After my post about the FE/FM and FE2/FM2 where I described some of the reasons why I like the original FE best, I thought it would be good to post a few photos taken with […]
Author: Vince Curletta
I'm a freelance Sports Photographer, and retired Software Engineer. I love sports photography and I also do quite a bit of film photography (35mm, 120 and 4x5).
Best, Shmest…
There’s no such thing as the best camera! I’ve seen some articles/posts on photography lately – some titled, “The Best Camera for Landscape Photography” or “The Best Film Camera for Beginners”, and I’m getting a […]
Canon New FD 50mm f/1.2L
I’ve been wanting to review this lens for a while. From what I’ve read, it’s an extremely sharp lens, but maybe doesn’t have bokeh that’s as appealing as some other lenses – mainly do to […]
Infrared Photography with Ilford SFX 200 Film
So, from what I understand, Ilford SFX 200 film is not strictly an infrared film. It is black and while film, which is also sensitive to light in the infrared spectrum. So, technically, you could […]
It’s Not Just About the Images!
Film photography is about more than the images, it’s also about the process; that’s why film should be around forever. Honestly, If all you wanted was to make an image look like it was captured […]
Everyone’s Favorite Film Cameras – Nikon FE, FM, FE2 & FM2, and why the FE is my favorite
I have lots of reviews and sample photos for all kinds of cameras on my blog. I suppose if you ask 10 different people what their favorite is, you may get 10 different answers. My […]
How to Pick a Good 35mm Film Camera
I have a theory about buying used photo equipment. Buy a camera that wasn’t owned by a professional photographer, but buy a lens that was owned by a professional. Here’s my reasoning. Cameras wear out […]
Canon New F-1
While I was out of town, my Canon New F-1 was delivered. I hate when that happens; when something is finally delivered by the post office, and I’m not there to open it! Well, when […]
Canon F-1: A Workhorse Camera
I recently started testing my Canon F-1n, and found it quite enjoyable to shoot with. The F-1 was first available in 1971, then updated in 1976 (F-1n), and replaced in 1981 with the New F-1, […]
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