Last year I bought a Rolleiflex T and re-acquainted myself with using a TLR and although not the perfect camera (what is)? it is one that w...

It is now over a year since Kodak announced the 35mm version of this film, after which many photographers asked for it in 120 size. After a ...

I found this old 1930's Zeiss exposure table in my loft recently, it has little value apart from photographic history, having bought an ...

The above is picture of a developed silver crystal that during reduction has transformed into a filamentary mass. This is quite common with ...

The Zeiss Ikonta was designed by Dr August Nagel shortly after which he left Zeiss to form his own company Nagel Werke who eventually became...

Ensign was the trademark of the British company Houghton-Butcher Ltd a company with a long history of camera and plate making. In the earl...

This roll was given to me by a local camera shop who hoped that I could get some images from the 40 year old film. The film as you can see w...

The Bessa I wasn't the first Voigtlander to have that name there was an older pre-war Bessa too which I have an article on here: Link T...

Kodachrome was born in 1935 the product of two musicians Leopold Godowsky and Leopold Mannes giving the phrase to Kodak employees 'Koda...

After some thought I think the above is the correct way round and the image below is reversed, I can't find a city hall in Lancashire th...

Some sad news today, after 74 years of production Kodak will be retiring their iconic Kodachrome film: The Kodak announcement I'm not s...

In a previous post I have explored the early colour methods using RGB filters to make colour images . In this post we'll be looking at t...