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After seeing the results I got out of Kodak TMax 100, I had high hopes for Delta 100. Delta 100, being a modern emulsion, is a good film stock: sharp, lots of contrast, and some de...
This week we are taking a look at Kodak TMax 100 black and white film (also now known as Kodak Ektapan 100). TMax 100 is part of a family of films that includes both TMax 400 and T...
For many films in this series of reviews, it’s the first time I’ve tested them to this extreme. But for Ilford Ortho+, I have already done extensive stress testing on the film stoc...
Fujifilm Fujicolor 100 is made in Japan — but this film is not available anywhere else in the world, unless you’re willing to import it. This is not a respool of any Kodak film: i...
Back in 2023, Harman Photo, the company behind Ilford-brand photo film, launched an all-new color film, Phoenix 200. Last year, the company followed it up with Phoenix II. Now ther...
When the film was first released, the manufacturer shared their calculated rating of the emulsion: ISO 123.5¹. However, their community testers suggested rating it at ISO 200 inste...
This article systematically compares seven ISO 100 colour-negative films, which should cover all fresh film manufactured today. Did you know that Fujifilm still makes Fujicolor 100...
I was starting to worry that I wouldn’t be able to complete this trinity of the original Efke films. Still, a fellow film photographer came through and sent me not one, not four, b...
Batch-invert entire rolls of high-resolution RAW & 16-bit TIFF film scans with one click. Works on any device (iOS/Mac/Win/Linux). Drop-to-invert folders with Dropbox integrati...
Welcome to another Film Friday review, where we like to dig into a particular film emulsion, lay out a bit of its history, share our personal experiences with it and provide some i...
A monochrome-only camera that costs more than its color twin sounds like a hard sell, until you see what a dedicated black and white sensor actually does to an image. The Ricoh GR...
Cinestill 50D is the less popular sibling to Cinestill’s 800T and 400D emulsions. Because 50D often gets passed over in favor of those other two, we figured it would be a great fil...
A friend of mine works in the film industry. He bought a full roll of Kodak Verita 200D, the stock Kodak built for Euphoria season three, and respooled part of it into 35mm caniste...
In a town close to the French/German language split in Switzerland lies a piece of photographic history that is worth taking a look at. In Marly, Switzerland, lies Machine E, a mul...
Kodak High-Speed Infrared Film (HIE) is a discontinued & expired film known for its extreme infrared sensitivity — up to 900nm! A specialist, expired ultra-sensitive infrared f...
DrMarkH: Meanwhile this aging brain is testing its synapses by trying to remember the name of a brand of photographic paper that gave a cold blue tint to b/w analogue photos - pro...
A short photo essay on the experimental nature of film photography with examples from my latest near-failure with Fujifilm Provia 100F, (improperly) developed via the C-41 reversal...
The Pen-D is a half-frame camera with a great lens — and that’s key to good results with the format. I’ve made 11×14 prints with negatives shot with the Pen-D and they look perfect...
Rollei Superpan 200 is a curious sort of film, making it all the better reason to feature it today. The first impression we would give you of Superpan 200 is that on the surface it...
Here I am back in the half-frame saddle. I have a couple of people to thank for this. First, there is a student at the college where I work who has a Pentax 17. It was the first ti...
For this Film Friday review, we are featuring one of the sneakiest best and least expensive color films available to 35mm photographers: Kodak Ultramax 400. [Read More]
Join me as I examine this roll in its entirety and discuss my mistakes and successes within each frame (along with a few new things I’ve learned about the nuances of shooting infra...
Welcome to another Film Friday spotlight! This time we’re turning our attention to a film that is simultaneously quite popular but still somehow underappreciated: Kodak Gold 200. [...
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