This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Toronto Film Shooters Meetup. Our co-founder Alex started the initiative and noticed a post on the old APUG Toronto subforum wanting more film photography-centred meetups in the GTA. Having co-hosted an APUG/FPP meetup in May 2011, attended another APUG event later in the month. And also having attended Photostock in 2012 along with a 2013 APUG events in North-East Ohio. He felt ready to start organizing a large-scale regional event four times a year. So in July 2013, the very first TFS event took place at Toronto's Evergreen Brick Works. And while the group has grown and changed and even survived a global pandemic, it is still a driving force within the film photography community through the GTA and beyond! You can check out Alex's photos from the event on Flickr. Looking to join a future walk, or just like the idea of the TFS, you can join our group on Facebook! Or make sure to check out Toronto Analog Friends over on Instagram and join their Discord for meetup details.

This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Toronto Film Shooters Meetup. Our co-founder Alex started the initiative and noticed a post on the old APUG Toronto subforum wanting more film photography-centred meetups in the GTA. Having <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/axle81401/albums/72157626501869889" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">co-hosted an APUG/FPP meetup</a> in May 2011, attended <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/axle81401/albums/72157626747162333" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">another APUG event later in the month</a>. And also having attended <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/axle81401/albums/72157630286361848" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Photostock in 2012</a> along with a <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/axle81401/albums/72157633984917196" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">2013 APUG events in North-East Ohio</a>. He felt ready to start organizing a large-scale regional event four times a year. So in <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/axle81401/sets/72157647846763420/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">July 2013, the very first TFS event</a> took place at Toronto's Evergreen Brick Works. And while the group has grown and changed and even survived a global pandemic, it is still a driving force within the film photography community through the GTA and beyond! You can check out <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/axle81401/sets/72177720309727854/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Alex's photos from the event on Flickr</a>. Looking to join a future walk, or just like the idea of the TFS, you can <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/1111824998862507" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">join our group on Facebook</a>! Or make sure to check out <a href="https://www.instagram.com/torontoanalogfriends/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Toronto Analog Friends over on Instagram</a> and join <a href="https://discord.com/invite/q7Xxf74c2T" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">their Discord</a> for meetup details.

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 156 - Live from the TFS

Kelsey Smith

In today's episode, we are happy to welcome Kelsey Smith to the podcast. If you haven't been paying attention to Social Media, Kelsey is a relative newcomer to the Internet and is busy outputting a tonne of online and physical content. Kelsey's work is beautiful, bordering on nostalgia, and he even recently released a new book on his hometown. So please tune in and hear about Kelsey's journey and his application of Psychology &amp; Sociology in their photography. You can pick up a copy their book through the website! Web: kelseysmithphotography.net Instagram: instagram.com/kelseysmithphotography Facebook: facebook.com/KelseySmithPhotos YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UChw7eVEUtSgLaL0VpXR_niA Twitter: twitter.com/NotKelseySmith

In today's episode, we are happy to welcome Kelsey Smith to the podcast. If you haven't been paying attention to Social Media, Kelsey is a relative newcomer to the Internet and is busy outputting a tonne of online and physical content. Kelsey's work is beautiful, bordering on nostalgia, and he even recently released a new book on his hometown. So please tune in and hear about Kelsey's journey and his application of Psychology &amp; Sociology in their photography. You can pick up a copy <a href="https://kelseysmithphotography.net/photo-books/p/please-dont-leave-me-book" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">their book through the website</a>! Web: <a href="https://kelseysmithphotography.net/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">kelseysmithphotography.net</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/kelseysmithphotography/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/kelseysmithphotography</a> Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/KelseySmithPhotos/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/KelseySmithPhotos</a> YouTube: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChw7eVEUtSgLaL0VpXR_niA" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">youtube.com/channel/UChw7eVEUtSgLaL0VpXR_niA</a> Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/NotKelseySmith" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">twitter.com/NotKelseySmith</a>

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 155 - In the Loupe: Kelsey Smith

