“Everything was better in the past” is something frustrated by the present like to hear. You often hear this phrase when it comes to photography. The charm of analog photography is often invoked. It is correct: Analog photography has not been swept away by digital photography and is still cultivated by some people and companies – and in some cases brought closer to a very young target group with new products.

In a new heiseshow we would like to discuss where analog photography can be found today. Who uses it and how can one find access to analog photography? What forms are there – and with which cameras or product systems does this technology still occur? And where does the analog flow into the digital again? How can digital photographers rely on analog technology?

These and many other questions – including the audience – will be answered by Kristina Beer (@bee_k_bee) and Martin Holland (@fingolas) with Sophia Zimmermann and Peter Nonhoff-Arps from Discuss c’t photography in a new episode of the #heiseshow.

Thursdays. 12 Clock. Live. heise online speaks to guests about current technical developments and network policy. Tweets with the hashtag #heiseshow can be used to join the discussion before, during and after the broadcast. The #heiseshow is there …

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