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  1. The Alfie BOXX: a paper-reversal box camera that develops its own prints Hands on with the Alfie BOXX, a new box camera from Alfie Cameras designed specifically for black and white paper reversal. Compose on ground glass, expose onto photographic paper, then develop the print inside the film holder itself. No darkroom needed. Here is what it is, what it is like to shoot, and what the prints actually look like.
  2. Fuji GSW690iii review: a technically perfect camera I cannot quite work out what to do with The Fuji GSW690iii produces immaculate 6x9 negatives from a fixed 65mm f5.6 super-wide lens. Reliability is bulletproof. The lens is genuinely flawless. So why am I struggling to work out what I want to do with it? An honest review of a camera that might be too good.
  3. Fuji GSW690iii review: a technically perfect camera I cannot quite work out what to do with The Fuji GSW690iii produces immaculate 6x9 negatives from a fixed 65mm f5.6 super-wide lens. Reliability is bulletproof. The lens is genuinely flawless. So why am I struggling to work out what I want to do with it? An honest review of a camera that might be too good.
  4. Leica M6 vs Texas Leica: shooting Portra 400 in two very different rangefinders A street photography collaboration with Ishkhan Ghazarian in Toronto, putting a Leica M6 against a Fuji GSW690iii on the same film, in the same streets. Different formats, different philosophies, different photographers. A comparison that is not, very deliberately, a competition.
  5. What is 120 film? Everything you need to know about medium format 120 film is the medium format roll film most photographers move on to after 35mm. Here is what it is, how it differs, how to load it, how the frame sizes work, and the bits that confuse everyone the first time.