Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Takeo Suzuki of the Pentax Film Project, in front of a cabinet of cameras. So if you have been following the Pentax Film Project – ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Pentax film camera project. For over a year engineers at Pentax have been working on the Film Camera Project, which hopes to see ...

The compact film camera is made for first-time film shooters but has just enough to interest more experienced photographers. Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop expert and has been writing about ...

Pentax has dropped a teaser video on its dedicated @pentax.film.photography Instagram, suggesting that the first new camera in the Pentax Film Project could be arriving soon. The progress of the ...

But to be fair, the Pentax 17 looks very cool. The new half-frame 35mm analog camera shoots 72 pictures per roll. But to be fair, the Pentax 17 looks very cool. The new half-frame 35mm analog camera ...

Pentax has unveiled its first film camera in over 20 years, the Pentax 17. It's camera number one in the Pentax Film Project, announced at the end of 2022 with one goal: to develop film cameras for ...

Abby Ferguson earned her dual bachelor’s degrees in Art Education and Photography from the University of Kentucky, followed by a Master of Fine Arts from Kansas State University. This background has ...

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn more › This week, Ricoh-owned camera brand Pentax announced its return to the film photography ...

This is a tough one, as although there are dozens of very low cost film cameras around at less than £100, many less than £50, there are not many aspiring to high quality lenses and construction. So, ...

In late 2022, Pentax announced its plans to develop brand-new film cameras for the first time in several decades. It’s an ambitious idea that has the film photography community (myself included) ...

Film is expensive – a roll costs the best part of $20 or more, then another $25 to develop – and you don’t even get prints. Just a link to a dropbox file of negative scans. Why would anyone bother?