With the cost of film these days, it can be challenging to find the cash to get into large format photography. Not to mention the (perfectly normal and expected) mistakes... Continue reading →
Film and Darkroom
At first glance I was immediately awestruck, standing mouth agape as I stared for an uncomfortable amount of time at the Minolta 3000i with its 50mm f1.8 lens before me... Continue reading →
The Polaroid SX-70 ”Model 1” is a classic instant camera that was first introduced in 1972. The name S-X is a code name, meaning special experiment. It is known for... Continue reading →
I’ve noticed that some of the older scuffed up cameras could use a little cosmetic snazzing up – though that’s not to say a brand new shiny camera wouldn’t look…
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With the cost of silver gelatin photographic paper going up every year it seems, many people are eager to try expired paper in the darkroom. There is still quite a... Continue reading →
Chrome 100 is a colour reversal film that was produced by Flic-Film, which is re-spooled Kodak Ekta-chrome 100 at a much affordable price $20.50. Chrome 100 produces vibrant and saturated…
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The Hasselblad XPan II, the successor to the Hasselblad XPan In the sneaker community, every sneakerhead has a “grail,” ie: a shoe that is highly sought after, most likely a…
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I know, I know! I’ve likely said this before and I’ll likely say it ten billion more times! I LOVE multiple exposures on film! They are dreamy! And you never…
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Ultrapan film is a black and white film stock re-spooled and supplied by Flic Film. It is available in 35mm format with several film speed options. Ultrapan 100 is a... Continue reading →
One of the main reasons I love this job is the photography related stories I get to hear! A while back a customer came in with some consignment items, a... Continue reading →