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 I’d forgotten what is was – this was compounded by the fact that it was loaded into an old C41 canister. Pulling the film leader…
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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 or are a returning student further into your studies, we have just about everything you need for your creative classes. We offer a wide variety…
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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 film has an extra layer added called the remjet layer and to process it as regular C41 film you need to first remove this layer….
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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 Blazinal. She stand processed them for an hour, using 1 + 100 dilution. She agitated 5 seconds per minute for the first 5 minutes then…
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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 a bit about it. It is a storage room, no running water, very dark with overall constant temperature. Small space. What is your process? Tell…
Continue reading → We’re back this week with a new installment of our dark room series from Ron. Sounds like a good set up and a reoccurring theme in the advice column definitely seems to be STAY ORGANIZED and be meticulous about recording what you do. Thanks, Ron! What is your darkroom? A room, closet or bathroom? Please…
Continue reading → This week’s wonderfully informative blog post is brought to you by John C. Hollemans. He has also sent in lots of great photos of the creation of this lovely home darkroom. Thanks so much for your thoughtful answers, John! What is your darkroom? A room, closet or bathroom? Please tell us a bit about it….
Continue reading → This week we are excited to bring you a new installment from our series all about Stephen’s darkroom and soon to be darkroom. Sounds like a very unique set up! We’d love to see photos once the new kitchen darkroom is going! Thanks a lot, Stephen. What is your darkroom? A room, closet or bathroom?…
Continue reading → For this week’s Red Light in a Dark Room we are very happy to learn more about Russel and Wendy’s wonderful home darkroom. Wendy and Russel Kwan are fine art photographers, exclusively producing their limited-edition work as toned fiber-based silver-gelatin prints in their studio and darkroom. Their work has been exhibited in Canada and the…
Continue reading → Thanks a lot to Nigel for his great darkroom info this week! It’s interesting to learn about some different alternative processes as well. What is your darkroom? A room, closet or bathroom? Please tell us a bit about it. I’m fortunate to have light-proof, interior bathrooms in the places I’ve lived – which makes handling…
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