Joining Bill, James, and Alex is the dynamic duo, Jeff and Gabe, the folks behind the I Dream of Cameras podcast. Together they talk about all things gear, from the X-Pan to the rare Ilford Witness. Other head-turning cameras, even the simple Canon EF-Mount, and Nikon F-Mount. And a rant against electronic cameras. Life in Northern Ontario from Muskoka to the far north. You can follow along IDC at the following spots. Web: idreamofcameras.com Instagram: instagram.com/idreamofcameras YouTube: youtube.com/@IDreamofCameras Twitter: twitter.com/idreamofcameras

Joining Bill, James, and Alex is the dynamic duo, Jeff and Gabe, the folks behind the <a href="https://www.idreamofcameras.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">I Dream of Cameras podcast</a>. Together they talk about all things gear, from the X-Pan to the rare Ilford Witness. Other head-turning cameras, even the simple Canon EF-Mount, and Nikon F-Mount. And a rant against electronic cameras. Life in Northern Ontario from Muskoka to the far north. You can follow along IDC at the following spots. Web: <a href="https://www.idreamofcameras.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">idreamofcameras.com</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/idreamofcameras/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/idreamofcameras</a> YouTube: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@IDreamofCameras" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">youtube.com/@IDreamofCameras</a> Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/idreamofcameras" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">twitter.com/idreamofcameras</a>

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 154 - In the Loupe: I Dream of Cameras

It has been a while since we last visited the topic of film developers. So in today's episode Alex sits down to talk about some of the more exoctic developers that have poured their way through his chemistry kit recently. These include a lovely elevated general purpose developer in Fotospeed FD10, a couple of high-contrast developers with Kodak D-19 and Fomadon LQR. Then Rodinal's cousin, R09 Spezial, and even a colour developing kit, the FPP Super Colour Negative ECN-2 kit. Alex also digs into how he tests and reviews film developers, and it isn't that scientific, and you know that's okay! FPP Super Color Negative ECN-2 Kit Compard R09 Spezial Purchase R09 Spezial or Hydrofen Purchase FPP Super Color Negative ECN-2 Purchase Formulary D-19 Purchase Fomadon LQR

It has been a while since we last visited the topic of film developers. So in today's episode Alex sits down to talk about some of the more exoctic developers that have poured their way through his chemistry kit recently. These include a lovely elevated general purpose developer in Fotospeed FD10, a couple of high-contrast developers with Kodak D-19 and Fomadon LQR. Then Rodinal's cousin, R09 Spezial, and even a colour developing kit, the FPP Super Colour Negative ECN-2 kit. Alex also digs into how he tests and reviews film developers, and it isn't that scientific, and you know that's okay! <a href="http://www.alexluyckx.com/blog/2023/01/23/developer-review-blog-no-37-fpp-ecn2-super-colour-negative-kit/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FPP Super Color Negative ECN-2 Kit</a> <a href="http://www.alexluyckx.com/blog/2023/02/27/developer-review-blog-no-38-compard-r09-spezial/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Compard R09 Spezial</a> Purchase <a href="https://www.freestylephoto.com/9721-Rollei-Compard-R09-Spezial-Film-Developer-Agfa-Rodinal-Specia" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">R09 Spezial</a> or <a href="https://www.freestylephoto.com/2510028-Bellini-Hydrofen-BandW-Film-Developer-100ml" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Hydrofen</a> Purchase <a href="https://filmphotographystore.com/collections/darkroom-supplies/products/darkroom-supplies-fpps-new-color-negative-development-kit-1-liter-powder" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FPP Super Color Negative ECN-2</a> <a href="https://www.argentix.ca/techdata.php?=SID&amp;pno=719&amp;mq=sp02" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Purchase Formulary D-19</a> <a href="https://www.argentix.ca/techdata.php?=SID&amp;pno=48&amp;mq=sp02" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Purchase Fomadon LQR</a>

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 153 - Don’t Drink the Rodinal - Part 4

When it comes to photography, there's always something extra you can get, and often these accessories are also the key to getting you things from here to there, getting the shot how you visualise it, nailing that exposure, keeping camera shake down, and all that other jazz. So the whole gang is here today to discuss everything from filters to camera bags, backpacks, straps, light meters and cable releases. Today's show discusses Think Tank, Peak Design, Domke, Lowepro, MEC, Sekonic, Tiffen, Reveni Labs, Lasolite, and many more.

