Tag Archives: 35mm

The niece ala T-Max

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Yet more of the cult of Leica

More than a year ago, I mentioned my want of Leica. Well, I bought a Leica CL (what I could afford), but still it’s not a ‘real’ Leica. Photographer Frank Van Riper of the Washington Post writes about how it took him 40 years to get a Leica M6. Discouraging.

An update on film versus digital photography

In case you’re wondering why people are still shooting film, check out Ken Rockwell’s post on why digital is dying. While I don’t agree that digital is dying, I wholly agree that digital still has major shortcomings in comparison with film. Film offers more range, better color, and more exposure latitude. A scanned transparency yields [...]

Speaking of cameras, a Leica CL

I mentioned the cult of Leica some time back. I joined the club. Here’s your chance: I’m selling a beautiful CLA‘d Leica CL on eBay.

Classic rangefinder: Canon Canonet GIII QL17

Finally, a rangefinder. My monogamous relationship with 35mm SLR cameras has come to an end. Sure, I had my indiscretions with Holga, but we both knew that was only a fling. What I found with the Canon Canonet GIII QL17, however, is something real. This isn’t a novelty. This is an excellent camera with quality [...]