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The tenth anniversary of the Camera Rescue project is soon here and we should be celebrating. And celebrate we will. At the bottom you will find an invitation to join us in August, in Finland, but there is also something we need to do: address the big elephant in the community. To our team, the most interesting part of the photographic world was, for years, seeing if film would truly have a renaissance or not. We are deep camera and photo nerds and for us it seemed clear: The

📺 Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/VntwzmSMsPM This time the roadtrip took me to two cities that are actually fun to put side by side: Dublin and Lyon. They're roughly the same size, both have boomed over the last couple of decades, and both are packed with students. Film photography is alive and well in each of them — but, interestingly, for quite different reasons. Dublin runs on a strong online community: as a result of a big shared language pool where inform

This tour is the one I have always wanted to do for everyone to see! Seems we just needed the right guest for it to become a reality. We...

It is an exciting moment to be writing this - as we will launch a Camera Technician class of 2023 in roughly 6 weeks. You can find the...

A Guide to Understanding Film Camera Pricing and Value Cameras are important tools for capturing memories and unleashing creativity....

Disclaimer: In the summer of 2020 we secluded ourselves in a basement during lockdowns to record 15 episodes of a Camera Rescue Basic...

It is time to have a look at the progress of the Camera Rescue project again, even if we missed the official time of the year we usually...

In 2020 we got a tip from an analog community member about an electronics retailer that might have some unused film cameras. The person...

When you have seen over 100.000 cameras in person and given them a new life you become somewhat of an expert at changing light seals. Be...

Español. Let's start with the sad news! When we open a new location there is always a chance things don't work as planned and in the case...

UPDATE 2023: The time and size of the Technician school for 2023 has not yet been confirmed. Some more info can be read in the 2023...

Camera Rescue is living an exciting period at the beginning of this year. We are about to announce the camera technician class of 2022...

We don’t need new cameras, we need to rescue old cameras! Checking a Leica Lens in a flea market Since the conception of Camera Rescue we...

It’s that time again! As the rescue center continues to grow we’re seeking people willing to join us in Tampere during the Winter of...

Here at the rescue center we see cameras come in all conditions, from last used a day ago to decades ago. Our job has always been to...

Camera Rescue 5 years It is celebration time again! The Camera Rescue project turns 5 years old this week and just like the previous...

UPDATE (13/01/2022) : the Paris workshop is closed for now after successful operation for more than 6 months. This is to give the...

Back in September 2017 we announced our goal to save 100,000 analog cameras by 2020. Even though we already had saved around 30,000 by...

With a combination of almost 10,000 participants from 100+ countries in both 2017 and 2020, the #SaveAnalogCameras surveys unveiled how...

A hopeful Future for Analog is published in 3 parts, discussing five areas: The film community at large and its optimism towards the...