Embarking on the journey of film photography is a thrilling voyage of discovery, presenting an artistic depth that captivates even in our digital age. The Olympus OM-1, introduced in the 1970s, brought about a significant change in the photography world with its professional-grade capabilities packed into a compact design. Due to its lightweight yet robust […]
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Photography isn’t just a simple action; it’s a creative expression, a unique way to freeze time, narrate stories, and encapsulate feelings. For those fascinated by the timeless allure and authenticity of film photography, the Nikon F3 is a name that resonates significantly. Renowned for its robustness and extraordinary output, this camera has held its ground
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For a beginner photographer, the world of film photography can be an intimidating place. With so many types of films available, each with their own unique characteristics, it can be challenging to know which one to choose. As a newbie photographer standing in front of the film aisle, you may feel overwhelmed and unsure about
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When it comes to developing color film, one of the first decisions a photographer needs to make is the choice of the developing kit. With this decision comes the choice between using liquid or powder developer, each with their own advantages and disadvantages that can impact the outcome of your final images. In this blog
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What is Kodak HC-110? Kodak HC-110 is a liquid concentrate developer widely used by photographers around the world. This popular film developer has been around for over 70 years and remains a staple in the photography community due to its versatility and consistency. HC-110 is known for its ability to deliver sharpness, contrast, and fine
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Portra 400 is one of today’s most popular and well-known film stocks. Produced by Kodak and available for both 35mm and medium format cameras it is very popular among photographers and often recommended to beginners. To help you get the best out of this iconic film stock, we covered the most asked questions by beginners
Why is my Portra 400 so grainy? And other common Portra questions. Read More »
Ultramax 400 is the most expensive out of the three consumer-grade 35mm films Kodak has to offer, the other two being Colorplus 200 and Gold 200. At ISO 400/27° Kodak Ultramax is a bit faster and better suited for low-light and indoor photography while still offering the classic warm and saturated Kodak colors. It’s available
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Welcome to the world of film photography, where every shot counts and the anticipation of seeing your developed photos is part of the thrill. If you’re just starting out or looking for a reliable, affordable film to add to your arsenal, let’s talk about Kodak Gold 200. Kodak Gold 200 is a 35mm film that’s
