Three capitals and a few smelly old cameras
A review of Stockholm gave John Shingleton the incentive to plan a three-city tour of Europe, Leica X1 in hand
King John says slow, Dr Seuss says go
Visiting Runnymede and the Magna Carta? Why not take a little detour and discover the delights of sunny Egham in the county of Surrey?
Frank Pick: The man who transformed London’s transport infrastructure
Frank Pick, London's Baron Haussmann, has left an indelible legacy on London's architecture and transport infrastructure. His London Underground roundel, one of the most recognised symbols in the world, is 100 years old this year.
With the Ricoh GR to Laos — Part Two
Jean continues his adventures in Laos and puts the trusty old Ricoh GR through its paces
Hillman’s Minx rides again
There's a club for everything. And the classic Hillman marque is kept alive by a group of enthusiasts who met last weekend at Brooklands Museum, near London
Stabilisation is now a box-tickers’ essential
DPReview has said that in future the absence of in-body stabilisation in a camera system will be regarded as a definite con. No longer is it seen as an option, it's definitely a necessity. Macfilos investigates....
Bièvres Photo Fair: Leica M body prices soar
Another Bièvres Photo Fair bites the dust and Mike discovered that Leica M camera bodies are rising faster than inflation
Keeping over-exposure under control
Does film cope better with highlights? Does digital bring more recovery potential from underesposed areas. It's a complex issue but we reached a conclusion
Leica lenses on the new Panasonic Lumix S1
Thinking of buying the Panasonic Lumix S1 to replace your Leica SL, or perhaps as a vehicle for your M or SL/TL lenses. Initial results are encouraging.
Grubb lenses helped prove the Theory of Relativity
One hundred years ago a machine constructed in Dublin, using Grubb lenses, was used during the solar eclipse to help prove Einstein's Theory of Relativity.
