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3 June, 2022

Grocery Store Development – Part 2: Developing with Caffenol (and Salt) – By Josh Vickers

By Josh Vickers

After my success with reversal processing, I wanted to try my hand at making a homemade developer. Caffenol was the obvious next step, and I, being a temperamental machine fuele...

27 May, 2022

Grocery Store Development – Part 1: Reversal Processing with Peroxide & Vinegar – By Josh Vickers

By Josh Vickers

What if you could develop and fix film using only products from the grocery store? What if some supernatural event caused every brick-and-mortar photography store to disappear ...

3 March, 2022

My First Forays in Stereoscopic (3D) Photography – by Sroyon

By Sroyon

Rebecca wrote a great introduction to stereoscopic (3D) photography which was published on 35mmc yesterday, and which some of you have probably read already. I only got into ste...

2 March, 2022

An Introduction to Stereoscopic (3D) Photography, and the Stereoscopy Blog – By Rebecca (from Stereoscopy Blog)

By Stereoscopy Blog

I started the Stereoscopy Blog back in May 2019 after I was frequently contacted by people who wanted to get involved in stereoscopy but didn’t know where to start. There were a...

24 February, 2022

Sabatier Effect with a B&W Negative and Color RA4 Process – by Séverine Chauveau

By Séverine Chauveau

I am a photographer based in Reunion Island (a French territory in the Indian Ocean), and for a few years now, my practice has been focused on experimental photography. I really...

7 February, 2022

Contrast and Tonality Part 3: Characteristic Curves for Film and Paper – By Sroyon

By Sroyon

Most major manufacturers of film and photographic paper release datasheets with technical details about their product. If you've ever looked at such a datasheet, you may have se...

1 February, 2022

Positive Memories – Creating Positive Images Inspired by the Photobooth Process – By Andy Smale

By Andrew Smale

When I was young, every bus or railway station, airport, Woolworths, Boots, shopping centers and department stores all had a Photo booth. These booths allowed the sitter to hav...

25 November, 2021

“Scanning” Film with a Digital Camera and a Slide Copier – 5 Mins for a Whole Roll! – By Christof Bircher

By Christof Bircher

Scanning film in good quality can be a challenge: Good scanners are very expensive and scarce. When I re-entered analog photography, scanning films quickly and in great quality ...

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Roger on One roll of film, two cameras
Thanks for the comment. I think the Zeiss may have been a bargain because now it’s been cleaned it is…
Stuart Jenkins on Konica Autorex – Shooting full and half frames on the same roll of film
Thanks Gary, Yes it's an interesting feature, but it's only useful if you want to keep changing your mind on-the-fly…
Gary Smith on Konica Autorex – Shooting full and half frames on the same roll of film
Interesting critter. Shooting both on one roll seems like an odd requirement, sort of like removing a roll mid-way and…

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