formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Leica kicked things off on December 1 with a look at a Leica camera that was never released to market. The Leica 110 was made for Kodak’s once-new Kodacolor II 110 color negative film. This 13x17mm format was made for … Continued
The Canon F-1 system was originally released in March 1971, and was the company’s top-of-the-line 35mm SLR camera with accompanying lenses and related kit. This was the Canon EOS R System camera of its time, launched after five years of … Continued
Olympus has had difficult to use menus for a very long time, and when OM/Olympus introduced the OM-1 (the last Olympus branded camera) the new menus were a breath of fresh air, with colour coding, and a logical layout that … Continued
The BBC is releasing archive material that will show the “untold story” of how the corporation attempted to persuade Laurence Olivier to make his TV debut for the broadcaster. Source: Documents reveal how BBC sought Laurence Olivier for debut TV … Continued
In the over century-long history of the Hindi film industry, only a handful of films have generated such hysteria and frenzy, transcending generations. Source: ‘Sholay’ Turns 50: Why India’s Most Iconic Film Still Captures Our Hearts Khaleej Times
Acclaimed Palestinian actor and filmmaker Mohammad Bakri has died in northern Israel, ending a five-decade career that established him as one of the most influential voices in Palestinian cinema. Source: Palestinian actor and filmmaker Mohammad Bakri dies at 72 | … Continued