When it comes to photography, there's always something extra you can get, and often these accessories are also the key to getting you things from here to there, getting the shot how you visualise it, nailing that exposure, keeping camera shake down, and all that other jazz. So the whole gang is here today to discuss everything from filters to camera bags, backpacks, straps, light meters and cable releases. Today's show discusses Think Tank, Peak Design, Domke, Lowepro, MEC, Sekonic, Tiffen, Reveni Labs, Lasolite, and many more.

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 152 - Accessorise This!

Today Jess and Chris sit down with renowned mid-west large format photographer Sarah Stellino. Topics include portraiture, farm work, parenthood, and being queer within the wider photography community. And, of course, a deep dive into working with large format cameras and portrait work. And a special thanks to Taylor (IG: instagram.com/taylarlar) for taking the stunning portrait of Sarah used in the banner image for the episode. Find Sarah's work at: Instagram: instagram.com/sarahstellinophoto Website: sarahstellinophoto.com

Today Jess and Chris sit down with renowned mid-west large format photographer Sarah Stellino. Topics include portraiture, farm work, parenthood, and being queer within the wider photography community. And, of course, a deep dive into working with large format cameras and portrait work. And a special thanks to Taylor (IG: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/taylarlar/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/taylarlar</a>) for taking the stunning portrait of Sarah used in the banner image for the episode. Find Sarah's work at: Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/sarahstellinophoto/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/sarahstellinophoto</a> Website: <a href="https://www.sarahstellinophoto.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">sarahstellinophoto.com</a>

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 151 - In the Loupe: Sarah Stellino

Bill and Alex sit down with Molly Kate, better known online as Eclectachrome! We discuss science fiction, accounting, professional photography, film, and cameras. Also, discussing travel, pizza, the Frugal Film Project, and more. It was a lot of fun to sit down with Molly (finally) and talk about so many different things! Facebook: facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091648621268 Instagram: instagram.com/eclectachrome YouTube: youtube.com/@Eclectachrome Website: eclectachrome.com Twitter: twitter.com/eclectachrome Substack: eclectachrome.substack.com

Bill and Alex sit down with Molly Kate, better known online as Eclectachrome! We discuss science fiction, accounting, professional photography, film, and cameras. Also, discussing travel, pizza, the Frugal Film Project, and more. It was a lot of fun to sit down with Molly (finally) and talk about so many different things! Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091648621268" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091648621268</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/eclectachrome/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/eclectachrome</a> YouTube: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@Eclectachrome" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">youtube.com/@Eclectachrome</a> Website: <a href="https://eclectachrome.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">eclectachrome.com</a> Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/eclectachrome?lang=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">twitter.com/eclectachrome</a> Substack: <a href="https://eclectachrome.substack.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">eclectachrome.substack.com</a>

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 150 - In the Loupe: Molly Kate

Everyone's photographic journey is different, but they all move around in strange and unique ways. Sometimes a new medium makes a new path clear, or you could be looping backing to rediscover an old favourite technique, medium, style or piece of kit. No matter how your journey takes you, it is your own, so on today's episode, James and Jess welcome Alex Jahr, Jamie Marcellus, and Ted Smith! You can find our guests on social media at: Alex: instagram.com/alex.jahr Jamie: instagram.com/jsmarcellusphoto Ted: instagram.com/tedsmith_photography

Everyone's photographic journey is different, but they all move around in strange and unique ways. Sometimes a new medium makes a new path clear, or you could be looping backing to rediscover an old favourite technique, medium, style or piece of kit. No matter how your journey takes you, it is your own, so on today's episode, James and Jess welcome Alex Jahr, Jamie Marcellus, and Ted Smith! You can find our guests on social media at: Alex: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/alex.jahr/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/alex.jahr</a> Jamie: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jsmarcellusphoto/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/jsmarcellusphoto</a> Ted: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/tedsmith_photography/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/tedsmith_photography</a>

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 149 - Photographic Journeys

It's been a long time since we've had a show where we shouted into the void, so we're shouting again and going on about some of the stranger decisions of the photographic industry has taken throughout their histories. We will avoid some of the more recent news coming out of Kodak Alaris, but we will dig into some of the more interesting historical choices of companies. Join John, Bill, Jess, Alex &amp; James as we cover things from 620 Film, 828 Film, the Mamiya Universal, strange lenses, and early tech that didn't work out or last as long as people thought! This episode also marks the final episode for our long-time co-host John Meadows. He has been a stalwart of our team since our first episode and our tireless sound engineer and editor. This is, of course, not goodbye, as he will be returning on occasion.

