The group dives into the wonderful world of the Advanced Photo System (APS) a format that sadly is no longer being produced. But there is still some film floating around and the cameras available are pretty darn cool! Special guest co-host this show is James McFarlane. This show also features an interview with Joan, one of the co-owners of Burlington Camera in Burlington, Ontario!

With the spring weather here it's time to start getting out a little more and onto the streets. And what better to use on the streets than the classic choice for many a street photographer, the rangefinder. Featured on this episode are the Minolta Hi-Matic 7s, Olympus 35 SP, Voitlander Bessa R, and the Kodak 35 RF. There's also a lively discussion on black and white developing chemistry!

Welcome to the premiere episode of the Classic Camera Revival. This episode discusses workhorse cameras, those cameras that we bring out when we need results in any situation. The cameras discussed this episode is the Mamyia m645 Pro, the Nikon F4, Canon T90, and Olympus OM-2. We also discuss what is needed to get your own home developing started.

It's February and it's still cold here in Canada, but that doesn't matter because we're staying warm in our darkrooms, and we're thinking inside the box on this episode! Cameras covered in this show are the Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Flash, the Ansco Sureshot, and the Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Bullseye. Also on the table is setting up your own home darkroom to start making optical prints!