Recently, I decided it might be a good idea to try Rollei Infrared 400 film with an actual IR filter while it’s nice and sunny out. That way, even with…
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35mm Film
Photographers in mirror are closer than they appear. Have you ever considered what photos you keep taking over and over again? Perhaps you find yourself repeatedly photographing petunias, street lights,... Continue reading →
My go to Black and White film to push is none other than Ilford Hp5 Plus. As some may know, rating, metering, and developing Ilford HP5 in different ways gives…
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Every film photographer has that camera that got them to fall in love with film. To some, it’s their parent’s Pentax K1000 that’s been in the family for years. To…
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Harman Phoenix 200 A few weeks ago, we saw Harman release their brand new colour film into the world and it was interesting to see how varied the results were…
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Far from fathering anything resembling children, I dad-joke that rather than being old-school, I am an old school, with dusty textbooks, rats that teach chemistry, and skeletons of lunch ladies. I... 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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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 →
The rising prices of film point and shoots is a very popular topic of discussion both in store between staff and customers, as well as in the general film photographer…
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