It's been a long time since we've had a show where we shouted into the void, so we're shouting again and going on about some of the stranger decisions of the photographic industry has taken throughout their histories. We will avoid some of the more recent news coming out of Kodak Alaris, but we will dig into some of the more interesting historical choices of companies. Join John, Bill, Jess, Alex &amp; James as we cover things from 620 Film, 828 Film, the Mamiya Universal, strange lenses, and early tech that didn't work out or last as long as people thought! This episode also marks the final episode for our long-time co-host John Meadows. He has been a stalwart of our team since our first episode and our tireless sound engineer and editor. This is, of course, not goodbye, as he will be returning on occasion.

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 148 - What Were They Thinking?!?

Matt from ReveniLabs joins Alex for an update on the latest from ReveniLabs! And things have been busy since the release of the brilliant spot meter. This time Matt is pushing a new incident and reflective meter that is unique in the sense that it is designed to slip over your fingers. It looks like a knuckleduster. The meter is designed to take both incident and reflective meter readings. It also can do flash metering, calculate flash power, and take the colour temperature. All readings are displayed on a small screen and controlled with a four-way joystick. The device is clean and well designed and fits in hand. Matt has also created a home multi-tank automated film developing system named DUNKBOT. This can run through multiple chemical tanks, complete agitation, heating, filling, and program in your favourite methods. Perfect for black &amp; white along with colour development. If this interests you, why not head to Kickstarter and support the Dunkbot! And finally, a smaller device to help pull your film negatives into your print files without them binding or sticking. You can find all you need from ReveniLabs in the following places. Website: www.reveni-labs.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/revenilabs/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/revenilabs/

Matt from ReveniLabs joins Alex for an update on the latest from ReveniLabs! And things have been busy since the release of the brilliant spot meter. This time Matt is pushing a new incident and reflective meter that is unique in the sense that it is designed to slip over your fingers. It looks like a knuckleduster. The meter is designed to take both incident and reflective meter readings. It also can do flash metering, calculate flash power, and take the colour temperature. All readings are displayed on a small screen and controlled with a four-way joystick. The device is clean and well designed and fits in hand. Matt has also created a home multi-tank automated film developing system named DUNKBOT. This can run through multiple chemical tanks, complete agitation, heating, filling, and program in your favourite methods. Perfect for black &amp; white along with colour development. If this interests you, why <a href="https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mattbechberger/dunkbot-affordable-automated-film-processor" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">not head to Kickstarter</a> and support the Dunkbot! And finally, a smaller device to help pull your film negatives into your print files without them binding or sticking. You can find all you need from ReveniLabs in the following places. Website: <a href="https://www.reveni-labs.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.reveni-labs.com</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/revenilabs/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.instagram.com/revenilabs/</a> Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/revenilabs/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.facebook.com/revenilabs/</a>

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 147 - An Update from the Lab

Classic Camera Revival is a twice a month podcast all about film! We discuss cameras, lenses, film, chemistry, and using film in the 21st century.

James Lane

In this episode, Alex sits down with James Lane, the high-priest of 510-Pyro. They discuss the starting of Zone Imaging and where 510-Pyro comes from. Dealing with Internet trolling and what's next for Zone Imaging in taking film chemistry into the 21st Century. If you are looking for Sources for 510-Pyro and Zone Imaging Products, you can purchase them through the following retailers: Analogue Wonderland, Firstcall Photographic, Parallax Photographic, Process Supplies, Silverprint, Speed Graphic, Analog Space, Fotoimpex, Retrocamera, Sagrada Pelicula, CatLabs of JP, Freestyle, Northeast Photographic, Analogtheroom, Thuong Xanh, Not ready to jump onto the self-development and 510-Pyro bandwagon? These labs will do the work for you! Analogue Films, Come Through, East Coast, Leicester Lo-Fi, Silverpan, Traia, CatLabs of JP, Gelatin Labs, North East Photographic, Analog Space, Sagrada Pelicula, Analogtheroom, LLab, Thuong Xanh

