2026 battle for the best screenless digital heats up with the final arrival of the Rewinpix PS135. The hype has lead to one of the most successful camera launches via Kickstarter with over 8000 backers pledging more than $1.225 million USD (for an original goal of just $15,000 !!!). It promises a enhanced experience film camera like experience with a better lens, finder and mode choices than rivals wrapped up in an uniquely stylish body. It’s good but there are some woeful own goals
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The XPan VUWS ? – Reto Pano Review
Like the VUWS but want a bit more ? Well in 2025 Reto quietly released the camera that might be for you . Over shadowed by their Kodak branded cameras – this one is a sleeper Lo-Fi. It offers a VUWS with flash and a Panorama mode. Meet the Reto Pano the camera that can make Xpan style images on a tiny budget. But….. there’s always a but
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The clear return – Flashback ONE35 V2 Review
Launched on Kickstarter in 2023, the original Flashback ONE35 promised disposable film camera feel in a reusable digital format. It has been one of the unique screenless Lo-Fi cameras launched although it has had some teething problems. And now it’s back with a new improved Flashback ONE35 V2 and perhaps as importantly better app.
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Canny or Canned ? – The Cappy camera Review
Finally 18 months after it originally launched I finally have got my hands on a Cappy Camera. But was this worth £145 I paid for for it via Amazon? Cappy would you have you believe this the best screenless on the market. I’d been expecting a Cappy with a silent R but it actually was better than expected – although there some issues.
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The Nana Goes forth – The FilmNeverDie aka FND Nana up against rivals
The weather lifted a bit after Storm Bert and I finally got the New FND Nana camera out for a wee try. But this was no single review – it needed some opposition. Let the Nana Drama shoot out begin.
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The Chinese Ricoh or is that Lomo ? -Fetana 35FT Review
At first glance you might be thinking this is a clone of the Ricoh FF-7 or similar. But nope this turns out to be a very quirky basic shooter but with some quirks. Meet the fairly unique plastic fantastic, the Fetana 35FT
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Wizard from Oz ? Unboxing the FilmNeverDie Nana Camera
So the wait is over. Arriving from Melbourne this week was my Nana Camera from FilmNeverDie (FND). It’s a camera that perhaps has had one of the more controversial pre-release histories in recent years. But what is the camera actually like. Here’s my unboxing and comparison to something else…
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The New Vintage – Meet the Camp Snap 1.03B
In my recent group test of lo-fi digital which the older 1.01 Camp Snap won, I did point out there was newer improved model and that I could have shot with a vintage filter firmware. Literally a week after getting home my new Camp Snap 1.03B turned up and was interestingly preloaded with the vintage film firmware. So time to uncork and sample.
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Budgetary Halves – the BHF-01 Half frame review
New Half frame cameras are the range in film photography at the mo. But what if you’re budget can’t stretch to a Pentax 17 nor even to a humble Kodak Ektar H35 ? Well you could try the half frame versions of the dubblefilm show. Or you could try this ? Or it’s clones like the Flic film Double shot. But it might look a little familar….
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Single use Noir – Kodak Tri-X (400TX) disposable Review
For years Kodak have kept it simple when it came to disposables with your choice of either disposable legend that is the FunSaver and the much lesser waterproof model. But in recent years there’s been a burst of disposables. So lets meet their B&W film version the Kodak Tri-X disposable which is confusingly also known as the Kodak Professional Tri-X or the 400TX
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