A video channel that tries out film cameras and photo gear firsthand and reviews them.
Brisnap, who spends freely on cameras and lenses but never on bags, bought a NUBES Press Center with his own money. A custom camera bag with his own photos on the front and a pocket made just for a water bottle.
Fixed focus, no aperture control, 27 shots and that's it. And yet I reach for one every time I travel. A story about disposable film cameras, from the Kodak FunSaver to the ones coming back today.
An old man's slides in a small Australian town, film left inside a 70-year-old Kodak Brownie, a bundle of negatives from a garage sale. Three trips back in time through secondhand film camera deals.
After agonizing over what to write first, I landed on why I use film. From longing for a Nikon FM2, to the Yongsan story of how a D80 ended up in my hands, to finding my way back to an F3.
In 2024, Pentax made a new film camera. 72 half-frame shots, a light body and a price that won't hurt. Brisnap TV's first impressions after shooting with the Pentax 17.
