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The big news in Episode № 64 of I Dream of Cameras is the release of Harman Phoenix, a brand-new experimental color film from the company we insist on calling Ilford ‘cause they didn't give us free stuff. Also covered: notable cameras of 1959; fun with Lomochrome Turquoise; Gabe's recent five-camera all-film photo shoot; the growing cult of the Minolta P's; last-minute holiday gift ideas; and tons of blowback in the Prodigious Mailbag!Cameras of 1959:Leica M1Minolta SR-1Tele-Rolleiflexdebut of the Nikon Fthe original one-lug Olympus Pen (made not by Olympus, but Sanko Shoji)Asahi Pentax S2 / H2Zeiss Ikon Contaflex SuperThe Russian Mir (a simplified Zorki 4)Gabe went to The Darkroom for the exciting debut of Harman Phoenix, a brand-new film from a company we insist on calling Ilford ‘cause they didn't give us free stuffLabs working with this film are running smack into The Scannenberg Uncertainty PrincipleJeff had a blast shooting Lomochrome Turquoise with his rare and exotic Mamiya/Sekor 2000 DTLMeanwhile, Gabe's been shooting with his cheap 'n' cheerful Canon Rebel 2000 + 40mm f2.8 pancake lens — the results blew him away!He also recently did an all-film shoot with the Contax 645, Rolleiflex 2.8E2, Yashica T4, Leica M6… and Minolta P's! P's Mania rolls on! Directing NBC's new sitcom Extended Family, Jeff did some set photography with his beloved Olympus Pen EE-3. 78 shots on a roll!Holiday gift ideas! Jeff recently acquired some excellent photo books:Apollo VII - XVIIHasselblad - The Camera System 50 Years 1948-1998New York in PhotobooksWhy not our new Alan Daly t-shirt, or something else from our burgeoning merch page? Or Rachel's Brewster-Wright's Ultimate Film & Darkroom WorkbookA dip into our Prodigious Mailbag™, featuring:More Vivian Maier blowback from our 50th episode - as revenge, Viv will be getting a one-woman show at Fotografiska New York in May 2024An excellent photo club, The Slow Camera ExchangeA wonderful 1942 article from The Atlantic, The Dream Camera

