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With pyrotechnics, the stars of the show are quite literally, shooting stars, “stars” being the fireworks industry’s term for those bits of flying sparkly fire. As in any performance, stars need a stage, and in a photograph, the stage is everything else in the frame: the dark sky, buildings, or monuments, even your fellow audience members watching the show. thephoblographer.com »
Film photographer and blogger Hamish Gill wanted a cheap and simple way to scan 5×4 large-format film. After searching and failing to find a suitable diffuser holder for his film, Gill decided to create his own, and that’s how the idea for the pixl-latr was born. petapixel.com »
Feeling stuck in a dry spell with your creative projects? Time to shake things up and pick up a film camera. Whether you're doing it for the first time ever or first time in a long time, the constraints of film will definitely get you thinking about your photos and squeeze creativity out of you. thephoblographer.com »
Feeling stuck in a dry spell with your creative projects? Time to shake things up and pick up a film camera. Whether you're doing it for the first time ever or first time in a long time, the constraints of film will definitely get you thinking about your photos and squeeze creativity out of you. thephoblographer.com »
Here’s a 16.5-minute video by OWL BOT in which photographer Omar Kenji demonstrates how you can develop C-41 color film in your own bathroom instead of passing it to a photo lab. We see Kenji’s entire process, from using a sous vide cooker to precisely control temperature and pouring the chemicals to hanging the developed […] petapixel.com »
Film photographers, especially those who develop their own films at home, know all too well the struggles of digitizing their negatives without a film scanner. That's why when Hamish Gill announced that he's developing a tool he called pixl-latr, everyone who ever thought and tried creating digital versions of their film photos took to his Kickstarter campaign to support his project. thephoblographer.com »
CineStill just announced a “holy grail” of film photography: a single-step monobath called Df96 for processing any black-and-white film. The company says it’s the world’s fastest process — one that can develop your film in just 3 minutes, from start to finish. petapixel.com »
The Pixl-latr flattens film on a diffused surface so that it can easily be photographed with a conventional digital camera. The analog revival continues unabated, and a new product - the Pixl-latr - could provide a long-awaited easy solution to the challenge of converting film to pixels. dpreview.com »
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NINM Labs has launched a Kickstarter campaign for Instant Magny 35, a film back that transforms rangefinders and 135 SLR cameras into instant film cameras. The film back supports Fujifilm Instax Square film and doesn't require any camera modifications. dpreview.com »
It's been over a year since Kodak's big announcement that they're bringing back the iconic Ektachrome 100 slide film in 35mm format. The revival was supposed to happen during holiday season 2017, but unfortunately, that didn't happen and film fans have been kept waiting. thephoblographer.com »
Every photographer knows about APS-C sensors, but what about APS film? This week, Chris and Jordan take a stroll down memory lane and try out the original APS format, short for 'Advanced Photo System', a technology that promised to streamline the film workflow, but which ultimately lost out to digital technology. dpreview.com »
The United States’ U-2 spy plane first to the skies back in 1955 during the heyday of film photography. But even as cameras these days have largely shifted to digital, the U-2 continues to shoot its spy photos on film. petapixel.com »
In this guide I will be comparing every 100 (ish) speed, black and white film which is actively being produced and readily available to the U.S. market in mid 2018, with the goal to help those of you who are new to film photography figure out a film which might be right fit for you. thephoblographer.com »
KONO! has always been a bit of a quirky company when it comes to their film emulsions; but they have to embrace this in order to actually stand out from the digital world that continues to try to emulate the look of film as much as it tries and fails. thephoblographer.com »
I've reviewed options like the Kodak Scanza before that I genuinely wish were higher in quality, but what you're getting for the most part isn't really all that awful. It takes your 35mm film and can deliver for you up to 22MP still image JPEG files. thephoblographer.com »
