Kodak's new half frame is probably one of the nicest looking cameras on the market right now. But how good a photo does it actually take?

Kosmo Foto's second branded film is a versatile stock with a subtle but complimentary film grain and great definition.

Ilford's entry into the reloadable camera market is a Kodak M35 rebranding but with Ilford's own black & white spin on things.

I picked up a roll of the new Kodak Gold 200 medium format film and put it through my Lubitel 2 to give it a test drive!

The M35 comes in a rainbow of different colours and takes a straightforward approach to staking it's claim as a disposable alternative.

Lomography's sustainable alternative to disposable cameras come in x4 different flavours, each preloaded with a Lomography brand film!

My VUW&S has shot it's last roll of film...

I gave Analogue Wonderland's Wonderlab a test drive during their... testing... first few weeks! With my roll of Retropan 320 Soft.

You don't need to take out a second mortgage to buy a film camera. Take a chance on a bargain and it'll be infinitely more rewarding!

Despite shooting film since 2008, I've genuinely never shot with slide film! Until now!

The Cosmic 35 is one of the most produced 35mm cameras of all time, and I finally added one to my collection!

I took the Dubblefilm SHOW to Brighton to shoot some autumnal film photography by the sea!

I was gifted a 20 year old expired roll of film, the oldest roll of film I've shot with yet! And put it through my Olympus OM10.

I shot with an AGFA disposable camera throughout February and sent it to the folks at Indisposible Concept to share!

I don't use my Instax enough. And I'm stuck at home right now, but I still found a way to make photography happen with my Instax Mini!

The "first new color film" since 2014, looks exactly like it promises: desaturated colours and dramatic contrast, but I had some bad luck...

The mju-II finds itself discussed in the same circles as the Contax T2 and Yashica T3 but it is genuinely a £200 premium quality camera?

I took my 1980's USSR rangefinder into the Chernobyl exclusion zone on a sunny Autumn day and snapped some of my favorite photos yet.