All about the development of two new insaturators / creative filters for iOS photo apps. This month’s video presentation about digital matter and computational photography will be more about the process of development of two new computational modules: Bomber Baba (already released on my iOS compatible photo apps) and Komop (not yet finalized). I will try to illustrate how I slowly develop new software based…

For this past month of May, I will again review a series of photographs either taken or edited during that month. Quite a few film photographs this month, using Ferrania P30 80iso, Kono Monolith 400iso, Fomapan 200iso, but also some expired APS Fujifilm. …

This week’s gear video is about the Canon MC. I had already written a mini review of its pros and cons as well as of its add-on lenses, but this video will quickly go through it in a more interactive way. After a small handheld presentation to let you get…

This month I will rant about some of the pictures made using my usual homemade apps ( Camare Creative Camera and Digital Paula ). I will show you a few examples from the already existing insaturators and filmulators and how this provides inspiration for creating new computational processes that I…

The three-eyed monster that is the iPhone 12 Pro Max seems to pack incredible punch power for serious photography. But as usual, we need to go beyond the sole technological specifications and see how it handles real life. …

The Polaroid Mint is a plastic instant camera without a screen. Hello optical viewfinder. It prints using a thermal color process and saves pictures as JPEGs — almost no settings. Five press-buttons (one to trigger), a slightly hidden reset one, and one high-power LED flash. It also has a micro…

Let us focus once again on an old legendary lens with a story; let me try the Jupiter 3 50mm f1.5. Those of us who know these old lenses already know they are usually exciting artistically and pack a lot for the price. This one is the wider-opened sibling of…

For those of us still using film, or for you out there who are ready to come to it, Ferrania is again offering its ‘original’ film formula in 135 or 120 film formats. Ferrania is an Italian film company named after the city where it was born in 1938. Its…

The Ricoh 35 Flex is a fixed lens 35mm reflex manual focus camera from 1963 with automatic or manual controls. …