FPP X-Ray film, now in 35mm I’m always eager to try new films, especially black and white emulsions.  This latest film isn’t exactly new, but it was only previously available in 120 and 4x5.  I have shot several rolls of the FPP X-Ray film in the past year, and found that I liked the results from this orthochromatic film.  So, I was understandably eager to try some in 35mm.The FPP 35mm X-Ray film comes in 36
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Sony's WEIRDEST camera? Cyber-shot R1! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwlQOBCphiQ

The Nikon N75 SLR The N75/F75 SLR with a 35mm f/2 AF-D NikkorCheap and good are rarely found together, but in the case of the Nikon N75 (F75 outside North America), they coexist.  Introduced in 2003, the N75 was Nikon’s last consumer-level AF 35mm SLR, and it replaced the N65.  It sold for around $300 with a kit lens when first introduced, and it apparently was also sold as a body without a lens for less
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The Winners of Last Month’s Contests A big thanks to everyone who entered into our contests last month! We’re going to make this really quick and painless. The winner of the two Sony lenses is Marc Morris. Please contact us to claim your prize. The winner of the Contax 45mm f2 in Leica M mount is user Alex Stormotion. Folks, please …
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The Classic Cool of Paul McCartney as a Photographer This title is one that I truly never thought I'd type: but Curator Catherine Futter and the Brooklyn Museum have done what many might deem impossible. They've taken the work of someone not considered a traditional photographer and given it the specular highlights it needs to shine. If Paul's photography were the sun, you wouldn't mind going blind staring at it. The images are a testament to the pillar of documentary photography that advocates for people skills, access, and being emotionally in tune with what's around you.
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