In this episode, Alex sits down with James Lane, the high-priest of 510-Pyro. They discuss the starting of Zone Imaging and where 510-Pyro comes from. Dealing with Internet trolling and what's next for Zone Imaging in taking film chemistry into the 21st Century. If you are looking for Sources for 510-Pyro and Zone Imaging Products, you can purchase them through the following retailers: Analogue Wonderland, Firstcall Photographic, Parallax Photographic, Process Supplies, Silverprint, Speed Graphic, Analog Space, Fotoimpex, Retrocamera, Sagrada Pelicula, CatLabs of JP, Freestyle, Northeast Photographic, Analogtheroom, Thuong Xanh, Not ready to jump onto the self-development and 510-Pyro bandwagon? These labs will do the work for you! Analogue Films, Come Through, East Coast, Leicester Lo-Fi, Silverpan, Traia, CatLabs of JP, Gelatin Labs, North East Photographic, Analog Space, Sagrada Pelicula, Analogtheroom, LLab, Thuong Xanh

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 146 - In the Loupe: James Lane

Amy Jasek

Today Bill Smith sits down with Amy Jasek, better known as Texas Girl Photography across the wide Internet World and is a regular contributor to the Film Shooter Collective. Amy and Bill talk about her inspiration from her father in the wide world of photography. Her first camera and the lessons he taught her on developing and printing in a darkroom. Even if it was only hanging out with her dad and growing up with photography, her passion for the craft came in her 20s. Also, the importance of dabbling and photographing what you love and are interested in photographing. The love of cameras, printing, and the frugal film project all come up throughout the episode. You can find Amy's work online at: Web: texasgirlphotography.com Instagram: instagram.com/amyjasek

Today Bill Smith sits down with Amy Jasek, better known as Texas Girl Photography across the wide Internet World and is a regular contributor to the Film Shooter Collective. Amy and Bill talk about her inspiration from her father in the wide world of photography. Her first camera and the lessons he taught her on developing and printing in a darkroom. Even if it was only hanging out with her dad and growing up with photography, her passion for the craft came in her 20s. Also, the importance of dabbling and photographing what you love and are interested in photographing. The love of cameras, printing, and the frugal film project all come up throughout the episode. You can find Amy's work online at: Web: <a href="http://www.texasgirlphotography.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">texasgirlphotography.com</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/amyjasek/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/amyjasek</a>

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 145 - In the Loupe: Amy Jasek

As a podcast that promotes ourselves as helping to feed photographers GAS (Gear Acquisition Syndrom), it can be a breath of fresh air to help people find ways to reduce the amount of GAS that they suffer from. But in light of our previous episode and talking about keeping things simple, the team decided to sit down and discuss ways to help reduce GAS. Through everything from looking critically at your gear to determining what you needed and wanted to do with your equipment. And how to help get this gear into other people's hands who will use it rather than let it sit collecting dust. And how to still get that thrill of the purchase by spending money wisely, getting a new lens, flash, filter or a roll of your favourite film. Not always go with the cheap option just because you can, but you will miss out on the camera you want. The team then gets into a good set of roundtable questions about photography in general and getting started.

As a podcast that promotes ourselves as helping to feed photographers GAS (Gear Acquisition Syndrom), it can be a breath of fresh air to help people find ways to reduce the amount of GAS that they suffer from. But in light of our previous episode and talking about keeping things simple, the team decided to sit down and discuss ways to help reduce GAS. Through everything from looking critically at your gear to determining what you needed and wanted to do with your equipment. And how to help get this gear into other people's hands who will use it rather than let it sit collecting dust. And how to still get that thrill of the purchase by spending money wisely, getting a new lens, flash, filter or a roll of your favourite film. Not always go with the cheap option just because you can, but you will miss out on the camera you want. The team then gets into a good set of roundtable questions about photography in general and getting started.

