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  A guide to Simple, effective and CHEAP macro photography
  
  Neil Kohl - March 31, 2020
  
  Business closures, stay at home orders and the imperative for social distancing have probably cut you off from your normal sources of...
  
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  65 photographic projects you can do when you’re stuck at home
  
  EMULSIVE - March 24, 2020
  
  To help beat the boredom, I reached out to the film photography community and asked what kinds of photography projects they'd be doing while stuck at home/physically distancing over the next...
  
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  What is exposure? How to use light meters in film photography
  
  Tony Warren - March 1, 2020
  
  Getting your exposure right is the first priority in making a photograph and comes before almost any other decision after the initial...
  
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  How-to: Your ultimate guide to printing a photography zine
  
  Adam Smith - February 11, 2020
  
  This article covers everything you need to understand when it comes to printing your zine and owning the selection process for paper, binding, finishing and preparing your file(s) for print
  
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  How to shoot expired film or, no you do not need to add one stop per decade
  
  EMULSIVE - February 5, 2020
  
  There is a “rule” for shooting expired film. This "rule" states that when shooting expired film, one should add one stop of...
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Exakta Film Camera Reviews

Looking for a review of an Exakta camera? We’ve got you covered: read every EMULSIVE Exakta camera review right here. The Ihagee company released their first camera in 1933 – the 127 format, 6×4.5 VP Exakta. The brand name, whilst still owned by Pentacon Gmbh is no longer used and was also known as the “Exacta”.

Exakta Film Camera Reviews

The beautiful but maddening Exakta VAREX IIb

Louis Sousa - January 13, 2017

You may recall the scene below from Rear Window (1954).

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