A digital camera conversion is achieved by removing the RGB filter from the sensor and replacing it with an infrared one, allowing your sensor to see the infrared end of the colour spectrum that the naked eye cannot see
Adapted Infrared Sony A7R With Canon EF Lenses Read More »
The Konica Wide 28, also known as Genba Kantoku, is a fully automatic 35mm film camera from the late 80s
Konica Wide 28 & Kodak Tri-X Read More »
Three shots of Aldeburgh beach taken with the Nikon FE2, Nikkor 85mm f2 and Kodak Portra 400.
Aldeburgh with Portra 400 Read More »
A few years ago I purchased a Nikkor 85mm f2 to use on my Sony full frame digital camera. Roll
Portra 400 & Nikkor 85mm f2 test portrait Read More »
The above shot is from a test roll of Kodacolor 200 in the Leica iiif, the first shot mid-roll after
Problems with the Leica iiif shutter Read More »
These are the first photos I took with the Leica iiif. As you’ll see from this post I ran into
Voigtlander Snapshot Skopar 25mm – Leica iiif Read More »
The Olympus Trip has a pin-sharp 40mm 2.8 Zuiko lens that’s perfect for portraits, as these images show. No wonder
Olympus Trip 35 & Kodacolor 200 Read More »
A new TV! Possibly our first colour television. But what’s the show?
Monday 20th September 1976 Read More »
