I was super stoked when Dave from Flic Flim told me he would be distributing the AGO Film Processor in Canada! That meant I could give it a whirl. The…
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Film Developing
Film photography has become much more popular in the last few years. Whether the reasons are COVID projects, social media influencers, the desire to get back to creating something more…
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I sometimes get students who bring rolls of colour film to black and white film developing sessions so I thought I'd do a quick experiment with developing a couple of... 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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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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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…
Continue reading →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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