The typical cost of a roll of 35mm film has increased by 9%... However, we have introduced a new film: 乐凯C200 (Lucky C200) and ORWO NC200 — I’ve tested it, with samples included! Additionally, we can't overlook the launch of Harman Phoenix II, Adox Color Mission, and the free film I’m offering to fortunate GOLD members.
Following Kodak's significant alteration to their film chemistry and a year after the 800T branding dispute, we investigated the online rumor regarding the production of CineStill films (we created our own version and contrasted it with the branded stock). The outcomes were completely surprising. We conducted our tests on two separate occasions!
In this newsletter, I discuss the abrupt shift in priorities, a complimentary film, capturing images with Polaroid B&W 600 film in unmodified SX-70 cameras, processing Harman Phoenix film as slides using Rodinal, and my intentions for the month of August on Analog.Cafe.
The newly introduced 55mm f/1.7, 80.5mm f/1.9, and 35mm f/2 lenses provide the ability to create artistic swirly bokeh effects by employing the original 1840 portrait lens formulas developed by Joseph Petzval, which have been recalibrated and reengineered for contemporary cameras with both full-frame and crop sensors. #editorial.
Film is an inherently flawed and tangible medium. In today's post-perfectionist era, where achieving precise image accuracy is straightforward, the imperfections of film are now appreciated for their artistic value and distinctive, singular interpretations of reality. One of these imperfections is halation, which I will elaborate on extensively in this mini-guide.
The brand reveals information about a prototype lens that is ready, their autofocus testing arrangement, an animated LCD menu (accompanied by a brief video demonstration), and mechanical enhancements (battery and lens cover) in their Instagram post (you'll need to click the next button several times to view all the content): https://www.instagram.com/p/DMUnXmYCB7P #editorial.
In this article, I will discuss the most affordable films, mention some emulsions to steer clear of, and offer insights into the expenses associated with shooting film in 2025 and beyond.
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Harman Phoenix 200 marks the company's first color-negative film released in more than fifty years. Utilizing the typical developer chemicals that film photographers keep in their dark rooms, this film can be processed like a slide film! However, proceed with caution: this method is experimental for an experimental emulsion.
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Ilford/Harman's inaugural color film since the 1960s marks a notable shift from their range of black-and-white films, papers, and development chemicals produced at the factory in the UK. #editorial.
Following my recent (and first) trip to Disneyland, I delved into Richard Snow’s history of the park, titled Disney's Land. Early in the book, ...
The Zeiss Ikon Contaflex Super B is a distinctive yet robust camera that comes with a sharp and expressive lens. It incorporates older technology, such as a non-returning mirror box, while also offering interchangeable film backs, a leaf shutter mount, and a 100% Depth of Field (DOF) viewfinder. Additionally, it is quite budget-friendly.
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Numerous online retailers released product images, names, descriptions, and prices prior to the official launch date. I've been aware of the leaks since Sunday, but it appears that even more stores have inadvertently shared all the information early. #editorial.
Following multiple rounds of controlled and field testing, along with a brief discussion with Polaroid, I am now prepared to disclose my findings from independent experiments: Is the new B&W 600 film compatible with unmodified Polaroid SX-70 cameras?
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