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My photography journey began over 20 years ago with black and white film in the darkroom. One of my best friends and I were in charge of ensuring plenty of developer and fresh fixer. In exchange, we were given a key to the darkroom to utilize whenever we wanted. thephoblographer.com »
I've shot a lot of film on behalf of the Phoblographer. And we've reviewed a variety of film emulsions over the years. And when it comes to black and white film, I don't think I've ever fallen for something this hard. thephoblographer.com »
Earlier this year, KONO! launched the KONO! Delight Art 100 in 120, then later in 35mm. This isn’t a typical film emulsion. We’re told it’s tinted Kodak Ektar 100. Ektar was my least favorite Kodak film, and KONO! added some flavor. thephoblographer.com »
In the digital age, film manufacturers must separate themselves somehow. Since its inception in 2014, German film company Kono achieves this by creating films that offer distinct looks. The company aims to create an appearance that is hard, if not impossible, to achieve with a digital camera. dpreview.com »
KONO is a brand that we've known and loved for several years. They create some cool, quirky film that we've only truly appreciated after we looked around at the entire landscape. Digital photography is capable of doing so much. thephoblographer.com »
Many years ago, photographers put color filters in front of their lenses. It delivered a fun effect if it wasn't correcting for the lighting. And that's what the KONO!RAMA is doing in a far more innovative way. thephoblographer.com »
Attention, film photographers! KONO! is ending 2019 with a bang and just dropped a new vibrant film for all you lovers of fun and funky emulsions out there. If you've ever been curious about trying out the redscale look but have no idea how to make one yourself, this is an option you might want to consider. thephoblographer.com »
Ever been curious about the fun and funky KONO! Reanimated Films but don't have a film camera to shoot them with yet? We bet you'll be thrilled to learn that you can now try two of these straight away. thephoblographer.com »
European analog photography company KONO! has announced a new film stock called Original Mirage. This 35mm C-41 200 ISO pre-exposed color negative film offers 'two awesome colors at once,' according to KONO!, which has added the product to its 'Original' line. dpreview.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 »
Analogue photography brand Dubblefilm has introduced a pair of new effects films with partner Kono!. Named Bubblegum and Monsoon, the latest in a line of pre-colored emulsions work at opposite ends of the spectrum—with Bubblegum injecting lots of orange warmth and Monsoon creating a cool cyan/blue effect. dpreview.com »
Heads up, film photographers! If you're looking for some new and experimental films to try, KONO! has recently made their selection of films available for purchasing in single rolls. This makes sampling their funky films easier on the pocket, especially if you're more keen on variety than quantity for testing them out. thephoblographer.com »
