And here it is, the final listicle of 2019: the most popular articles of the year as decided by you. For a year dominated by new product releases across the board, it’s no surprise that announcements/updates from and about film, paper and camera manufacturers took a number of slots in the list below.
If you’ve been following along with these over the past week, you might see some familiar articles below. I won’t spoil it for you if you haven’t.
All that remains is for me to thank you for your support and contributions this year. Here’s to a fantastic 2020!
~ EM
The Nikon F2: an everyday camera for the 21st Century – READ
New from ILFORD: 35mm and 120 ortho films, MULTIGRADE papers, camera and development kit – Q&A + tests/samples inside – READ
Reflex film camera suffers further setbacks, lens ready for production – READ
Neshama Sheli: Documenting Israel and the Palestinian territories – READ
Compact camera mega test finale: 12+ high, mid and low-end 35mm point and shoot cameras head-to-head – READ
Choosing a 35mm film SLR? A quick look at six (vintage?) film camera manufacturers… – READ
Say hello to the LEGO Nikon F3, the new “plastic fantastic” film camera – READ
Brand new film from Fujifilm: NEOPAN 100 ACROS II announced, begins shipping Autumn 2019 – READ
Three things Bill Murray can teach you about street photography – READ
Greta Thunberg: capturing the voice of the 21st century using 150-year-old wet plate photography – READ
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Yes Em, the Nikon F2 article and the Lego F3. Why was the Konica included in the vintage cameras list rather than Contax? Brilliant set of finalists.
Have a great 2020
@RayRapkerg Happy new year em!