Having Fun with Film
A Blog by Rupert Brun, telling the story of my return to medium format film photography.

A rare Yashicaflex S in good condition. The first Japanese camera with a built-in exposure meter, made in 1954.

A an article about a roll of film found in a camera in a charity shop. I developed the film and was surprised at what I found.

Is it worth spending £189 on a table-top tripod when you can get one with the same specification for £42?

My first outing with a Noon pinhole camera wasn't entirely successful but I know why and the next trip should be better!

In this blog I explain how the Mamiya 6 enabled "both kinds" of landscape photography on a recent holiday in Derbyshire.

I have a variety of medium format film cameras from TLR to point and shoot, but until recently, no SLR. Yes SLRs have advantages, but...

The Mamiya C330f is a great camera for close-up work, unless you want to photograph something only 3 centimetres tall, fixed in the...

A project can be a great aid to creativity, in this blog I discuss a project to make a book of images of the North Kent coast.

Claimed to be the "most perfect camera system”. I explain how I came to have one and why I won't be shooting Bergger 400 very often

The Fuji GA645 Pro is a lovely "point and shoot" medium format film camera that is quick and easy to use.

The Zeiss Ikon Nettar epitomises slow photography, it's basic to the point of being primitive but the results can be excellent.

When I returned to medium format film photography after a gap of about 35 years, this "brand new" Mamiya C330f was my first camera.