Classic Camera Revival Alex Luyckx
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Looking at Cameras, Lens, Films, Development, tips, tricks, and techniques for all things related to Film Photography!
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Classic Camera Revival - Episode 172 - Travelling Light II
While we're still far from summer vacation, many people are already starting to figure out where they're going on holidays this year. As photographers, especially film photographers, it can be challenging to choose what camera(s) to bring and how to keep things to a minimum! There is a temptation to bring everything plus the kitchen sink along for the ride, and if any member of the CCR team knows this full well, it's Alex. But when space is limited, and extra bags cost airlines money, we may need to rethink and start packing a little lighter. This is a follow-up to the original episode recorded in 2015, where Alex discusses his travels in Europe from Europe. But this time around, with another ten years of experience and often some back-breaking loadout, he sits down for a solo show and discusses some ideas on how to travel lighter and get the most bang from a slimmed-down kit.
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Classic Camera Revival - Episode 171 - In The Loupe: Tawnya Mahoney
Family albums, photo projects, books and double exposures. Jess, Chrissie, and Alex all sit down with the talented local Toronto photographer Tawnya Mahoney for our ongoing interview series. If you haven't had the chance to check out Tawnya's feed, you're in for a treat, as her work is intentional, ethereal, and inspired, not to mention her inspired captions that go along with her images. There are lots of double exposures, experimental and wild. And yes, there is a lot of fanning from our host team! And, of course, the usual chat about gear, first cameras, home development, scanning and film choices.
Check out Tawnya on Socials:Instagram: instagram.com/phototee83Threads: threads.net/@phototee83 -
Classic Camera Revival - Episode 170 - Do You Want to Buy A Nikon
When it comes to Nikon, tons of cameras and lenses are available, and you might feel a bit frozen when making that choice and where to jump in. Well, we aren't going to hide that we're a bunch of Nikon fanboys, so Bill and Alex sit down for a bit of a meandering episode talking about some good places to start when buying Nikon cameras. From the original rangefinders to the mechanical and hybrid SLRs of the 1950s to 1980s. And, of course, the brilliant AF models of the 1990s and 2000s. There's something here for everyone.
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Classic Camera Revival - Episode 169 - Baby It's Cold Outside II
Even though this year's winter has not exactly been the best so far, with the lack of snow and almost a continuation of the weather we expect through November, the CCR gang isn't letting that stop them from getting out and enjoying the weather put also preparing for when we finally do get some wonderful winter days with sun and snow. From film to cameras, clothing to best practices, James, Alex and Bill break it all down for when it's cold outside.
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Classic Camera Revival - Episode 168 - Date Your Cameras, Marry Your Lenses Pt. II
As part of revisiting some of our classic episode topics, this episode traces itself back to Season 2, Episode 13. The idea is that it is more important to invest in a lens system for your interchangeable lens systems; camera bodies are often cross-compatible once you're in the mount. Camera bodies come, and camera bodies go, but lenses are forever. In today's episode, each host will discuss a lens system they invested heavily in for their 35mm and 120 systems. While many of us have multiple systems, it would be an incredibly long episode if we all discussed every system. Today, we're talking about two Nikon systems, the autofocus and manual focus (mainly AI(-S)), Canon FD system, Olympus OM-System (manual focus), and in medium format, Pentax 67, Mamiya RB, Mamiya C-Series (TLR), and Mamiya m645!
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Classic Camera Revival - Episode 167 - Would you Like to Play a Game?
We're kicking off season ten with a little game, which is much harder than it sounds! Join Alex as he sits down with Daren from Learn Film Photography, Dmitri from Analog Cafe, and Yvonne Hanson, a fashion photographer and YouTuber who are the force behind the online game "What the Film", a game that pits your knowledge of film stocks against the images created by members of the online community. The conversation also spills over into discussing everyone's plans for 2024, what got them into photography and a little tasty camera made from Gingerbread.
You can play the game at https://www.analog.cafe/app/what-the-film and see how you stack up.
You can also find a couple of demos online:YouTube (Learn Film Photography): youtube.com/watch?v=4yVNyTqXerQYouTube (Yvonne): youtube.com/watch?v=VBjHHT9dI5k
DarrenWeb: www.learnfilm.photographyInstagram: instagram.com/learnfilm.photographyYouTube: youtube.com/@LearnFilmPhotography
Yvonne HansonWeb: yhansonphotography.ca/blogInstagram: instagram.com/yhanson_photographyYouTube: youtube.com/@YvonneHansonPhotography
Dmitri Web: www.analog.cafeInstagram: instagram.com/analog_cafeYouTube: youtube.com/@analog_cafe
Customer Reviews
Great podcast
The in depth reviews and passion for photography these folks share is compelling. The eposides where they have focused on a system or brand have really helped me understand some of the vintage cameras and their experiences have been extremely valuable.
A decent podcast!
Overall I found this podcast to be an easy listen, generally informative about film cameras and sort of keeps me excited about film and film cameras!!! I hope they keep it going for a while and get into some more in depth camera/film reviews.