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KODAK has expanded its Motion Picture portfolio with the release of KODAK VERITA 200D Color Negative Film, which will be available in 16mm, 35mm, and 65mm motion picture formats. K...
Inspired by Kodak’s new VERITA 200D motion picture film stock, this Verita 200D film recipe for Fujifilm cameras delivers warm cinematic colors, rich contrast, and a nostalgic retr...
Eastman Kodak Company announced the availability of VERITA 200D 5206/7206, a new color negative motion picture film stock, which will be offered in 65mm, 35mm, and 16mm formats. -...
A brainchild of the Euphoria TV series’ crew and Kodak, whose film they use to film it, VERITA 200D 5206/7206 is Kodak’s newest food for cinema cameras, available in 16mm, 35mm, an...
Kodak has unveiled VERITA 200D 5206/7206, its first entirely new motion picture color negative film stock in years. Developed in collaboration with Euphoria cinematographer Marcell...
This is the first completely new large format colour-negative film product since 2010¹ and the first for this German film manufacturer². Priced just under $100/25, this is also the...
The Eastman Kodak Company has announced that it is introducing a new color negative motion picture film stock that was developed in collaboration with writer, director, and produce...
Fujifilm Superia Premium 400 is one of the last colour-negative films still manufactured by Fujifilm in Japan. In this article, I’ll reveal the colours, contrast, and resolution pr...
Kodak announces Veritas 200D, born from “Euphoria” cinematographer Marcell Rév’s desire for a more classical Hollywood rendition of colors and skin tones.
Just one factory in the entire world makes ISO 800 colour-negative film: Kodak. Yet you can find it in many types of packaging, sold at various price points. This article compares...
Large format photographers have a new option on the table as OptiColour 200 makes its debut in 4×5, 5×7, and 8×10 sheet film. Built on the Wolfen NC200 emulsion, the film brings a...
The plan is to systematically compare ALL the ISO 100 and ALL the ISO 800 colour-negative films on the market. It’s still a go, but I’m waiting on the new Kodak films to arrive. Un...
A fresh expansion to the brand new Eastman Kodak output has landed in our store: their Ektacolor PRO range is designed for the most discerning photographers рџ§ђMore
Fujifilm is still making film — despite the rumours — I’ve compared all the ISO 800 colour-negative films, and reviewed Polaroid’s new Reclaimed Purple 600 film. Plus: the first la...
TMax 400 came into the world in 1986, at the same time as its slower speed brother. You can think of them as near identical twins, in fact. Since its introduction, TMax 400 has hel...
If there’s one thing that Double-X has is a wide latitude, being a cine-film you can punish this film with all sorts of conditions and still get some amazing results. Of all the fi...
Kodak has unveiled a new motion picture film to coincide with the release of Euphoria season three, intentionally embracing imperfections to evoke the look and feel of old Hollywoo...
Ilford’s new cut of the Pan F+ film is now available in 4x5 and 8x10 sheet sizes — by popular demand, as the company stated on their Instagram. Meanwhile, Kodak has folded its rang...
I’ve been shooting with this film for nearly a decade. The emulsion remains the same, but the box design and my skills have evolved. I’ve rewritten my review of this film with more...
After getting some excellent results from TMax 400, could lightning strike twice with TMax 100? Now I like TMax 100 far more than the 400 version mainly because TMax 400 despite be...
Polaroid Reclaimed series films use existing factory components from colour films to create pseudo-monochrome prints that are brighter than those in the Duochrome series and may ev...
For eleven years, CineStill was the only company that could effectively modify Kodak motion picture film to make its 800T film. This changed in 2023. Read in full on Analog.Cafe.
Harman has announced that it is bringing its ISO 50 Ilford Pan F Plus film to both 4x5 and 8x10 sheet film, giving large format photographers access to this film for the first time...
Polaroid Reclaimed Purple 600 is an instant film made with “leftover” materials to produce a truly unique look — this time with added Acid Red dye. The film’s purple colour effect...
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