In the history of the 20th century photo industry, there have been countless cameras made by countless companies from countless countries.  Of all those cameras, one subset of film photography seems to appeal to a larger number than most, the 35mm half-frame camera.  Originally the only size for still photography on 35mm film, single frame fell out of favor after World War II, but saw a huge resurgence in the 1960s with half-frame models being released by nearly every company who made cameras. In this, the 49th episode of the Camerosity Podcast, Anthony, Theo, Paul, and Mike welcome first time and returning callers, Ray Nason, Brian Howard, Phil C., Keir Frei, Maxwell Whitaker, Richard Diver, Roger Coats, and Sean Mahan to share with us their favorite half-frame models. Mike can't help himself and gives a brief (for him) history of half-frame and why it was originally called 'single frame', we ponder what exactly qualifies as half-frame, should 4.5cm x 6cm medium format or 24mm x 24mm square format cameras count? A huge amount of time is spent on the Olympus Pen series and a huge number of 35mm half-frame models by Ricoh, Konica, Yashica, Ansco, Minolta, Pentacon, Canon, Taron, Petri, and others. As is the case with many episodes, we get off topic a bit and venture into square frame 35mm with the likes of the Berning Robot, Zeiss-Ikon Tenax, and Bolta Photavit cameras.  Of course we come back, only to get off topic again talking about Rapid and Karat film cassettes.  We start on a slippery slope of what Gen Z looks for in photography today and briefly touch upon why anyone would want to shoot the new Kodak H35 and similar cameras. As always, the topics we discuss on the Camerosity Podcast are influenced by you!  We would love to hear from more listeners, especially those who are new to shooting film or collecting cameras.  Please don't feel like you have to be an expert on a specific type of camera, or have the level of knowledge on par with other people on the show.  We LOVE people who are new to shooting and are interested in having an episode dedicated to people new to the hobby, so please don't consider your knowledge level to be a prerequisite for joining! The guys and I rarely know where each episode is going to go until it happens, so if you'd like to join us on a future episode, be sure to look out for our show announcements on our Camerosity Podcast Facebook page, and right here on mikeeckman.com.  We usually record every other Monday and announcements, along with the Zoom link are typically shared 2-3 days in advance. It is hard to believe, but the next episode of the Camerosity Podcast will be our 50th!  Way back in 2021, there was this crazy idea to create a Podcast in the style of an AM/FM Radio Talk Show in which listeners could call in during a live recording and ask questions or talk about whatever they wanted.  The first two episodes of this show were done with little more than an hour's notice and between those two episodes, spawned 47 more episodes, eventually making us not only the number one open source film photography podcast, but one of the fastest growing podcasts of any format. We are trying to put something special together for our 50th episode, but haven't yet settled on the details, or even when we will record yet.  I can tell you it will definitely be in early June, but when I know, you'll know.  Hope to see you then! This Week's Episode Anthony reminisces about cheap AGAT 18s / A brief history lesson on the origins of half-frame all the way back to Thomas Edison Anthony takes us back even further to the Lumière brothers and the Cinématographe Olympus 18 / Pen revived the half-frame market in Japan in the 1960s / Half-frame is technically Single Frame Medium format cameras, like 6x9 vs 6.45 are not considered half-frame The Univex Mercury camera has a rotary shutter and very sharp lenses / Olympus Pen F also has a rotary shutter Cynthia A. Repinski wrote a good book, The Univex Story / Mercury II Theo brings in the Ansco Memo, which uses cartridges you can make yourself Maxwell shoots his AGAT 18K a lot with enlarged prints / Canon Demi / AGFA Memo Berning Robot and Zeiss-Ikon Tenax II are square format, are they considered half-frame? Theo considers is 35mm full frame is half-frame compared to XPan format / Bolta Photavit Half-frame was hated by photo finishers and tended to have a whole year pictures on one roll / Ilford created a double length film Theo shows the AGFA Optima Parat / Mike has the AGFA Parat I Understanding all the Olympus Pen models / Olympus Pen F / Pen FT / Pen FV Double wind on a half-frame camera is strange / The Pen FT has a bespoke metering number system / EV Couplings are terrible The Olympus Pen EE and EE-S /  Pen D series with faster f/1.9 and 1.7 lenses Olympus Pen-W is well sought out, Olympus Pen-S is a great small mechanical half-frame Ricoh Auto-Half / Ricoh Drive / Italian Ducati / Konica IIIM Other Half Frame Cameras by Nikon, Pentax, and Polaroid The Pentacon Penti is a fashion accessory camera Kodak Single Use camera can give you a Rapid Cassette replacement Why was half-frame so popular in Japan? / Photography for Everyone is a good book on the rise of photography popularity in Japan How Japan became a powerhouse in photography industry The Yashica Samurai / Yashica Rapide / Yashica Sequelle / Taron Chic / Canon Dial 35 /  Ricoh Caddy Sean's AGAT 18 with a Nikkor 8mm lens attached Adapted lenses for the Pen F / Mike Loves the BeLOMO Chaika 3 Keir does not have a half-frame, but may soon! / The Fed Mikron is a copy of the Konica EYE Mamiya made a half frame with the Myrapid Half-Frame cameras which have two different taking lenses / Canon Multi-Tele / Fuji TW-3 / Konica Recorder The Lomo LC-A Wide can switch between formats The Kodak H35 and it's clone / Why do Gen Z like half-frame? Can you modify a camera to be half-frame? Original Olympus Pen made by third party and was very popular The podcast descended in chaos with a debate on what half-frame means Links If you would like to offer feedback or contact us with questions or ideas for future episodes, please contact us in the Comments Section below, our Camerosity Facebook Group or Instagram page, or email us at camerosity.podcast@gmail.com. The Official Camerosity Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/camerositypodcast Camerosity Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/camerosity_podcast/ Camerosity Twitter - https://twitter.com/CamerosityPod Theo Panagopoulos - https://www.photothinking.com/ Paul Rybolt - https://www.ebay.com/usr/paulkris and https://www.etsy.com/shop/Camerasandpictures Anthony Rue - https://www.instagram.com/kino_pravda/ and https://www.facebook.com/VoltaGNV/

