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EPISODE · Jun 19, 2026 · 1H 6M

Film Photography Podcast 381 - 620 Film Cameras

from Film Photography Podcast · host Michael Raso

Film Photography Podcast – Episode 381 – June 20, 2026 -  The Jersey Boys are back! In Episode 381 of the Film Photography Podcast, Michael Raso, John Fedele, and Mark Dalzell celebrate 620 Film Day with a lively discussion of cameras, film, music, and analog adventures. Mark reviews the stylish 1950s Sabre 620 and Imperial Mark XII Flash cameras, shares his experiences shooting Harman Phoenix Azure film, and recounts recent estate-sale film discoveries. Michael announces the launch of the new Music from the Podcast section at the FPP Store, featuring his debut synthwave album Synth Waves from Space alongside other favorite FPP music releases. John takes a look at Minolta's innovative automatic 35mm camera lineup, including the groundbreaking Minolta 7000. Plus, listener letters and much more!

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Mark reviews the Sabre 620 and Imperial Mark XII Flash cameras, John explores Minolta’s automatic camera lineup, Michael launches the new Music from the Podcast collection at the on-line store and Synth Waves from Space, and the gang shares film adventures, thrift-store finds, and listener letters.

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