Snap Shots December 2023

Posted: April 1, 2024 | By: PHSNE Editor

The December 2023 snap shots includes:

  • PHSNE’s 50th anniversary meeting, now available as a recording here
  • In memoriam: Phil Pressel
  • Celebrating a century of 16mm movies
  • A featured on the Deardorff 8×10 inch camera that was auctioned off by PHSNE
  • Podcasts featuring PHSNE members
Click here to download December 2023 snap shots

What the heck…

Are Those Even Cameras?!

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