¿Qué cámara Olympus comprar en 2021? En este episodio Teseo nos su opinión sobre las cámaras micro 4/3 sin espejo de Olympus después de llevar años usando estas cámaras. Ya sabes que como en el monográfico veraniego que estamos haciendo repasaremos las distintas cámaras profesionales que ofrece Olympus para darte consejos sobre qué cámaras de Olympus comprar. Pero antes te recuerdo que tienes disponible más de 26 cursos de fotografía y marketing (a día de hoy, ya que cada semana estrenamos nuevos videos), pero si quieres aprender de manera personal también tienes disponibles las consultorías, tanto si estás empezando como si ya trabajas en tu pasión. Ventajas y desventajas de las cámaras Olympus Partiendo de la base que todas las marcas actuales de fotografía tienen modelos 100% válidos para trabajar con ellas en fotografía, voy a contarte los pros y contras que tiene Olympus sobre el resto de marcas. Ventajas de las cámaras Olympus: Tamaño de equipo pequeño, muy robusto y resistente.Objetivos pequeñosSeguramente el mejor estabilizador del mercadoLive Composite Desventajas de las cámaras Olympus: Por mucho que han mejorado el ruido es su desventaja por montar sensores micro 4/3. ¿Qué cámara Olympus comprar y cuál no para trabajar como fotógrafo/a? Al igual que pasaba con las cámaras Fuji tipo telemétricas, también descartaríamos la gama de cámaras Olympus Pen. No porque sean malas cámaras, pero la ergonomía, tamaño incluso especificaciones no son las ideales para trabajar en cualquier tipo de trabajo. Luego si segmentamos el resto de cámaras Olympus podríamos quedarnos con las que ellos llaman de iniciación y avanzadas. Me refiero a la Olympus OMD EM-10 Mark IV y la Olympus OMD EM-5 Mark III. Y aquí sin duda elegiríamos la EM-5 Mark III, ya que la EM-10 tiene un cuerpo muy pequeño y la ergonomía o calidad va orientada a público aficionado. Y dentro de las cámaras «profesionales» de Olympus nos quedaríamos con la OMD EM-1 Mark II, ya que la versión Mark III apenas trae novedades y te ahorras unas 300€ que poder invertir en otras cosas. Y descartamos la Olympus OMD EM-1X por su excesivo tamaño que rompe con la filosofía de tamaño pequeño, aunque obviamente tiene algunas ventajas respecto al resto de cámaras Olympus al ser su buque insignia. Olympus OMD EM-5 Mark III Olympus OMD EM-5 Mark III Olympus OMD EM-1 Mark II Olympus OMD EM-1 Mark II Gracias por suscribirte a los cursos, por tus valoraciones en Apple Podcasts, comentarios y me gusta en Ivoox, por escucharnos y seguirnos en Spotify. Un saludo y hasta el próximo lunes a las 07:00.

Dans le FLASH ACTU nous faisons un point commenté sur les dernières actualités comme le drone Sony Airpeak S1, l'hybride Olympus Pen E-P7 et la grande exposition Amazônia de Sebastião Salgado. Aux micros : Arthur Azoulay, Benjamin Favier, Sebastião Salgado. Ce FLASH ACTU est présenté par " Phox.fr, le nouveau site des spécialistes de l'image " et issu de l'épisode S216 - « Au coin du feu avec Sebastião Salgado » du podcast Faut Pas Pousser les ISO diffusé le 17 juin 2021. 

