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HP’s New FilmScan Is a Simple Way to Digitize Film Slides and Negatives
The new HP FilmScan 5” Touch Screen Scanner promises a simple, all-in-one solution for preserving analog photos digitally.
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Atlanta Film Company 250D Review – Affordable Film At Last!
There are lots of daylight white balanced films on the market. And amazingly, they're all getting more expensive quite a bit so with no control over the market. So Studio C41's Bill Manning has stepped up to help film photographers.
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The pixl-latr is a Nifty Tool for Digitizing Films and Transparencies with Ease
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.
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The Theory Behind Why You’re Not Getting the Most From Scanned Film
The lead image of this blog post features a beautifully scanned negative of Kodak Portra 400. Looks really nice, right? Lots of photographers who get into analog film photography will then go about scanning their images to show them off online.
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Film Review: Kodak Portra 400 (35mm and 120, Various Formats)
Years and years ago, Kodak announced something that would ensure for quite a while: Kodak Portra 400. Available in both of the 120, 35mm and large formats the film was and still is incredibly popular with photographers who like shooting portraits.
