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24 September, 2024

How to shoot Kodak Vision Color Print (2383) in colors

By Bruno Silva

Many people used shoot analog photography may have already come across an ISO 12 violet/blue film that stores usually offer. This film, which can also be developed with chemical...

22 September, 2024

How I achieve Good scans with a DIY rig

By Jeffery Luhn

There have been frequent mentions on this website about scans of negatives, ranging from professional labs to table-top models. I’m going to describe my experiences using a loca...

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14 September, 2024

5 Digital Frames Transferred to Film (An Experiment)

By Asher Curri

This camera shoots unlimited film photos! Has become a popular click bait title in the YouTube photography space. These creators are attempting to capitalize on a widespread des...

8 August, 2024

Adventures in C-Mount 110-Film Scanning

By Dave Powell

In a previous article, I explored macro-photography using C-mount cine lenses attached to a Fiji X-Pro1 APS-C digital. In those three experiments, I discovered that my mounting ...

30 July, 2024

Instant Arctic – Emulsion Lifting on the Edge of the World

By Josua Schindewolf

Well, here we are. Once every while during the pursuit of your passion you get to wonder what’s wrong with you to make you end up in the current situation your in. For me, this ...

23 July, 2024

Agfa Copex Rapid – Development Tests

By Geoff Chaplin

The EU seems to produce a rich array of unusual (“speciality”) films – from Adox, Rollei, Spur and others (many of which are rebranded Agfa-Gaevert films). Trying to get any of ...

19 July, 2024

Rodinal Tests – Temperature, Grain and Contrast

By Geoff Chaplin

Rodinal is a high acutance (sharpness) developer. High acutance means grain as well as the image is more clearly defined. So if I develop at different temperatures either the gr...

17 July, 2024

How to Make Tea… PC-TEA that is

By Sam Hesford

I have been developing my own film for a few years now and am slightly addicted to the process. There is just something magic about loading your film into the spools adding the ...

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