Released in the fall of 2019, the Olympus PEN E-PL10 is the latest entry into the PEN lineup. And it's the company's latest entry-level camera, aimed squarely at beginners wanting to upgrade their smartphones. But an upgrade characterized by good looks and a sleek, fashion-forward design. https://photographypx.com/olympus-pen-e-pl10-review/

Released in the fall of 2019, the Olympus PEN E-PL10 is the latest entry into the PEN lineup. And it's the company's latest entry-level camera, aimed squarely at beginners wanting to upgrade their smartphones. But an upgrade characterized by good looks and a sleek, fashion-forward design. https://photographypx.com/olympus-pen-e-pl10-review/ Video https://youtu.be/wGV-TFgo-jU  

Initially released in the fall of 2016, Olympus' EPL-8 replaces the previously released ELP-7, released two years prior, and marks another installment into the company's backbone PEN series. The PEN lineup is acclaimed for stylish design-forward cameras based on the compact Micro Four Thirds mount. https://photographypx.com/olympus-e-pl8-review/ Video https://youtu.be/sQn8ezI_zXM

Initially released in the spring of 2018, the Olympus PEN E-PL9 is the latest released into the entry-level PEN lineup of interchangeable cameras. Officially, it replaces the previously released E-PL8 and takes the helm as the newest flagship in the lineup. The Olympus PEN series is a long renowned popular choice amongst bloggers and vloggers. https://photographypx.com/olympus-e-pl9-review/ Video https://youtu.be/KL86ydPggvY

Initially released in the spring of 2016, the Olympus PEN F is the flagship model in the PEN series and their fifth range-finder style mirrorless camera. It's a camera that's designed to capture the classic essence of the original PEN half-frame film camera from 1963. https://photographypx.com/olympus-pen-f-review/ Video https://youtu.be/neUOEG5qdTE

nitially released in the spring of 2016, the Olympus PEN F is the flagship model in the PEN series and their fifth range-finder style mirrorless camera. It's a camera that's designed to capture the classic essence of the original PEN half-frame film camera from 1963.Full Reviewhttps://photographypx.com/olympus-pen-f-review/Videohttps://youtu.be/neUOEG5qdTE

nitially released in the spring of 2016, the Olympus PEN F is the flagship model in the PEN series and their fifth range-finder style mirrorless camera. It's a camera that's designed to capture the classic essence of the original PEN half-frame film camera from 1963.Full Review https://photographypx.com/olympus-pen-f-review/ Video https://youtu.be/neUOEG5qdTE

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Initially released in the spring of 2018, the Olympus PEN E-PL9 is the latest released into the entry-level PEN lineup of interchangeable cameras. https://photographypx.com/olympus-e-pl9-review/

Initially released in the spring of 2018, the Olympus PEN E-PL9 is the latest released into the entry-level PEN lineup of interchangeable cameras. https://photographypx.com/olympus-e-pl9-review/

Hello my friends, in today's video we cover the highlights and do a brief overview of the Olympus Pen E PL8 camera. We discuss its main headlining features, how it's positioned in their lineup, and how it stacks up to the competition. https://photographypx.com/olympus-e-pl8-review/

Hello my friends, in today's video we cover the highlights and do a brief overview of the Olympus Pen E PL8 camera. We discuss its main headlining features, how it's positioned in their lineup, and how it stacks up to the competition. https://photographypx.com/olympus-e-pl8-review/

