When you think about all that the digital age has changed, there are few categories that have changed more — and less — than optics. Film cameras are nearly obsolete and the great names of the past — ...

Pagani has partnered with Gibellini, an Italian company specializing in large format cameras. Together, they have created the GP810HP, an old-timey camera with bellows and all. According to Gibellini, ...

After a few years out, the X-E series staged a big comeback with the Fujifilm X-E5. Taking the beloved compact, ...

I'm selling my 35mm SLR because I never use it and I'm going to put the money from it towards getting a real 4x5 camera. I think I'm going to get a Speed Graphic, though I'd also love to someday have ...

Fujifilm has finally updated its largest Instax camera with a new model following a ten-year wait. Announced this morning, the new Fujifilm Instax Wide 400 replaces the previous Instax Wide 300 and ...

You can’t argue with the results of large-format film cameras — picture the boxy bellows held by a cigar-chomping big-city press photographer of the 1940s — but they don’t really hold a candle to the ...

The world's highest flying and possibly most expensive large format camera - EVER. March Field Air Museum To check out Brian Schul: Special Thanks to Michael W. for filming! And to Evan R. for the ...

Fujifilm has now expanded on its GFX mirrorless camera series with the GFX50S II model. Carrying a large format sensor, the new gadget offers 51.4 megapixels coupled with a wide dynamic range, a ...

These expert-approved instant cameras offer a world of old-school analog charm and seriously eye-catching prints Written By Written by Contributor, Buy Side Dan Bracaglia is a contributor to Buy Side ...

VistaVision is a widescreen movie format from the 1950s that's enjoying a comeback. Some of today's top filmmakers hope the old tech gets new audiences into theaters. In fact, two films getting awards ...

Early awards contenders like One Battle Battle After Another and Bugonia were shot on revived VistaVision cameras — a throwback format gaining popularity in Hollywood.