One of our customers sent us this article about B&W reversal processing that we wanted to share with everyone… Article and images by Brandon Eaglesham – Shooting film is pretty…
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Film Developing
With the importance of trying to do things in a more sustainable way and lessen our impact on the earth, it might be time to look at our darkroom practices.... Continue reading →
Thinking about the environmental impact of my photographic practice led me to do some research on alternative developers. Caffenol (developer made with coffee) has been around for quite a while... Continue reading →
Have you ever wondered why film chemistry and accessories have yet to be optimized to reduce our environmental impact and carbon footprint? Flic Film, a photography and chemistry company based…
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I finally got around to shooting a roll of Kosmo Foto Mono 100 but the results were not what I expected. I’d seen some reviews of this film shot at…
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So this happened…I had a roll of what I thought was Kodak Double X, however it stayed in my camera for multiple weeks and by the time it was done…
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It’s that time! Student and teachers are headed back to class and need to stock up on supplies for the coming year. Whether you are just starting out in photography…
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We’ve had a lot of interest in cine film lately, as a few companies, such as CineStill, are now offering different cine films as regular processing C41 film. Colour cine…
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As promised, here are a few photos from the rolls of Agfa Scala 200 I shot at the 2017 Oregon Eclipse Festival. I had my friend cross process them in…
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We have another installment for our darkroom series, this time from David. Thanks a lot for contributing, David! What is your darkroom? A room, closet or bathroom? Please tell us…
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