KONO Color 200 is a newly released colour-negative film offered by the German company KONO Manufaktur, available in 35mm and bulk rolls of 100’ (30.5m). It shares the same specifications as Optik OldSchool OptiColor 200 and ORWO Wolfen NC200. This summer, I shot three rolls in different environments and have plenty to discuss regarding the image quality, cost, and the implications of this film for the future of film photography. This review includes an above-average number of samples from my rolls, as I was fortunate to capture many "keepers." Alternatively, it could be due to a significant enhancement in image quality and scannability from InovisCoat GmbH! (I will also clarify who they are.)
Last autumn, a Norwegian professor of psychology, Lars Dehli, was invited to deliver a lecture on the topic of intelligence. It had been some time since he had...
Currently, apart from Kodak, there are only two lines of colour-negative film being produced. Both of these are made in Europe and represent the first entirely new C-41-based emulsions introduced since the mid-2000s. In this article, I will perform a side-by-side comparison to determine which of these formulas is more likely to succeed Kodak’s legacy of innovation and quality in colour photochemistry.
Last month, a 22-year-old entrepreneur named Emil Barr released an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal with a striking title: “’Work-Life Balance’ Will Keep You Mediocre.” He ... Read more
The brand sparked controversy on its social media account, which has over 96 thousand followers, with a post that idealized the ownership of their gear beyond what their followers were prepared to accept: #editorial.
The announcement of Kodak’s financial report, which caused a 25% drop in their stock price, alarmed not only investors but also those reliant on their products. Below is Kodak's complete response (also available at https://www.kodak.com/en/company/blog-post/statement-regarding-misleading-media-reports): #editorial.
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The company’s stock fell by 25% today following their report, which disclosed a half-billion-dollar debt that is due within a year with no clear repayment strategy, in addition to declines in profits and increased expenses. #editorial.
This article provides straightforward, illustrated guides for diagnosing and two distinct repair suggestions to address the malfunctioning ejection mechanism on Polaroid SX-70 cameras at home. It includes numerous detailed photos, close-ups, and instructions for testing the repairs to ensure dependable operation for years ahead.
Preparing to develop film at home has become quicker thanks to Chem Log, which helps you monitor your chemical usage and expiration dates. #editorial
Bastien's visuals and written content contrast both stylistically and technically with the majority of articles I've shared on this blog to date. Nevertheless, I believe his reflective approach and imagery, akin to essays paired with Holgas and Agfa Clacks, provide a captivating glimpse into the mindset of a musician who views visual art primarily as textures rather than just content.
Although I haven't used either, the LomoApparat cameras received considerable praise at their launch and continue to do so years later, thanks to their ultra-wide 21mm lens, attractive design, and a wide range of experimental filters. #editorial.
An inadequate light source can lead to problems when digitizing film with a digital camera. The colors might look dull or display a color cast that is difficult to correct fully. Optimal results are achieved with sources that utilize a carefully adjusted mix of color LEDs to produce light that closely resembles natural, full-spectrum lighting. #editorial.
Since the launch of ChatGPT in late 2022, it has been difficult to avoid being overwhelmed by emotions of excitement or anxiety regarding the ... Read more
The Polaroid SX-70 camera is regarded as a treasure in the realm of instant film, much like the original iPhone was when it debuted in the 1970s. It is the only foldable SLR in existence that features a high-quality glass lens, a distinctive aperture, and exceptional image quality on an almost 4x5 integrated film format. Numerous companies have attempted to duplicate the success of this camera, both at the time of its launch and more recently, but have consistently failed... #editorial.
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