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Places to go, photos to take, gear to try. A magazine dedicated to film photography and the photographers who inspire us.

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Life on the Salt River: 35mm Photo Essay

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  1. Read more: The Pentax 17 Half-Frame 35mm Film Camera Review
    Hand holding a white and black 35mm camera against sunny blue California skies.

    The Pentax 17 Half-Frame 35mm Film Camera Review

    by Beatriz Valim

    Better than your typical half-frame film camera, the Pentax 17 is a pricey (yet really fun) B-cam to everyday memories. But... is it actually worth $500?
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  2. Read more: Rollei 35AF Review | Retro Charm, Modern Tech, & Rich History
    Bio image of Sarah shooting with the Rollei 35af

    Rollei 35AF Review | Retro Charm, Modern Tech, & Rich History

    by Sarah Kohler

    The new Rollei 35AF is a quiet flex and street-ready without stealing the scene. But is it really worth nearly $800?
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  3. Read more: The Polaroid Flip Is the Only Instant Camera You Need
    Hand holding a white and black 35mm camera against sunny blue California skies.

    The Polaroid Flip Is the Only Instant Camera You Need

    by Audrey Ember

    Polaroid does it again with a refined version of their vintage classic. With modern controls, self-timer, double exposure, and perfect prints every time... I don't see why this wouldn't be the go-to.
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  4. Read more: This $99 Film Camera Works Underwater | Nikon L35AW Review
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    This $99 Film Camera Works Underwater | Nikon L35AW Review

    by Steven Schultz

    An underwater 35mm camera from Nikon that's just as capable on land as it is at sea.
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  5. Read more: CineStill 50D VS. 800T 35mm Film Review
    Blue hour in the city on 35mm film

    CineStill 50D VS. 800T 35mm Film Review

    by Taylor Pendleton

    A hands-on look at the two most bizarre yet gorgeously delicious film stocks: CineStill 50Daylight and 800Tungsten.
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  6. Read more: CineStill 800T 35mm Film Review
    Blue hour in the city on 35mm film

    CineStill 800T 35mm Film Review

    by Taylor Pendleton

    The film stock with style….built in. Here's my first impressions with CineStill 800T as a grain lover and gritty analog enthusiast.
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