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Reto, the company behind the viral Kodak Charmera and the surprisingly excellent Snapic A1, has announced the EC35 film camera, an "everyday carry" compact designed to be eye-catch...
We love our advanced, top-of-the-line, high-quality cameras here on CCR. The Nikon F5 and F6, Rolleiflex, Hasselblad, and large-format cameras with multi-element lenses. But recent...
Alex is back for one last solo episode before getting back to our regular episodes, and this time he’s live on location at Brock University. Alex recounts photographing the Collect...
Kodak licensee Reto has launched a new compact film camera with styling that mimics popular retro compacts, giving film-curious shooters a nostalgic entry point.
The 1990s and 2000s were a weird time for film photography and film cameras. Digital was starting to arrive as a medium, and often the first digital cameras were adapted from film...
The Fujifilm X half is a machine for time travel, and the destination is roughly 1997. It takes the experience of a cheap, cheerful point-and-shoot film camera, the kind you took o...
RETO, the company that builds Kodak-branded cameras, is on a mission to get more people shooting film. This little plastic gadget may be the first camera of its type to have a slid...
A 15-year-old camera with no USB-C charging, no eye sensor, and dated video specs still earns a spot in a working photographer's bag for a trip to the Italian coast. That says some...
Walk into a coffee shop, college campus, concert, or weekend flea market these days and you might spot something that feels oddly out of place: a young person carrying a film camer...
The renaissance of pocket point-and-shoot cameras proceeds apace with Kodak's EC35, inexpensive at $35 and good enough to take to the party. If the Charmera and its blind-box busin...
Cheap, stripped-down point-and-shoots from Lomography and Reto might seem basic, but they show that established brands still see real growth and a new generation of shooters on the...
In just an eight-month period, no fewer than three new medium format panoramic film cameras hit the market. I've used them and am ready to render my verdicts on each, but there can...
Toronto. Collectors search diligently for pristine copies of select cameras. Other versions and less pristine versions are also collected and later sold to upgrade the collection....
Almost nobody needs a dedicated camera anymore. That is the uncomfortable truth sitting underneath every camera launch in 2026, and the sooner the industry says it out loud, the be...
The Camp Snap 2 improves on its predecessor… somewhat.
Out of nowhere, a package arrived for me from an anonymous source and what was contained inside intrigued me instantly: A Konica IIA in almost perfect condition. It was a gift from...
The EC35 camera reminds me why I loved film, but for less.
Why are people who weren't born 25 years ago snapping up the digital camera of that era? Blame Taylor Swift, trend cycles, childhood nostalgia and smartphone fatigue.
There's a camera on my shelf that changed how I look at the world: a Yashica Electro 35 GSN. Heavy. Honest. A rangefinder that asked nothing of me except to slow down and pay atten...
In an age of near-psychic autofocus, what's the point of vintage glass anyway? A vintage Canon FD SSC can be cheaper than a G Master Prime, but let's put the costs aside and look a...
Sometime in 1977, a 35mm single-lens reflex interrupted your evening television. A Japanese company had bought national network airtime to sell it, which almost no camera maker had...
Over on Japanese crowdfunding site Makuake, photographers can support what is arguably one of the goofiest toy cameras to date. And that's a high bar to clear. The "DV42" is a 24-g...
Light Lens Lab has shown off one of its many photography projects, showing that it is in the early stages of making an all-new film camera. [Read More]
After a nearly decade-long absence, we're starting to see a revival of enthusiast compacts
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