If you’re looking for an excellent expired slide film in ISO 200 that also looks good cross-processed, this is the one to get.
An in-depth review of the new colour-negative film from Lomography, including exposure, scene selection, and post-processing tips.
Learn how film’s dynamic range is measured by the manufacturer and how you can even estimate the dynamic range at home with simple tools like a sheet of paper and a light source.
In this short guide, you’ll learn about box speed and ISO, what it means to push or pull film, and how to do it at home.
Many, many Polaroid things, a new film processor tool, an internship opportunity, and Analog Sparks International Film Photography Awards winners.
This is a beautiful, immensely capable instant film camera. This guide covers everything you need to know about it.
A list of all modern instant film dimensions in millimetres and inches with sources and explanations.
Learn how the new H35N works, how to make better images with it, and which films to buy. Plus: comparison to similar cameras in this and higher price ranges.
Today’s Polaroid was rebuilt and re-invented by the artists, scientists, and entrepreneurs who could not stand seeing it fade. This is the story of its incredible survival.
This is the most versatile instant film. But you need to know how to expose, store, and scan it properly for the best results, as it is not cheap.
A short photo essay about the days by the sea and near the tops of the mountains of British Columbia.
A free eighteen-page printable PDF guide on how to shoot manual/mechanical film cameras.
See the samples and learn about ways to make Purple look better for your project — from exposure techniques to post-processing.
Updates from Ricoh/Pentax, MiNT, and Lomography. Plus, an overview of film photography communities across 16 social media platforms.
Take advantage of the great wealth of affordable, working, creatively liberating film cameras by mastering exposure and manual focus.
A weatherproof point-and-shoot film camera with a unique scope and a fantastic Zeiss lens.
Between Here and There is a new zine by Steve Rydz. It’s a body of photographic work I connected to deeply without a word read.
This highly-regarded, sharp, and full-of-character Olympus lens is made for half-frame SLRs but is compatible with full-frame sensors.
These photographs were the first images I shot with my late-1960s Rolleiflex soon after I acquired it. My family frequently vacations in the Adirondacks of Upstate New York, so one weekend I brought the camera with me with the goal of shooting a full roll.
This month, Lomography launched a new colour-negative film — Color’92 — I’ve got a test roll and an exclusive interview that covers it.
