Film Photography Podcast
The Film Photography Project informs, engages and inspires film shooters both novice and professional alike by sharing our creative output, experiences and passion for film photography and film-making.
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- Sep 20, 2026
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Film Photography Podcast 387 - Yashica T4 vs Minolta Freedom (opens the original)
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Mark Dalzell pits the Yashica T4 against the Minolta Freedom Zoom! Plus, The Instant Film Magazine, FPP Music from the Podcast, listener letters and more.
Film Photography Podcast 386 - AstraFlex 35mm Camera (opens the original)
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The Jersey Boys - Michael Raso, John Fedele, and Mark Dalzell - are back for a special Summer ’26 Bonus Podcast! The guys discuss the AstraFlex 35, new Lucky Color 200 in 120 format, the end of Vision3 Rem-Jet film, FPP Music from the Podcast, listener letters, and more!
Film Photography Podcast 385 - Chinon Bellami 35mm Camera (opens the original)
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On today’s show, The Jersey Boys discuss the Chinon Bellami 35mm compact camera, the new Lucky color film from China, and a new segment ”Which Would You Choose?” Plus, listener letters, film photography tips, and plenty of film photography chatter.
Film Photography Podcast 384 - Horizon Perfekt Camera (opens the original)
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Trev reviews the Horizon Perfekt panoramic camera, Leslie spotlights The Disappearance of Darkness, the roundtable returns with Smash or Pass, and the crew answers listener letters in another episode packed with film photography discussion and analog inspiration.
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