Quick Comparison: Canon 5D Mark IV vs Noritsu LS-600
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A few months ago, we started a project that involves scanning of old slides taken by families across the U.S. (Stay tuned for more about…
Five Photos with: Voigtlander M Mount 15mm III
In 2015, Voigtlander introduced the third version of their M Mount 15mm lens: the Ultra Wide Heliar aspherical III. Here are five photos I took…
Review of the Artisan & Artist Leather Strap RDS-LT100
The standard straps that come with cameras are usually okay on functionality – but not big on style. If you like to upgrade to more…
FAQ Noritsu LS-600
This FAQ has been created to support users of the Noritsu LS-600 with the help of the Facebook Group “Noritsu Scanner User’ and Richard Johnson…
Five Photos with: Lomography F2 400 film
In March 2017, Lomography launched a limited-edition color negative film: the F2 400. I tried out a roll of this film. Here are five photos…
Why use slide film?
On January 5th 2017, Kodak announced plans to bring back one of the most iconic slide films, Ektachrome, by the end of 2017. Kodak discontinued…
Noritsu LS-600 Film Scanner Review
The Noritsu LS-600 is a 35mm film scanner designed for use in minilabs. Today, many photographers use it as a standalone scanner. This article reviews…
Quick Comparison: Noritsu LS-600 vs Kodak F135Plus
The Noritsu LS-600 and Kodak F135 Plus film scanners were both designed to be used in minilabs. In the early 2000s, they could be found…