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If you’re a long time listener to the Film Photography Project, you might recognise the name of the camera I’m reviewing today, but that is not the camera I’m referencing. There’s a certain soundbite used in some earlier episodes the Agfa Clack as said by one Dan Domme. The Click-II is the younger cousin to the Clack, unlike the Clack, the Click and Click-II shoots 6×6 and is a bit of a strange duck given that the Click-II saw production starting in 1959 long after the days of the simple box camera. Yet, even today cameras like the Click-II see a level of popularity amongRead More →

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I have always shied away from Canon cameras. At one point, I seriously considered Canon EOS as my main system when I was getting into the digital SLR realm, but the arrival of the Nikon F80 pushed me in that direction. Since then, I have had a smattering of Canon SLRs that have come through both for review and ownership, for almost all of Canon’s SLR models; only the original R-Mount is missing. The Canon FTb, I can say, would have been a camera that, if I had gone down the road to Canon earlier, would have been in my system. And now I canRead More →