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Medium & Large Format

Medium & Large Format Cameras, in simple terms, are cameras that take a larger format of film, or have larger digital sensors than the 35mm cameras otherwise found on this website. Like all types of camera, medium and large format cameras come in all sorts of different types. But, with the majority of content on this website being about 35mm cameras, I decided to lump all medium and large format cameras into one category.

If you like the look of one or another of the cameras reviewed below, you can navigate to similar cameras by following the tag links found at the bottom of the review.

9 December, 2022

Mamiya C330F, and How I Turned it into a Swan – By Rene Villaroman

By RENATO VILLAROMAN

Late last year I was confined to my apartment for a week and that opened an opportunity for me to write about a 6 x 6 format camera that I have been meaning to buy for years. Th...
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28 November, 2022

Super Ikonta 532/16 Review – An Ikon – By Bob Janes

By Bob Janes

The Ikonta range of folding medium format cameras complemented Zeiss Ikon's Contax ‘system’ camera. They combined quality optics with leaf shutters in sophisticated bodies. The ...
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7 November, 2022

Pentax 645N and Pentax 645D – From Analog to Digital – By Eric L. Woods

By Eric

In this article I am going to talk about the Pentax 645N and Pentax 645D. The use of 'and' in the title rather than 'vs' is intentional. The use of 'and' in the title rather tha...
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23 September, 2022

Hasselblad H1 – An Accidental Journey into Phase One P Series Digital Backs – By Bill Thoo

By Bill Thoo

I bought a Hasselblad H1 by accident. Like it’s older cousin, the Hasselblad V, the H series is modular. It has options for batteries, viewfinders, and camera backs, in addition...
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4 July, 2022

Hasselblad and the Bronica – Comparing an Icon with a Forgotten Gem – By Dave Palumbo

By Dave Palumbo

The essence is this: I find myself with two 6×6 SLR systems from the 1970s. One of them was a staple of professional photography for half a century. The other was a rival t...
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19 May, 2022

Ilford Craftsman and a Roll of Ilford FP4+ – By Kat Good

By Kathryn Good

A lot of us have shot with Ilford film, but have you ever used an Ilford camera? About four years ago I vastly overpaid for a camera I knew nothing about from an antiques store ...
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25 April, 2022

Zeiss Ikon Ikonta – Lost and Found, a 70 Year History – By Conor O’Brien

By Conor O'Brien

My Dad was always a keen photographer. When he bought his Zeiss Ikon Ikonta in the early 1950s, it would have been a substantial outlay for him as a civil servant. While he didn...
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21 February, 2022

Zeiss Ikoflex III (1939) – Atoning For GAS By Doing A History Project – By Stefan Wilde

By Stefan Wilde

When I first bought and tried a Rolleiflex I fell in love with TLRs. They are by no means perfect, but very quirky and eye-catching. I love that. Yes I am that kind of person. I...
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