The second issue of the new photography magazinecamera - stay analog. Bilingual German/English. 21 x 28 cm, full-color throughout, perfect bound, high-quality paper. Here are the topics of the second issue:
Exclusive: New color films from Germany
cameravisited InovisCoat and FilmoTec, which produce color films under the "Original Wolfen" brand. After more than 30 years, there is once again a manufacturer in Germany developing and producing new color films. We report on the makers in Monheim and Wolfen over 30 pages.
Review: Wolfen NC200 – the new Gold?
A color negative film with ISO 200 and rich colors. The Wolfen NC200 is set to become a new all-rounder. camera was able to exclusively test pre-production samples. Does the material deliver what the manufacturer promises? Can the film keep up with Kodak Gold?
Exclusive: New slide films, material in Orwo retro chic and limited special films - Interview with Jake Seal, Original Wolfen
British film producer Jake Seal operates production studios in the UK and USA under the name Orwo. In 2020, he bought InovisCoat and FilmoTec to be able to produce his own films.cameraspoke exclusively with Seal about his plans, which also include new color reversal films and retro material in Orwo chic.
Exclusive: 4 new analog cameras
Until now, it looked as if only Pentax wanted to enter the analog camera market next year with a sophisticated compact camera. But there are three other projects that are already well advanced.camerashows the cameras of the future, including a new variant of the Rollei 35.
Double the fun: The art of multiple exposure
cameraportrays three enthusiastic multiple exposure photographers with their works in this issue. A challenging genre that requires experience to achieve good results. But chance also sometimes brings exciting outcomes.
Do it with the mju!
camerashows the variants of the ingenious Olympus mju I and a photo report from the Schlagermove in Hamburg - shot with the point-and-shoot.
The Nikon Story
A look back at the analog cameras of the Japanese manufacturer from 1948 to 2020. Shortly after World War II, the brand, which had previously been known primarily for excellent lenses, launched the Nikon I rangefinder camera.camerashows all Nikon models and the best advertising campaigns from the USA and Japan via a timeline.
Secret Mission: Spy Cameras
Miniature cameras, hidden in radios, makeup cases, fountain pens, wristwatches or cigarette packs. All sorts of things existed to covertly take photos on film. A comprehensive secret report from the world of spies.
Review: Wolfen NP100 Black and White Film
Original Wolfen is also expanding its line of black and white films. Based on the UN54, but modified, the NP100 is now coming to market.camerahas already been able to test the material.
