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Video: Taking Photos with a 3DS-EXP 645 Analogue Camera

The 3DS-EXP 645 is, as you might expect from the name, an analogue 3D camera. There aren't many details about this beast, but YouTuber Graindead takes it for a spin with plenty of humour in this video.

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The joy of shooting with a roll of film

Now that digital photography is the norm, it can be fun to try shooting analogue for a change. A popular pastime among, surprisingly enough, many young photographers. In this video, photographer Chris Lee explains why analogue photography is so great.

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5 reasons why your analogue photos don't look that good

Analogue photography has become fairly popular again in recent years. In this video, photographer Kyle McDougall discusses five reasons why your analogue photos may not look that good. Naturally, he also gives you the solution: what should you look out for?

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Printing Colour Film in the Black-and-White Darkroom

More and more (young) photographers are taking up analogue photography. At least, they are going for 'hybrid' analogue photography. The rolls are shot and sent to a lab, after which the negatives are scanned.

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Kodak Ektar H35: save on analogue film

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Solarcan Puck: photographing the path of the Sun

If you take a photo of the sky with an exposure time of several days, you can photograph the path of the Sun. You can't do that with an average camera, but you can with the specially made Solarcan. There is now a new version.

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Mobile darkroom for analogue photographers

Ilford Photo, known for its film rolls, has announced a pop-up darkroom. In this mobile darkroom, you can make prints without having to make the entire room lightproof. In fact, it is a tent that keeps the light out well.

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The Rolleiflex 2.8f White Face Twin Reflex Camera

A Rolleiflex is a twin-lens reflex camera. It has two identical lenses, one you look through from above and one that exposes the film. In this video, Bellamy Hunt from Japan Camera Hunter discusses this camera.

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