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 144 - Gas-X

We're at the start of a new Season! And why not have a trip around the table to discuss our team's goals, resolutions, projects and other photographic things we're each looking forward to through 2023? The common theme throughout our goals is to work on our physical and mental health. Also, working through backlogs, various group projects and getting more work in physical form! Did you know our team is all on Instagram? You can follow our accounts if you like our work or want to get the inside track of our goals! Alex Luyckx - @AlexLuyckxPhoto John Meadows - @JohnGMeadows Bill Smith - @wbsmith200 Jess Hobbs - @JessHobbsPhoto James Lee - @james.lee.photo

We're at the start of a new Season! And why not have a trip around the table to discuss our team's goals, resolutions, projects and other photographic things we're each looking forward to through 2023? The common theme throughout our goals is to work on our physical and mental health. Also, working through backlogs, various group projects and getting more work in physical form! Did you know our team is all on Instagram? You can follow our accounts if you like our work or want to get the inside track of our goals! <a href="https://www.instagram.com/alexluyckxphoto/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Alex Luyckx - @AlexLuyckxPhoto</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/johngmeadows/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">John Meadows - @JohnGMeadows</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/wbsmith200/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bill Smith - @wbsmith200</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jesshobbsphoto/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jess Hobbs - @JessHobbsPhoto</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/james.lee.photo/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">James Lee - @james.lee.photo</a>

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 143 - Resolution:2023

We've made it here to the end of another year and another season of the Classic Camera Revival! So why not join the whole team, John, Jess, Chris, Bill and Alex, as we talk about everything we have been using and working with throughout 2022? It's a classic round table to round out the year.

We've made it here to the end of another year and another season of the Classic Camera Revival! So why not join the whole team, John, Jess, Chris, Bill and Alex, as we talk about everything we have been using and working with throughout 2022? It's a classic round table to round out the year.

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 142 - The Year That Was - 2022

There are no saxophone solos in this episode because we aren't heading into the Danger Zone, but rather the Dangerfield Zone. Join Alex, John, and Bill as they discuss cameras and films that just get no respect! Subjects include Miranda Cameras, the Nikon FM10, Nikkormats, 200-Speed B&amp;W films, Fomapan 100 and Fuji Superia 200!

There are no saxophone solos in this episode because we aren't heading into the Danger Zone, but rather the Dangerfield Zone. Join Alex, John, and Bill as they discuss cameras and films that just get no respect! Subjects include Miranda Cameras, the Nikon FM10, Nikkormats, 200-Speed B&amp;W films, Fomapan 100 and Fuji Superia 200!

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 141 - The Dangerfield Zone

Let’s face it; film photography can be fairly frustrating. A lot can go wrong, and some things can be more difficult when viewed through a modern context. But then there are some cameras, films, and processes that can be worth the effort as they deliver results that are something unique or special. So join Alex, John, and Bill as they discuss what they think is worth the effort! Topics on Today's Episode Include Leica M3 (Double Stroke) Super-Ikonta 531/2 Adox CHS 100 II Printing Cyanotype Adox Scala Development (B&amp;W Reversal)

Let’s face it; film photography can be fairly frustrating. A lot can go wrong, and some things can be more difficult when viewed through a modern context. But then there are some cameras, films, and processes that can be worth the effort as they deliver results that are something unique or special. So join Alex, John, and Bill as they discuss what they think is worth the effort! Topics on Today's Episode Include <ul><li>Leica M3 (Double Stroke)</li> <li>Super-Ikonta 531/2</li> <li>Adox CHS 100 II</li> <li>Printing</li> <li>Cyanotype</li> <li>Adox Scala Development (B&amp;W Reversal)</li></ul>

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 140 - Worth the Effort

As a follow-up to part one, where the team tackled the black &amp; white motion picture films that have been creeping into the still photography lane, on this episode, we're talking about the colour films that are available from the motion picture world that are becoming popular among still photographers as they are more readily available. But we are also bringing in some ringers, Bill Manning and Christina Haley from the Atlanta Film Co, to give us a breakdown and something Euphoric! The Atlanta Film Co is a collaboration between Bill Manning (formerly of the Studio C-41 1 Hour Podcast), Christian Haley (Lab Manager) and Michael Beattie of Dunwoody Photo. Dunwoody was formed out of the former Wolf Camera when that store shut down to continue a full wet lab service, including film processing and true RA4 printing. Designed to serve the Dunwoody neighbourhood of Atlanta, GA, they quickly found themselves the only lab in the area that provided this service. But like all film shops these days, they began to see a major shortage of colour negative film that had gained popularity. So the Atlanta Film Co was formed to provide a ready supply of Kodak Vision3 motion picture film and to try ECN-2 processing for those using the film in their still cameras. ECN-2 processing is provided by the nearby Kodak Motion Picture Film Lab, and AFC makes two weekly runs to and from that lab. And the best part is that they offer up their worldwide sales and services (including ECN-2 processing)! The Atlanta Film Co stocks and sells Kodak Vision3 500T, 200T and 250D as their core colour negative films. But recently, they started selling Eastman E100D Colour Reversal 7294, which sells under the Euphoric 100 name. inspired by cinematographer Marcell Rév's use of the film in the show's second season and his cross-processing 7294 in ECN-2 chemistry. This inspired the name Euphoric 100, and the response has been mind-blowing. If you want to pick up some Euphoric 100 or other Vision3 offerings, check out the Atlanta Film Co at the following locations! Web: atlantafilmco.com Web: dunwoodyphoto.com Instagram: instagram.com/dunwoodyphoto Instagram: instagram.com/atlantafilm.co

