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Passionate film photographers who want to be active in keeping the medium alive can do more than buying films and going to independent film labs. They can also support their favorite brands and companies in their research and development. thephoblographer.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 »
If you're a photographer that only recently got into film, you'll need to understand a number of things about Kodak. The once mighty company still makes and manufactures film but their coffers are nowhere as large as they used to be. thephoblographer.com »
In what is perhaps one of the most exciting announcements in medium format film photography this year, there's a brand new Kickstarter that is going to make you all very happy: the Rezivot Instant Film Processor. thephoblographer.com »
Vincent Moschetti of One Year with Film Only has developed a fun little “tool” that will help film beginners find their perfect 35mm match. It’s called “Film Dating,” and it’s basically a 5-step questionnaire that tries to narrow down the qualities you like in a film stock and suggest the best option for you. The […] petapixel.com »
It looks like another film is being announced today too! Film Ferrania just announced FERRANIA P30 ALPHA, an 80 ISO Black and White Film. thephoblographer.com »
Very recently, Freestyle Photographic sent out an email to their customers letting them know about some really super deals on Rollei film. In fact, the prices are better than anything I've been able to find on both Amazon and B&H Photo. So whenever I can, I'm all for supporting the little guy. thephoblographer.com »
More often than not nowadays we hear of film manufacturers discontinuing emulsions rather than creating new ones. So it’s a great pleasure to hear that after many years of delays, the Italian film startup FILM Ferrania has finally begun preparing for the mass manufacturing of analog film. digitalrev.com »
