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Author: Mario Piper

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This podcast is designed for budding film photographers, by a budding film photographer. Join me once a month for a discussion of various aspects of film photography, from the joys, to the embarrassing and inevitable mistakes.
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In this episode I had the privilege to chat with Hilary Freed from Harman Technologies. We chatted about her journey with photography, as well as her employment with Harman. We also chatted a bit about some of the film from Harman, especially the recent foray into color film. It was a nice, easy-going conversation.Enjoy!
In this episode I talk about some of my favorite cameras of all time, the Pentax K Series cameras.I talk about the K Mount, the KM, KX, K2, K2DMD, and the K1000, and how they continue the tradition of the Spotmatic cameras that preceded them, and how they built upon them. I also talk a little about buying lenses on eBay, and some things to be aware of. In addition, I talk a little about Epson's Digital ICE technology and its plain dust removal technology.I hope you enjoy, and I thank you for listening.
Episode 75: Pentax!!!

Episode 75: Pentax!!!

2026-06-2701:26:06

In this episode, John Roberts, Bill Smith, and Alex Trejo joined me to discuss Pentax, Takumar lenses, K-mount lenses, and adapting lenses, as well as several other things. We also discuss flying with film.I hope you all enjoy it!!!
In this episode, it's just me, and I'm talking about box cameras.
Episode 73 - Nikkormats!!!

Episode 73 - Nikkormats!!!

2026-04-1301:33:39

In this episode, I'm joined by Alex Luyckx, Bill Smith, Brian DuBois, John Roberts, and Mike Eckman to chat all things Nikkormats, a fantastic and well-built line of Nikon Cameras from the 1960's and 1970's. We dive into a bit of the history, why we like them, what differentiated them from the proper F's, and what their successors in the Nikon brand seem to have been in the 1980's and 1990's and beyond. We also dive into some fabulous Nikkor glass, a bit about film and developing, a bit of Canon and Miranda talk, and a super special Nikon F3AF that Mike sniped (just kidding), or rather, received and gave a bit of a review of.Thanks for listening!!!
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