Analogue Magazine

for the
love
of
grain
13
analogue
There’s no denying it, film is making a comeback in the
industry. And for anybody making the journey back to film
or trying it out for the first time, tackling the medium can
feel daunting. However, shooting film is like going back
to science class - there are a lot of variables, and you
need to master them one at a time. You know you love
the “look” of film, but with the overwhelming number of
choices that are still available in the market, you’re unsure
what kind of camera is the right one for you. Which brings
me to the topic in hand.
Today, we have a few different cameras that is
sure to tug on your heartstrings and get you right into the
mix of film photography. Briefly, we will be reviewing the
Konstruktor which is a DIY SLR camera by Lomography,
the Praktica LTL SLR camera by Pentacon and finally
the Miranda D model. These cameras are mostly entrylevel
SLR cameras that use 35mm film which are readily
available. In other words, they are easy to pick up and
shoot! So without further ado, let’s jump right into the
details of these beauties.
A closer look into the featured
Konstruktor,
Praktica
&
Miranda
analogue cameras
WRITTEN &
SHOT BY
SOUFI A’ALIYAH