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If you’ve been itching to start a film camera gear collection and have $65,000 burning a hole in your pocket, here’s an opportunity for you: someone on eBay ... more

Light’s groundbreaking L16 camera generated a great deal of excitement over its 16-camera design, but early reviews have largely... more

Wedding photographer Megan Allen was shooting a reception in Dayton, Ohio, this past Saturday when she and the bride noticed that a large fire had broken out at an abandoned building nearby.

“[O]ne... more

Leica has announced a set of new firmware updates that add new features and changes to its major camera lines. The updates cover the... more

Swiss camera and lens manufacturer Alpa has launched ALPA HXD, a new adapter for mounting Alpa lenses on Hasselblad X-mount cameras.

An interesting feature of the adapter is that in addition to mounting individual... more

500px just shut down its Marketplace stock photo platform in favor of selling photos directly through Getty Images and VCG,... more

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The Fujifilm X-T100 sits between the entry-level X-A5 and midrange X-T20 and features a 24MP APS-C sensor, eye-catching design and a unique articulating LCD. Our sample gallery was shot with a number of lenses, including the 15-45mm equiv. kit lens and several primes.

Episode 288 of thePetaPixel Photography Podcast.
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In anticipation of our in-depth buying guide, our friends in the North have been looking at a handful of the latest instant cameras.

Chris and Jordan stocked up on Instax Mini film to feed the twin-lens reflex Mint TL70 and the simpler (and strangely similar) Fujifilm Neo 90 and Leica Sofort. Then, just for some variety, they grabbed the square-format Fujifilm SQ6.

Which seemed like a good excuse for a party...

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Big Red is a new 4-minute feature about Steven Glynn, a “a quirky photographer with an old-school style.” Glynn shoots tintype photos.

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