Sigma 18-35mm f1.8, f***ing amazing!
A lens to good to be true, the perfect companion for Foveon photography.
Fomaspeed Variant 313: the Ilford MG V killer?
First approach with the Fomaspeed Variant 313 and comparison with Ilford MGV pearl
FUJIFILM GA645: more than a 120 point and shoot
Often called - wrongly - a portrait machine, this is an ideal companion for travel and excursions
Infrared photography with Foveon
A quick gallery of black and withe infrared results with the Sigma SD Quattro
Contax TVS: a little zoom in a luxury case
The 90s were undoubtedly the golden age of point & shoots. Innovations in the optical field, such as the introduction of AF and the help of electronics, helped create iconic camera bodies that remain popular today. Among them is the Contax TVS.
Helios 44, bokeh lens and nothing else?
A lens with an unmistakable personality, but not very suitable to become an economical and versatile 50mm
How to achieve the highest dinamic range - digital edition
Unload the full power of your digital camera's sensor with this easy method!
KONICA HEXAR AF: the best point and shoot ever?
The Konica Hexar combines everything one can look for in a point & shoot: image quality, innovative design and speed of use.
45mm Pentax 6x7: a great lens with a bigger neighbor
A super wide-angle with great performance, but with a bulky neighbor and an undeserved reputation
Pentax 6X7 VS Pentax 67II: the battle of the giants
In recent years, we have witnessed a resurgence of the 6x7 format. Although this format never truly disappeared, the prices of some of its cameras have increased more than any other system. This interest is justified, despite recent price hikes, as the costs compared to the 90s are negligible.
Visualizing Foveon
How RawDigger can help us better understand what Foveon is and why it's so good
Bessa R - Unboxing a 2000 camera!
The Bessa R, this is it, was not quite at the top of my buying priorities. I don't have any valid m39 lenses in my kit, and I'm not particularly interested in a rangefinder. At the same time, however, the price was attractive and the curiosity a lot, so I bought it intending to resell it, but not immediately!
Contax G 35mm Planar: an undeserved bad reputation
The G series of rangefinder camera lenses created by Carl Zeiss in the 1990s is universally considered one of the best creations of the turn of the century, an absolute swan song for film. However, among so many lenses acclaimed by the public and critics like the 45mm Planar, there has always been a caveat. The 35mm, introduced later for the updated Contax G1 _green label_, was immediately judged too soft and inferior to the rest of the kit.