As a follow-up to part one, where the team tackled the black &amp; white motion picture films that have been creeping into the still photography lane, on this episode, we're talking about the colour films that are available from the motion picture world that are becoming popular among still photographers as they are more readily available. But we are also bringing in some ringers, Bill Manning and Christina Haley from the Atlanta Film Co, to give us a breakdown and something Euphoric! The Atlanta Film Co is a collaboration between Bill Manning (formerly of the Studio C-41 1 Hour Podcast), Christian Haley (Lab Manager) and Michael Beattie of Dunwoody Photo. Dunwoody was formed out of the former Wolf Camera when that store shut down to continue a full wet lab service, including film processing and true RA4 printing. Designed to serve the Dunwoody neighbourhood of Atlanta, GA, they quickly found themselves the only lab in the area that provided this service. But like all film shops these days, they began to see a major shortage of colour negative film that had gained popularity. So the Atlanta Film Co was formed to provide a ready supply of Kodak Vision3 motion picture film and to try ECN-2 processing for those using the film in their still cameras. ECN-2 processing is provided by the nearby Kodak Motion Picture Film Lab, and AFC makes two weekly runs to and from that lab. And the best part is that they offer up their worldwide sales and services (including ECN-2 processing)! The Atlanta Film Co stocks and sells Kodak Vision3 500T, 200T and 250D as their core colour negative films. But recently, they started selling Eastman E100D Colour Reversal 7294, which sells under the Euphoric 100 name. inspired by cinematographer Marcell Rév's use of the film in the show's second season and his cross-processing 7294 in ECN-2 chemistry. This inspired the name Euphoric 100, and the response has been mind-blowing. If you want to pick up some Euphoric 100 or other Vision3 offerings, check out the Atlanta Film Co at the following locations! Web: <a href="https://www.atlantafilmco.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">atlantafilmco.com</a> Web: <a href="https://www.dunwoodyphoto.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">dunwoodyphoto.com</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/dunwoodyphoto/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/dunwoodyphoto</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/atlantafilm.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/atlantafilm.co</a>

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 139 - Twenty-Four FPS Pt. 2

The 1970s were weird. Polyester leisure suits, disco, drugs, and all the euphoria of the post-war boom before the crashing realisation of the 1980s. But it also was a major turning point for the photography market. You had the small form factor SLR hit the stage with the Olympus OM-1 and the beginnings of automation through electronics. Many camera makers picked a direction and went with it, but Canon, Canon had to be different. They went both ways and produced two forms of semi-automatic cameras, the EF and the A-1. So in today's episode, Bill and John decide to take these two cameras out but shoot the one they aren't used to. Bill takes on the Canon A-1 while John carries around the Canon EF.

The 1970s were weird. Polyester leisure suits, disco, drugs, and all the euphoria of the post-war boom before the crashing realisation of the 1980s. But it also was a major turning point for the photography market. You had the small form factor SLR hit the stage with the Olympus OM-1 and the beginnings of automation through electronics. Many camera makers picked a direction and went with it, but Canon, Canon had to be different. They went both ways and produced two forms of semi-automatic cameras, the EF and the A-1. So in today's episode, Bill and John decide to take these two cameras out but shoot the one they aren't used to. Bill takes on the Canon A-1 while John carries around the Canon EF.

