Extreme Film Test No. 11 – Kodak Tri-X 400
When it comes to Tri-X, I’ve always seen this film as having a wide latitude. I have since learned that the new formulation, 400TX, first released in 2007, isn’t as good as the pre...
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When it comes to Tri-X, I’ve always seen this film as having a wide latitude. I have since learned that the new formulation, 400TX, first released in 2007, isn’t as good as the pre...
There is a certain clique of photographic films, let’s call it the “Sub-100 Club.” This is a group of films who flaunt ultra low ISO ratings below 100. [Read More]
Ilford Delta 100 is a high-resolution medium-speed black-and-white film that features tabular grain in its emulsion (a Core-Shell™ technology). Launched in 1992, it was the respons...
This film can look very different, depending on how or what you develop it with. I spent six years and countless rolls with this emulsion as a go-to. In this in-depth review, I sha...
Ilford Photo has unveiled a new limited-edition black-and-white film, Ilford Delta 400 Professional Collector's Edition. [Read More]
Usually, colour-negative film and all the chemicals involved in its development have to be heated up to 39℃/102℉ and then agitated every thirty seconds. This article shares the...
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...
One of our staff members used to joke that combining a Holga with a red filter and a roll of Ilford SFX was like shooting fish in a barrel: you couldn't miss. While that sentiment...
Kodak Direct Positive Panchromatic Safety Film, or Kodak DPPSF, is probably the oldest film that I have ever taken in for review. Kodak DFFPSF is one of the many motion picture fil...
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...
Polaroid Mod is a new camera — launched just now¹! Kyle McDougall got to try experimental sheets of Harman Phoenix and Kentmere 400 in 4x5 — the results are impressive. Photography...
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...
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...
We stated in our Film Friday review of Kodak Portra 400 (and again in our Portra 800 write up) that it is pretty much a perfect color film, so you’ll hopefully understand and forgi...
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