While we mostly talk about cameras, there is something that is just important these days when shooting older gear and that's getting the proper exposure to how you want the scene to be metered, so the crew picks out our favourite light meters to share we you! We also discuss the latest film offering from Rollei, the RPX line!

Donna & Mike update us on Donna's huge new purchase, a Cambo SC 8x10!! A short bonus update before our main show next week!

Sure cameras are great and all but if you really want to get them going  your need one thing...optics, glass, lenses! So the whole gang sits around and talks on their favourite lenses ranging from 35mm kit all the way up to 4x5!

In the film photography world we often get a lot of cameras just handed to us either by friends or coworkers and family. So this episode the group discusses these wonderful cameras that have been gifted to us as it is the Christmas/Holiday season.

As a group of rabid film photographers we've acquired a large number of cameras, but sometimes the cameras we use need a fresh perspective. The gang all chose one of their own cameras then without saying which cameras they had picked drew names, the person's name you drew was the camera you'd use. Sadly one camera had some issues so John speaks on his Kodak Medalist and we also have a special interview with Argentix.ca!

The whole team is finally back in the studio and we're talking about our favourite square format cameras! Featured gear is the Rolleiflex 3.5, Hasselblad 500c, and Bronica SQ-Ai. John and Mike also leads a discussion on developing colour film at home, something that Alex is a little afraid of!

It's finally come to this, Mike, John, and Alex dive into the wonderful world of large format, specifically 4x5 cameras and discuss the Speed Graphic, the Crown Graphic, and the Calumet CC400. Other topics include developing at home without a Jobo and some of the new 4x5 films available outside of the big three (Kodak, Ilford, and Fuji).

It's finally come to this, Mike, John, and Alex dive into the wonderful world of large format, specifically 4x5 cameras and discuss the Speed Graphic, the Crown Graphic, and the Calumet CC400. Other topics include developing at home without a Jobo and some of the new 4x5 films available outside of the big three (Kodak, Ilford, and Fuji).

This month, we talk about our favourite Olympus cameras, and explore three film stocks you might not have heard of.