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Recently I have been asked to develop some very old expired B&W films. After bit of research I decided to buy a bottle of HC-110 for the purpose. I was very tempted to try the s...
In this age of digital photography where literally everything is automated, analog and alternative processes are making a strong come back. The skill it takes to make the "perf...
12 November, 2020
NEWS: Film Furbish Launches Range of Refurbished Rollei 35 Cameras – Also Available on the 35mmc Shop
A few months ago, I had a call from Jeremy Rata telling me of a lockdown project he'd been working on to restore and sell Rollei 35 series cameras. Some months later, his plan h...
12 November, 2020
Naniwa; A City Without a Face – By Akiti Dezem
This five year analogue photo project started in late 2015. The Japanese name "Naniwa" (なに わ) refers to the old name of the city of Osaka (Japan), where the entire project wa...
I spent my teenage and university years in two different girls'/women's dormitories. I have experienced myself and seen the girls around me experience friendship, betrayal, deat...
11 November, 2020
How I Make Three Rolls of Film From One – By Eric Norris
One of the perennial problems with film photography is getting through an entire roll of 36 exposures in a reasonable amount of time. Film photography isn't like digital, where ...
10 November, 2020
Minolta Autocord CDS – History & Review – By Dan Cuny
I had purchased my Minolta Autocord CDS cameras about three months ago. The previous owner didn't know if it was working, even after giving them some tips to check. However, I t...
9 November, 2020
Exploring an Ice Factory in Mississippi with Panatomic-X Film in a Hasselblad – by Andrew Morang
Regular readers of 35mmc know that I like to photograph urban (and rural) decay. Last December (2019), quite by chance, I found a treasure in Jackson, Mississippi. In the southe...
