Since getting my RB67, I’ve been anxious to try some landscapes in the 6×7 format. Now, this camera, although it should be nice for landscapes, is a bit difficult for me to focus. Since I’ve […]
Author: Vince Curletta
I'm an IT Manager, and Photographer. I love sports photography and I also do quite a bit of film photography (35mm, 120 and 4x5).
Kodak Junior Six-20 Series II
Since I’ve been experimenting with medium format, and I had a roll of FP4+ rolled for 620 burning a hole in my pocket, I thought I’d take one of my old Kodaks our for a […]
Big Glass: Another look at Medium Format
Anyone who has read any of my posts probably has the idea that I like cameras. Well, I suppose I do. I collect cameras, and like trying different types of cameras. I also like to […]
Why I Like Medium Format
I grew up with film photography, so it’s not foreign to me. I shoot digital images for most of the work I do for others – for my sports, and event photography – because that’s […]
Zenza Bronica EC: An Electronic Version Of The S2?
I wanted to compare the Bronica EC with the previous version of Bronica’s 6×6 cameras – the S2. They are very similar in build, but my model, the EC-TL offers some refinements. First, the EC-TL […]
Zenza Bronica S2: A Classic 6×6 Camera
Medium format is one of my favorite types of photography. I recently acquired a Bronica S2A, and thought I’d see how it works. The S2A (1969) is a completely manual, no battery required, camera. These […]
Visiting West Texas, and the Town of Fort Davis
Well, we were supposed to go to the Davis Mountains on 25 March 2020, but the whole Coronavirus pandemic put a big dent in those plans. So, things were postponed for a while. So, we […]
A Grand Progression
I hadn’t looked at my Nikons for quite a while, until about a week ago. I was taking some photos with a few Nikon film cameras from the 70’s through the 2000’s – the FE, […]
Nikon FE vs FE2
The FE & FE2 are two of my favorite Nikon film cameras – from 1978 and 1983, respectively. I have written posts previously comparing the FM and FE, as well as the FM2 and FE2 […]
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