Canon and Nikon are not the only companies out there that produced quality 35mm film SLR cameras. The marketplace was filled with them in decades past, including companies like Minolta and Leica.

The Nikon F and F2 legitimized the 35mm film format for working photographers, creating the first pro-level body supported by ...

Canon 35mm f/1.4L VCM Handling and Features Whether or not the new lens is heavy or bulky depends upon our point of view. Certainly compared to a traditional film-era 35mm f/1.4 it is huge, and no ...

While Leica gave the 35mm film format ... enabling film advance at up to three frames per second. Launched in 1957, the SP was very popular with photojournalists and went to war with a number of ...

What just happened? Canon has announced a 410-megapixel CMOS image sensor, setting a new record for the most number of pixels on a 35mm full-frame sensor. Before getting too excited, you should ...

Creators new to ILCs are sure to face some roadblocks and confusion when trying to interpret them, and veterans who are used ...

Whether you use a vintage SLR or a modern film camera, there’s something uniquely special about analog photography. And if you’d like to try shooting on a roll, this list is designed to help ...

The Praktiflex of 1938 was the first SLR to use a screw-mount lens (Pic: Danalor 01/Wikimedia Commons CC-BY-SA 3.0) In 1938, as war clouds started to gather in post-Depression Europe, designers at ...

Canon is one of the biggest brands in printing with a huge range of printers aimed at the home, the office and commercial use. Canon’s always been at the cutting edge of both inkjet and laser ...