In recent years, film photography has experienced a resurgence in popularity, despite the widespread availability of digital cameras and smartphone cameras. Many photographers appreciate the unique qualities of film photography, such as the grain, color reproduction, and dynamic range that cannot be replicated by digital cameras. The purpose of this article is to provide tips […]
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Slide film, also known as reversal film, is a type of photographic film that has been used for decades. Although it is not as commonly used as digital photography or negative film, slide film still has a dedicated following among photographers for its unique characteristics. However, it can be a challenging medium to work with
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Slide film used to be the go-to medium for capturing stunning images on camera until the 1970s. Nowadays, it’s no longer a common choice for most photographers, with only a few using it for experimental purposes. However, for those who still appreciate the unique qualities of slide film, there are still a few options to
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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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Washing negatives after development is a crucial step in film processing, as it removes residual chemicals and prevents film damage. Many people recommend using tap water, distilled water, or demineralized water for this process. However, a less common question is whether salt or sea water can be used for washing film. Technically, it is possible
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If you’re new to film photography, the process of developing your own film can seem daunting at first. But with the right equipment and a bit of practice, it can become a rewarding and enjoyable experience. The most common type of film development process for color negative film is C-41, but with so many C-41
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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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Have you ever struggled to identify the emulsion side of your film? It can be tricky, but it’s crucial to know which side is which when working with film. In this article, we’ll discuss why it’s important to identify the emulsion side and give you some tips on how to do it effectively. What is
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This is a comprehensive guide for troubleshooting and explaining the most common errors occurring while shooting and processing black-and-white or color-negative film. Errors in film development and processing can lead to your images being ultimately lost. Knowing what caused the issues and working to prevent them in the future can avoid many unpleasant surprises. Feel
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