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Olympus mju-II Analogue Film Camera: Is Mamiya 7 level of hype deserved?
Olympus mju-II Analogue Film Camera: Is Mamiya 7 level of hype deserved?
The Olympus mju-II is a hugely popular camera among film photographers because it offers significant photographic benefits beyond its simple design. Its sharp 35mm f/2.8 lens is excellent in low light... Read more...
Digital Detox: Why the Olympus OM-1  is the Perfect Partner for the Film Revival
Digital Detox: Why the Olympus OM-1 is the Perfect Partner for the Film Revival
Unlock the timeless joy of film photography with the iconic Olympus OM-1. This guide provides a full overview of using the OM-1, from loading film and understanding the exposure triangle... Read more...
The Sunny 16 Guide to Perfect Exposure Without a Light Meter
The Sunny 16 Guide to Perfect Exposure Without a Light Meter
What is the Sunny 16 Rule? At its core, the Sunny 16 Rule is a mnemonic device that helps photographers determine the correct exposure settings on a bright, sunny day... Read more...
The Olympus XA : Pocketable Perfection from the Analogue Age
The Olympus XA : Pocketable Perfection from the Analogue Age
Olympus XA - The Espresso Shot of Vintage Film Cameras.  The compact design was a quiet revelation that completely redefined what a capable camera could be: tiny, elegant, and always... Read more...
1973 Olympus Pen EE - 3
Olympus Film Cameras: A Timeline Through Innovation and Iconic Design
Olympus, founded in 1919, began as a maker of precision optical instruments. This deep expertise in optics, especially lens manufacturing, was the bedrock for its entry into photography. Their first... Read more...
The Architect of Innovation: Yoshihisa Maitani and the Olympus Pen F
The Architect of Innovation: Yoshihisa Maitani and the Olympus Pen F
The Architect of Innovation: Yoshihisa Maitani and the Olympus Pen F If you're into cameras that are as stunning to behold as they are rewarding to shoot with, then you... Read more...
DX Film Coding: Your Analogue Camera's Built-In QR code
DX Film Coding: Your Analogue Camera's Built-In QR code
Originally introduced by Kodak in 1983, DX coding revolutionised the way cameras interact with film, simplifying the process and reducing the chances of exposure errors. Think of it as your... Read more...