its most important features, its strengths and weaknesses, and how it became one of Minolta’s best-selling cameras. The X-370 is one of those cameras that Minolta introduced to compete in the entry-level range of general consumption, to compete on price and features. At the beginning of the … Read more
In this Minolta XD-11 review (XD-7, XD) we are going to look in detail at all its relevant aspects that led this camera to make history in the world of photography. There is much talk about the range to which a camera belongs, but it goes without saying that the class of a camera is … Read more