CineStill has made cinema film accessible to still photographers by removing the Remjet layer from Kodak's motion picture stock, allowing it to be developed with standard C-41 processing. With its rich tones and signature halation glow, CineStill has redefined the creative potential of analog photography. However, Kodak may limit the repackaging of this stock, raising concerns for CineStill’s future.

The Sony FE 85mm f/1.8 is a lightweight, fast, and incredibly sharp lens that consistently delivers stunning results. Perfect for portraits, it offers beautiful background separation and a smooth bokeh, making it a go-to choice for professional and hobbyist photographers alike.

The Peak Design Travel Tripod is more than just a piece of gear—it’s a reliable companion for every adventure. From capturing breathtaking desert landscapes to shooting long exposures under the stars, this compact and versatile tripod has become one of my most essential tools. Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry in my Peak Design 30L Backpack, it’s built to handle any environment. Discover why this tripod deserves a place in your kit.

The Sony G Master 70-200mm f/2.8 isn’t just a lens—it’s a statement. Designed for photographers who demand professional-grade performance, this powerhouse delivers stunning sharpness, rich colors, and creamy bokeh across its legendary focal range. Whether you’re shooting weddings, wildlife, or sports, it adapts effortlessly to every scenario. In this review, we’ll explore why this lens is worth the investment and how it can elevate your photography to new heights. Ready to discover what makes the Sony G Master 70-200mm f/2.8 a must-have? Let’s dive in.

Fujifilm 400 brings the vibrant energy of skateboarding to life. Captured on the Olympus XA-2 with its built-in A11 flash, this film delivers bold colors, natural tones, and the perfect touch of grain to freeze the action in every frame.

Explore how the Moment CineBloom Diffusion Filter transforms light and adds a cinematic touch to your images. Learn how it works with my Sony A7II and vintage lenses like the Zeiss 35mm, Helios 44, and Super Takumar to create timeless, dreamy photography.

Sharp, compact, and built to perform—the Sony Zeiss 35mm f/2.8 proves that good glass doesn’t need to be flashy. Whether it’s capturing vibrant energy in low light, like this shot from Día de los Muertos, or delivering clean everyday scenes, this lens disappears on your camera but leaves its mark on your images.

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