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Фредд Чайлд-Вильерс (Freddie Child-Villiers) — знаменитый внештатный коммерческий фотограф из Кейптауна и Лондона. Фотографией занимается с самого детства. Как говорит сам Фредд, для него фотография – это безграничная среда для самовыражения, где ничего нельзя считать правильным или неправильным. photar.ru »
"Trawling through blogs and reviews, it because apparent that digital Kodachrome emulation is highly contentious," says photographer Freddie Child-Villiers to the Phoblographer in an email interview. thephoblographer.com »
Kodak Kodachrome was one of the most legendary film emulsions ever made! Rejoice, photographers: those of us who never got to shoot Kodak Kodachrome seem to be getting a chance after. Almost 10 years after the company announced the death of the beloved film emulsion, Kodak is letting the world know that Kodak Kodachrome is indeed going thephoblographer.com »
Netflix purchased the rights for the upcoming movie Kodachrome in September 2017, and today it just released the film’s 2. 5-minute trailer. The movie is a story that’s centered around the final days of Kodachrome film. petapixel.com »
Photo courtesy Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) Netflix has acquired the rights to Kodachrome, an upcoming Jason Sudeikis movie about the last days of the Kodachrome film era. The news was first reported by Deadline, who is claiming that Netflix paid $4 million for the rights and plans a widespread theatrical release that could cover theaters in major regions around the world—including the US, UK, Canada, and Japan. dpreview.com »
Netflix has just bought the rights to a movie that photography enthusiasts may find fascinating. Kodachrome is set in the final days of Kodachrome film. The movie itself is named after the popular Kodak film that came into existence in 1935 and was discontinued in 2009. Deadline reports that the deal for the film cost […] petapixel.com »
Kodak has just launched Issue #1 of Kodachrome Magazine, a new limited edition journal that’s geared toward people who love “art, film and analog culture.” “Conceived by Kodak, but about so much more than Kodak – be it writing, sculpture, music, graphics, or all manner of delights in between,” Kodak says. “Each issue, we bring […] petapixel.com »
Late last year Kodak announced that it would produce Kodachrome (sorry, not that Kodachrome), a magazine dedicated to art, culture and all things analog. Today, it has become available for sale to US residents on the company's website. dpreview.com »
All images by Kelly-Shane Fuller. Used with permission. “Absolutely everywhere I turned people told me home processing was impossible,” says photographer Kelly-Shane Fuller about processing Kodachrome in color at home. thephoblographer.com »
Некоторое время назад компания Kodak Alaris сообщала о возросшем спросе на плёнку и своих планах возродить классическую Kodachrome. Сейчас директор по маркетингу компании Kodak сообщил, что планы изменились. photar.ru »
Kodak made a lot of people happy when they announced they would be bringing back Ektachrome, but they blew those same photographers’ minds when they admitted they were “looking into” bringing back Kodachrome. petapixel.com »
I often frequent my local Goodwill at least once a week. I’m usually partial to picking up vinyl, vintage sweaters, cameras, typewriters, and books. Somehow this week was different. Hidden in the toys and dolls section was a box of vintage Kodachrome slides. petapixel.com »
Over the last year Fujifilm has tried to cash in on their analog history by porting over filters to digital, and recreating the "feel" of vintage gear in their mirrorless X-series. But Kodak on the other hand seem to be resolutely determined to keep the film community alive. digitalrev.com »
Over the last year Fujifilm has tried to cash in on their analog history by porting over filters to digital, and recreating the "feel" of vintage gear in their mirrorless X-series. But Kodak on the other hand seem to be resolutely determined to keep the film community alive. digitalrev.com »
The 19th and 20th centuries saw a dizzying array of photographic technologies, from the daguerreotypes that launched modern photography (and used toxic chemicals combined with polished sheets of silver to capture images) to tintypes, cyanotypes, lantern slides, gelatin silver prints, autochromes and so on, all the way up to the 1990s and the explosion of digital photography. digitalrev.com »
