A compact 35mm point-in-shoot with the best ergonomics in class. But does it hold up to its legendary status?
In this last month of 2021 (what a year it has been! ), Orwo teases new film for still photographers, huge RA-4 positives make for giant instant photos, Kodak launches a disposable camera loaded with TRI-X 400, and I review my past year’s “predictions” + make new ones for 2022.
This short guide will help you get better colours out of your tungsten-balanced film with and without the 85C filter.
While other apps claim to bring you the joy of shooting film, Bad Film Simulator does the opposite. Dip your toes into the ocean of dread that is film photography with this easy-to-use web app!
Learn everything about this iconic film camera design. Definitions, types, features, mechanics, shooting, repair, and purchase advice.
Summer of 2020 I took two 35mm Disposable Fujifilm Quicksnap 400’s out on a quick summer camping trip in the southern Californian desert. Easily around 100 degrees out there at this time of year all 24hrs in the day just about. Red Rock Canyon in Southern California is a great quick getaway for anyone who wants to see nothin’ but dirt, rocks, and shrubs.
After the end of the first COVID lockdown, my first trip out of London in weeks was to Dovercourt Bay - a drive of about 100 km (or a little over 60 miles) Southeast of Central London. At Dovercourt Bay there are two disused lighthouses considered of historic significance.
The 2018 return of Kodak’s Ektachrome E100 transformed modern film photography. At last, this easy-to-shoot, ultra-sharp film is available in stores again.
Understand your film’s dynamic range, improve your images and master the contrast. Learn about film characteristic curves, film density and more.
I learned about this book from Stephen Dowling’s website while he was helping me promote my own publication a few months back.
Get “Community Letters” via email: a monthly overview of the film photography community’s latest news, events, and stories. This month’s letter is slightly ahead of schedule. That’s because I’ve got a ton of events to go through with you already, some — time-sensitive!
The autumn arrives. The leaves start, slowly and by the hand of the wind blow, falling from the trees. The greens slowly fade away into a pastel brown. The night wins the battle with the sun, sooner than desired. At last but not at least, the temperature harms your finger – close to the shooting button.
Zone focusing is a powerful technique that can help you be faster, more confident with your camera and take better shots in subdued light.
If you are looking for a cheap quality lens with a body that fits in a pocket, this list is for you.
CineStill 50D is a relatively slow, fine-grained/high-resolution, colour-accurate negative film that shows prominent red halos around bright highlights. In this review, I share numerous samples made with this film (along with a downloadable high-res scan), explain its origins, cover technical aspects, and give a few exposure tips.
This download contains three files: the negative, an inverted and equalized positive, and a colour-corrected positive. This image was scanned using PrimeFilm XAs and shot with Minolta TC-1.
New: film, lab, books, camera, lens, light meter, printer, global supply troubles, events, stickers, and more!
A huge list of photo essays from many corners of the world. All stories are courtesy of Analog.Cafe’s film photographers’ community.
Versatile, a pleasure to operate, and capable of producing sharp images. You’d be hard-pressed to find a half-frame lens of this quality that isn’t Olympus from the same period.
The blue flows from navy to aquamarine; it folds in with oranges, reds, and yellows. This blue is the “King of Blue.”