Kodak has shared a new sneak peek of its upcoming Ektachrome slide film relaunch, posting several test photos captured on the film using “pilot-scale equipment.” The photos can be seen in this short video posted by Kodak Alaris (@kodakprofessional) on Instagram and in a new post on Facebook: A post shared by Kodak Professional (@kodakprofessional) […] petapixel.com »
It’s a bad week for film lovers as Canon follows Leica with the news of the discontinuation of an important 35mm camera from its line-up. Earlier Leica reported the end of the M7, and now Canon has announced it has ceased production of its flagship film body, the EOS-1v. dpreview.com »
Digital photography completely changed the image-making industry. Photographers no longer needed to stock up on film, limit themselves to 36 exposures before changing rolls and then wait while images were developed in the darkroom, either by themselves or a processing house. digitalrev.com »
Canon Japan has officially ended the sale of their last film camera, the EOS-1v. From Canon Japan (Google Translated): Thank you very much for your continued patronage of Canon products. By the way, we are finally decided to end sales for the film single lens reflex camera “EOS – 1v”. We will also take repair Read more... canonrumors.com »
Canon has announced that it has now stopped making its last ever film camera, the EOS-1v SLR. photographyblog.com »
Canon just officially discontinued the EOS-1V, the company’s last remaining film camera. The move brings an official end to Canon’s film camera business after an 80-year run. Canon entered the camera industry back in 1937 as Precision Optical Instruments Laboratory, creating a Leica clone called “The Kwanon” that was Japan’s first 35mm focal-plane-shutter camera. The […] petapixel.com »
Leica has discontinued its M7 film camera after 16 years of service. According to the Red Dot Forum, which is run by the Miami Leica store, the last of the M7 standard and The M7 caused a bit of a stir when it arrived with features that required battery power to operate – particularly the electronic shutter. dpreview.com »
Our very own Chris Gampat very recently had a fun chat with Bill Manning for the latest Studio C-41 podcast, and we want to share with our readers what went down. After talking about Chris' beginnings and how he got started with The Phoblographer, they dug deep into the main event: his top 10 film gear reviews. thephoblographer.com »
This is a syndicated blog post from La Noir Image. I wish that when I first started exploring street photography with film that someone had told me all about Ilford Delta 400 before trying to shepherd me into the church of Kodak Tri-X. But back then, years and years of guides online said that it thephoblographer.com »
Last summer, I visited Gifford Stevens at his home in Bradley, Maine. He was one of the best teachers I’ve ever had. He taught English at Hampden Academy. His classes were always fascinating, and a few favorites were Folklore and Outdoor Life. petapixel.com »
For years, photographers tried to negate or reduce the effect of light leaks on their film; but we began to embrace it after some time and now we've got DUBBLE Film Sunstroke. This film is a Kodak emulsion that has had light leaks hit it in just the right spots. thephoblographer.com »
Hi, my name is Rydell Tomas Jr and I'm an upcoming freelance photographer from the Southside of Atlanta, Ga. I've been making photos for two years and I've been putting together conceptual projects since July of 2017. thephoblographer.com »
I have to admit that I'm really excited when a new film manufacturer pops up or a company announces a new film emulsion: and Silberra is a key example of this. The company has an ISO 50, 100, 160, and 200 film in black and white. thephoblographer.com »
I have to admit that I'm really excited when a new film manufacturer pops up or a company announces a new film emulsion: and Silberra is a key example of this. The company has an ISO 50, 100, 160, and 200 film in black and white. thephoblographer.com »
Usually, when were hear any word about Fujifilm and good ol' analog film, it's in relation to the discontinuation. But in this case, it's more of a replacement. Fujifilm sent notice out today to retailers that they're discontinuing their 24 exposure rolls and replacing them with 36 exposure rolls. thephoblographer.com »
Usually, when were hear any word about Fujifilm and good ol' analog film, it's in relation to the discontinuation. But in this case, it's more of a replacement. Fujifilm sent notice out today to retailers that they're discontinuing their 24 exposure rolls and replacing them with 36 exposure rolls. thephoblographer.com »