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 138 - Seventies Electric

The team here digs into the cursed cameras as we get into the spooky season. Those that never worked right or had something strange going on made us want to call in a young priest and an old priest. These cameras include the Zenit 3m that John kept trying to find a working body, but at least got that sweet Helios 44 lens (in m39 mount), and even his one working body ended up having shutter issues. Bill and the Canon F-1 with a mysterious light leak due to a bad repair job. Alex and his struggles with the iconic Argus C3 and the strange tale of Nikon's first attempt at a consumer line of cameras, the Nikkorex 35|2.

The team here digs into the cursed cameras as we get into the spooky season. Those that never worked right or had something strange going on made us want to call in a young priest and an old priest. These cameras include the Zenit 3m that John kept trying to find a working body, but at least got that sweet Helios 44 lens (in m39 mount), and even his one working body ended up having shutter issues. Bill and the Canon F-1 with a mysterious light leak due to a bad repair job. Alex and his struggles with the iconic Argus C3 and the strange tale of Nikon's first attempt at a consumer line of cameras, the Nikkorex 35|2.

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 137 - Cursed Cameras

The in depth reviews and passion for photography these folks share is compelling. The eposides where they have focused on a system or brand have really helped me understand some of the vintage cameras and their experiences have been extremely valuable.

Great podcast

Overall I found this podcast to be an easy listen, generally informative about film cameras and sort of keeps me excited about film and film cameras!!!  I hope they keep it going for a while and get into some more in depth camera/film reviews.

A decent podcast!

Classic Camera Revival

Bill and Alex Smith sit down to discuss the camera that started it all, well at least the "System" SLR. And while the Nikon F was based on several advances in the past, it is solidified today as an icon and the camera that started Nikon down the Professional SLR path.

Bill and Alex Smith sit down to discuss the camera that started it all, well at least the "System" SLR. And while the Nikon F was based on several advances in the past, it is solidified today as an icon and the camera that started Nikon down the Professional SLR path.

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 66 - Grandfather F

These days you can pick up a 'pro' film body pretty cheap, but that doesn't make you a professional photographer. The gang sits down to discuss not only the pro cameras in their collections and the finer points of being a pro photographer. Cameras featured on today's episode include the Nikon F6, Canon F-1, Leica M6 and the Minolta Maxxum 9!

These days you can pick up a 'pro' film body pretty cheap, but that doesn't make you a professional photographer. The gang sits down to discuss not only the pro cameras in their collections and the finer points of being a pro photographer. Cameras featured on today's episode include the Nikon F6, Canon F-1, Leica M6 and the Minolta Maxxum 9!

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 68 - Going Pro

They aren't flashy, pretty, but they do a good job. Like a Reliant K, they get you from point A to B without trouble or style. But they at least do an excellent job in the field. On this episode, the gang discusses the Pentax ME Super, Nikkormat FT, Olympus Pen EE-S2, and Yashica Minister III. We also bring up a new scanner starting to show up in Airports that will destroy your film if it goes through. And we sit down with special guest host Byran!

They aren't flashy, pretty, but they do a good job. Like a Reliant K, they get you from point A to B without trouble or style. But they at least do an excellent job in the field. On this episode, the gang discusses the Pentax ME Super, Nikkormat FT, Olympus Pen EE-S2, and Yashica Minister III. We also bring up a new scanner starting to show up in Airports that will destroy your film if it goes through. And we sit down with special guest host Byran!

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 67 - K-Cars

Connect to your inner self and welcome the power of the Olympus OM-System. A true gamechanger when it released the Olympus OM system turned the professional market upside down when it was released in the 1970s showing the world that a professional camera system didn't need to be bulky. Join Bill and John along with special guest co-host Lori Brooks in our season six premiere as they discuss the magical single digit OM cameras, along with 3D printed cameras, and homebrew ECN-2 chemistry.

Connect to your inner self and welcome the power of the Olympus OM-System. A true gamechanger when it released the Olympus OM system turned the professional market upside down when it was released in the 1970s showing the world that a professional camera system didn't need to be bulky. Join Bill and John along with special guest co-host Lori Brooks in our season six premiere as they discuss the magical single digit OM cameras, along with 3D printed cameras, and homebrew ECN-2 chemistry.

Classic Camera Revival - Episode 71 - The OM Factor

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