I’ve seen many people loading 35mm film the wrong – as in: more error prone, slower and more difficult – way.
Behind the picture: Dalì’s weather
Imagine a scene from one of the thousands of disaster movies, with lightnings falling everywhere around you, deafening thunders, thick dense heavy rain that you almost can’t see anything, and fierce gusts of wind pushing your car from side to side.
Review: Zenitar 16mm f/2.8 Fish-eye
A.k.a. “The lens which came in from the cold” Russians have a way with glass. Assuming your sample has not been assembled by a still drunk worker on a Monday morning (or so the legend goes), the quality is often way better than it should, especially when you factor in the price.
Behind the picture: ribbon
Things don’t always go according to plans. Mount Cocuzzo is a famous location, because from the summit the view spans over a fair bit of the Tyrrhenian coastline.
Behind the picture: different
Different This is an old picture, shot with the 6 (yes: six) megapixels Nikon D70. At the time the D70 was simply a resolution-monster, the next best thing after sliced bread, and its CCD sensor performed beautifully.