So you think you know about lenses? Come and have a go at the Classic Lenses Podcast Pub Quiz! Quizmaster Perry Ge puts hosts Johnny & Simon against each other and the might of uber photo gnome, Mike Novak. Who will take the gold? More importantly, who's going home with a sad silver medal face?MIKE NOVAKflickr | Instagram | Beautiful Grainy Mush________ LISTEN TO THE PODCAST
 Pobean | iTunes | Stitcher ________ CLASSIC LENSES PODCAST PUB QUIZ #1 ROUND 1:GENERAL LENS KNOWLEDGE1. Which camera company made Sekor lenses?2. What is the significance of the following 3 places: Midland, Solms, Wetzlar? 3. How many elements are there in the original Petzval lens? 4. What do the following lenses all have in common? Zeiss 50mm f1.4 Planar, Super Takumar 55mm f1.8, Canon 35mm f2 LTM, Olympus Pen 38mm f1.8, Leica 50mm Summicron 5. The Canonet QL17 is one of world’s most beloved fixed lens rangefinders. What do the QL and 17 stand for? (Need both) 6. Who was Ludwig Bertele? 7. Taylor Hobson & Cooke, in all their brand iterations, are as we know legendary British lens manufacturers. Name two other relatively prominent British lens manufacturers (not camera) that were not part of the Taylor Hobson/Cooke companies. 8. Which lens design was reportedly so admired by Japanese Emperor Hirohito that he would only allow his picture to be taken with lenses of that design? 9. Which lens brand/rebrand was sold by the American camera company Ritz Camera? 10. What is the lens on the Yashica MAT-124G? 11. Ernst Ludwig made a 50mm Meritar lens for Exakta and M42 mount. What is the maximum aperture of that lens? 12. How many different max apertures were there of 50mm Minolta MD lenses? 13. What was the only LTM lens made by Olympus. 14: Which French company is widely credited with making the first wide angle retrofocus lens? 15. This lens is an extremely fast medium format normal lens made for a Japanese medium format SLR. In the USA, the camera was sold co-branded with a legendary maker of large format cameras. Name the camera and lens. 16. This ultra-rare monstrously huge lens is one of the rarest and most expensive lenses ever made. Introduced in 1972, it has a 220 degree angle of view, weighs 5.2 kilos, and produces a circular image on a standard 135 film negative. 17. This lens manufacturer was one of many that produced lenses for the Vivitar brand. Vivitar lenses made by this company had 37 as the first two digits of their serial number. It still exists today. 18. (4 points) Soviet lens factories - in which city is their factory located?a) LOMO    b) Arsenal    c) KMZ    d) FED ROUND 2:CATEGORIES 1. German lens manufacturers. 2. Which Nikkor lenses were made natively in Nikonos Mount? ROUND 3:LINKS 1. Which Japanese beer shares a name with a lens and camera company? 2. Which camera company shares a name with a type of Apple? 3. Which famous astrophysicist shares a first name with a famous German lens manufacturer? 4. Which UN weapons inspector shares a name with a film development chemical? 5. Laika was a famous dog that shared a name, phonetically at least, with the camera company. Why was Laika the dog famous? BONUS ROUND 1. This Japanese lens manufacturer was purchased by Yashica in 1968 and became part of the Kyocera group in 1983 after the merger of Kyocera and Yashica. 2. Sears sold a rebranded TLR called the Trumpfreflex. What camera was this a copy of? 3. Who was the designer of the Bolex Camera and Alpa-Reflex Camera? 4. What is the focal length and aperture of the Helios 65 lens? 5. What was the lens on the original Zeiss Ikon Nettar 510 folder?________ EPISODE 116 LINKS Nice Cup of Tea and a Sit Down Raspberry Pi Asian Pears A Pencil of Rays Laika the Cosmonaut Dog Carl Sagan Snoop Dogg Nails Plinko Wheel of Fortune Best Spin Ever Miss Teen USA South Carolina OMFG Silver Medal Face: The saddest-looking second-place finishers in Olympic history________ EPISODE 116 TAGS#CLP116 #ClassicLensesPubQuiz #AsianPears #Laika #Novakian #SadSilverMedalFace________ SUPPORT THE PODCAST
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Things I talk about in this episode:Episode sponsor, Olympus and the new PEN E-PL10 cameraGet 20% off in the Olympus webshop with code SARA20Your customer pathway, and where Instagram sits on itThe '7 touchpoint' customer ruleNot putting all our eggs in one social media basket]Why relying on only one platform makes sales harderWhy images are still (and will always be) keyThe power of Visual IdentityPictures and symbols for communicationRepurposing contentWhy we all stopped using other platforms - and need to start againHow to show up where your customers areHow to create a cohesive strategy across all your social platformsLinks mentioned in this episode:The Olympus PEN E-PL10. Get 20% off with code SARA20My post on the Olympus PEN vs the iPhone cameraMy 15 Minute Magic program, for procrastinating business ownersLetters From a Hopeful Creative podcastJen Carrington's bridge metaphor - The Bridges To Your IslandMy Christmas tree photo on InstagramMy monthly Twitter chat (back next month!)My book on photography and Instagram, Hashtag AuthenticMy PinterestDoxdirect online printing Creative Market, for mock up imagesMy free 15 Minute Magic prompt cardsMy InstagramMy TwitterMy monthly Hashtag Newsletter for InstagramThe Insta Retreat  - my bestselling class for InstagramMy tweet that generated a ton of pressBrooke Castillo