Fujifilm has announced the Instax Square SQ6, an analog instant film camera that resembles the old Instagram logo. The SQ6 takes Fujifilm's Instax Square film which gives a 62 x 62mm (2. 4 x 2. dpreview.com »
Kodak's First Quarter 2018 Financial Report revealed that while the film division isn't among the strong performers, motion picture films saw increased revenues. According to Kodak's First Quarter 2018 Financial Report, the company had a net loss of $25 million over a $357 revenue for the quarter that ended on March 31, 2018. thephoblographer.com »
Are you among the eagle-eyed film photographers who have noticed Ilford's new film box design? If you haven't seen the change yet, we got the details for you. Don't worry, the new packaging isn't much different from the clean and easily identifiable design we all know and love. thephoblographer.com »
As Eastman Kodak Company transforms its legendary manufacturing complex, once devoted exclusively to the production of photographic equipment and materials, the management of the Eastman Business Park reached out to me (Professor Frank Cost at RIT) to involve students in learning opportunities centered in a new customer-education and workforce development center planned for the Park. […] petapixel.com »
If you’re looking to get into shooting medium format film but aren’t sure which film stock to start with, check out this helpful 16-minute video by The Slanted Lens. Photographer Jay P. Morgan purchased all the B&W and color 120 film rolls he could get his hands on and did a shootout to compare the […] petapixel.com »
Photographer Irene Rudnyk often receives questions about film photography, including from people who wonder why it’s even worth doing when you can slap a VSCO filter onto digital images these days. petapixel.com »
Kodak TMax P3200 is Kodak's latest film offering; and apparently there is a fair amount of confusion about the film emulsion. Share images from it in various groups and you'll hear people say "But isn't is an ISO 3200 film?" The answer: No, it isn't. thephoblographer.com »
One of the things keeping vegans from shooting film is the fact that medium uses animal gelatin as part of the emulsion coating on the plastic film base. The short answer is yes, film contains animal products, but Ilford attempts to explain this matter in a straightforward and honest FAQ. thephoblographer.com »
This is one of the moste xicting sotries in years: Alexander Gee contacted me last week to tell me this story: He created a new E-mount film camera! Everything is reported on this website: http://www. sonyalpharumors.com »
For years I've walked into Lomography's shop and looked at Lomography Redscale XR 50-200 with disdain and wonder why any hipster would want to try something like this. But then I tried it myself partially out of curiosity, part out of needing to do this review, and part out of just trying to understand it. thephoblographer.com »
Here’s a tutorial on how you can shoot Polaroid i-Type instant film in an old Polaroid 600 instant camera. I think the pictures speak for themselves I hope you like it, and that this tutorial saves you some money. petapixel.com »
Check out this surreal 4-minute short film titled Club Palace. It may look computer-generated, but everything you see was captured on camera using miniature sets, careful lighting, practical effects, and precise camera moves. petapixel.com »
I've forever been on the hunt for a black and white film that I'm truly, madly in love with; and while CineStill bwXX comes really close, I'd like to think that the Ilford Delta lineup of film is still more my taste. thephoblographer.com »
I've forever been on the hunt for a black and white film that I'm truly, madly in love with; and while CineStill bwXX comes really close, I'd like to think that the Ilford Delta lineup of film is still more my taste. thephoblographer.com »
Just as vinyl records have made a comeback as of late, film photography has seen a resurgence in popularity in recent years. Film is Still Alive is a 10-minute miniature documentary that explores why film photographers these days are still in love with their medium despite the camera industry moving to digital. The documentary was […] petapixel.com »
“Ah, s**t!” Andrew Rogers shouts as he spills developer all over the table and onto his vintage yellow Kodachrome film shirt. Hidden in the back corner of the semi-popular “video game” bar, The Grid in Mesa, Arizona, he and three fellow film fanatics mix chemicals and develop E6 color positive film. The bar, named after […] petapixel.com »
“Sun Moon London” is a beautiful 3-minute short film by photographer and filmmaker Luke Miller, who captured scenes of the sun and moon illuminating the city of London through a 2520mm-equivalent lens. petapixel.com »
