The reason we moved on from what are now considered retro cameras is because unlike vintage film cameras, the tech back then simply wasn't good enough. A film camera effectively has near-infinite ...

with people enjoying that vintage, grainy look. Still, not everybody is onboard as film cameras are challenging to use. Developing a film is also expensive, and you can't find it just everywhere.

At least that’s what [Frost Sheridan] did with a vintage Kodak MegaPlus 4.2i, a camera that was aimed at the industrial and scientific market at a time when everyone was still using film for ...