In todays show Alex Purcell joins me again for a chat about Pinhole, half frame cameras, reciprocity failure (fact or fiction...) and the ugliest camera in the world...the Ensign Fun-Vue II.  Well, I think it's ugly, Alex thinks it's beautiful.  Oddball... Also loads of other things as well most likely, but me making notes as we go along is something you'll never see, so you'll have to listen to find out...! ------------------------------- Camera Wiki write up about the range of Ensign Ful-Vue cameras - http://camera-wiki.org/wiki/Ensign_Ful-Vue The same here for the Olympus Pen series - http://camera-wiki.org/wiki/Olympus_Pen Mike Butkus camera manuals page - https://www.butkus.org - please do donate if you get a manual from him, its such an awesome resource. Thanks for the Email Bob and apologies it took so long to answer you! Bob is at @bobmatter on Instagram. Cheers Alex it was great to speak to you again, and Alex can be found at @grainyblur on Instagram & Twitter. Listen right to the end for some possible news on the format of the show.  Don't worry Alex I chopped out the bit where you made yourself sound like some sort of podcast drunk...

Mike is joined by Jr Wyatt (IG wyattonfilm) as our guest and Kevin Lane (IG ujcpodcast) from the Uncle Jonesy's Cameras Podcast as fill in Co-Captain. We talk about our weeks including finding time to shoot on busy weeks, Mike shoots photos for Polaroid Week and World Wide Pinhole Photography Day and receives a huge lot of film from Matthew Ashbrook, developing color film in black and white chemicals, and shooting film with your children. Next, we address questions from the Negative Positives Facebook Group to Jr including topics such as a Chicago Photo Walk, Jr's recent trip, Nikon F100, Olympus Pen, airplanes, the Pentax 67, his favorite sites on his trip and route 66, developing film from important trips, Michael Bartosek's Kodak 2238 Project, Australia, darkroom work time, a Louisville Photo Walk, shooting war reenactments, the Holga 120WPC Wide Pinhole Camera, Pinhole photography, the Hamm Camera Pinbox, GAS, APS, cannibalism, and dust blowers! Finally, we talk about developing Kodachrome in black and white chemicals with help from the FPP (https://filmphotographyproject.com/content/features/2011/01/kodachrome-2011-process-black-and-white/) and Kevin and Mike ask Jr questions about developing a personal style, lo-fi/toy cameras, music photography, choosing between creative outlets, and the joy of having a creative outlet, and condolences for a huge loss in the film community with the passing of Karl Havens (IG karl_havens) of the Classic Lenses Podcast (IG classic.lenses.podcast).

Do we need another social network? what's good and bad about Google Plus, also HTC launches the ChaCha and Salsa, Contour HD active sports camera, the all new Olympus PEN and Skype video for Android

Do we need another social network? what's good and bad about Google Plus, also HTC launches the ChaCha and Salsa, Contour HD active sports camera, the all new Olympus PEN and Skype video for Android