Canon 6D Mark I — Another Find From the Same Seller
A Canon 6D for $210 from the same OfferUp seller behind the Magic Drainpipe — near-new, shutter count just past 6,600 on a body over a decade old.
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The Canon EOS-1N the Seller Thought Was Digital
A $100 OfferUp Canon EOS-1N: misspelled listing, a mismatched lens, and film the seller didn't even know was still loaded, against a $300-400 used market.
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Canon’s Ee-S and Eg-S Focusing Screens: Hunting Down Manual Focus for the 5D Classic, 5D Mark II, and 6D
Tracking down Canon's discontinued Ee-S and Eg-S Super Precision focusing screens for manual focus, what they actually cost, and how to spot a mislabeled one before you buy.
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The Hunt for a 35mm Lens: Canon’s 35L Mark I Against the Zeiss Milvus 35/2
Two failed Zeiss Distagon deals before a $275 Milvus 35mm f/2 stuck, then a $350 Canon 5D Classic and 35L Mark I bundle days later — the head-to-head it set up.
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The Camera I Let Go: My Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II, Twenty Years Later
I owned a Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II in 2005-2007, then found it again on OfferUp for $200 in 2026: the buying checklist and the verified 14,400-shot shutter count.
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Going Back to the Canon 5D Classic (and Letting the Sony a7 II Go)
A KEH-bought Canon 5D Classic, a Sony a7 II on its way out, and the career story between them — from a Rebel XTi to stepping back from spec-chasing in 2026.
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Sony RX1 Review 2026 Is This Compact Full Frame Camera Still Worth Buying
The Sony RX1 remains one of the most influential compact cameras ever created. More than a decade after its introduction and despite Sony revisiting the RX1 concept at dramatically higher price points, the original RX1 continues to hold its place. Its relevance in 2026 is not driven by nostalgia but
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Samsung NX Mini 17mm Review: Why This Tiny Lens Changes Everything
The Samsung NX Mini is a compact camera that many photographers overlook today. What really makes it shine, however, is the 17mm f1.8 OIS lens. Ever since I got my hands on this rare lens, it has transformed the way I shoot, turning a tiny, forgotten camera into one of my favorite travel and everyday […]
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A First of Many: Experiencing the United Revival Walk in Washington, D.C.
Sometimes the most meaningful experiences happen when you least expect them. My trip to Washington, D.C. was one of those days, my first visit, my first revival walk, and my first time seeing faith move thousands of hearts in the nation’s capital. Arriving in the Heart of the Nation The day began early. We landed […]
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The Samsung NX Mini: When Pocketable Cameras Actually Made Sense
There’s this quiet frustration that’s been building among photographers and casual creators lately. Cameras have become faster, sharper, and more advanced than ever, but somehow less fun. Everything is focused on the next big leap in specs, megapixels, and price tags. What’s missing is the simplest thing of all: a small, affordable camera that’s actually […]
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Is the Zeiss Touit 32mm f1.8 Still Worth Buying for Sony in 2025? Honest Review and Buy Guide
First Impression 2025 You don’t hear much about the Zeiss Touit series these days. Originally released for APS-C Sony E-mount and Fuji X systems in 2012, they were part of Zeiss’s early push into the mirrorless world. Fast forward to 2025, and most of the spotlight has shifted to full-frame gear or compact third-party primes […]
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First Impressions: PolarPro Shortstache Everyday Filter
I recently picked up two of the Shortstache Everyday Filters in 49mm and 72mm for my Zeiss 35mm ZM and Zeiss 50mm ZA lenses. After hearing a lot of hype around these filters, I found both in like-new condition on eBay and wanted to give them a try. With a dual combination of a CPL […]
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First Impression: Zeiss 55mm f/1.8 FE in 2024
Why the Sony 55mm f/1.8 FE Is a Must-Have Lens for Sony E-Mount Users The Sony 55mm f/1.8 FE lens stands out in the Sony lineup and has earned a purposeful place in my photography kit. Compact, lightweight, weather-resistant, and incredibly sharp, this lens holds a unique appeal among Sony’s offerin
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Testing Black Mist Filters: First Impressions and Comparison: K&F vs. Camdiox
In today’s digital age, images often appear overly sharp and clinical. For years, photographers and cinematographers have used filters to counteract this effect, creating a more cinematic or artistic feel in their work. Among the many filters available, black mist filters have gained popularity for their ability to soften highlights, reduce contrast, and maintain black […]
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Beach Shoot in a ‘Pinch’: Fuji XF10 Performance Review
The itch has finally been scratched. I’ve mentioned before wanting to test out the Fuji XF10, especially to see how it would perform in a pinch for a session. When I put out a casting call for a quick, easy shoot, Oceane was the first to respond. We ended up doing an afternoon beach session […]
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The New Everyday Camera in 2024: Fujifilm XF10
This is the story of how I acquired my new Fuji XF10 camera in 2024. It’s about the thought process behind my decision to get this camera, how I accidentally ended up with it, and a few initial impressions from messing around with it. I’ll probably create a short series experimenting with this camera, but […]
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Sony Zeiss Sonnar T* FE 35mm f/2.8 ZA – First Impression in 2024
Sony’s announcement of the full-frame cameras also included five ‘FE’ lenses, released 10+ years ago. The 35mm f/2.8 Sonnar marks the debut of Zeiss FE mount lenses, and while it doesn’t push the boundaries with its maximum aperture, it’s anticipated to deliver excellent performance for its size. On
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Getting Your Feet Wet With Film Photography
If you’re ever wanting to get into film photography but you’re completely unsure where to start, this blog post will definitely help you get started and into a good direction. The goal of this post is to get you started in the direction needed to achieve some images on your first negative using the most […]
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Shooting Expired Kodak 320TXP and Konica Centuria 400 on the Fuji GX680 (with Alice)
Shooting expired Kodak 320TXP and Konica Centuria 400 on a Fuji GX680 — rare 320TXP process notes, plus a new take on Centuria's contested color shift.
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Metadata onto Negatives with AnalogExif
Personal Note A part of my way organizing my negatives along with my scanned files is through Metadata and creating EXIF data through a software known as AnalogExif. There are probably other pieces of software out there now they can be better but this fits the bill in terms of incorporating what I need and […]
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An ‘Old Beater’ Beats A Bare Hand
It’s better to have a piece of tool handy and ready for those moments you want to snap something significant to you. Personal Note When it comes to second-hand analog equipment, I’m always conscious of the overall condition of a camera, preferably the cosmetic condition. This gives some insight into how well used or maintained […]
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Hasselblad SWC/M First Impression
First Impressions The Hasselblad SWC, short for Supreme Wide Angle Camera, belongs to a special line of wide-angle medium-format cameras that first appeared in the 1950s and continued through the early 2000s with the 903 SWC. Every model follows the same general concept. It shoots 6×6 square negativ
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Carl Zeiss 110mm f/2 Planar Lens on a Pentax 67 System: Uncharted Conversions
For years, I’ve always admired Hasselblad, its systems, and its impressive lineup of lenses. Over time, I’ve experimented with everything from the classic 500 series and H Series to the unique 2000 and 200 series bodies. I’ve used lenses ranging from the common Planar 80mm f/2.8 to iconic options li
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Introducing Tog&Log
Tog & Log is a blog/vlog designed to guide artists in documenting their creative processes, promoting self-awareness and reflection. By sharing insights on various project stages, it helps users improve their methods and achieve desired results. Inspired by photography, the name reflects a blend of recording and analog techniques.
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