It started with a kiss… You see, my wedding photos are on Kodachrome 64 (PKR). Just one roll, and a roll of HP5 as well. My…
Philosophy & Reflections• Workflow
A weird thing happened a couple of years ago; I’d been on a solo bike tour in Western Australia, along off-road tracks through very beautiful and…
Scanners & Digitisation Devices
Seeking Sharpness on a 15-year-old Flatbed Scanner – By Nathan Bobinchak
August 16, 2020“I would like to buy you a new film scanner for your birthday,” my wife says concernedly from the couch. I am crouched over my 15-year-old…
Software & Apps
Grain2Pixel Review – A Photoshop Plugin for Converting Negatives – By Arild Edvard Båsmo
July 31, 2020Today I am going to review a new piece of software, or rather a plugin to Adobe Photoshop called Grain2Pixel, which can convert scans of negative…
This article seeks to inform about the digitising of analogue film, it discusses the issues involved, different approaches available to do it for yourself, and the…
Philosophy & Reflections• Workflow
My Colour Film Photography Workflow, or: A Rant about how Software isn’t the Enemy!
April 8, 2019There’s been a large amount of chatter on some of the analogue photography Facebook groups recently about whether or not it’s cheating to use software to…
Film• Philosophy & Reflections• Workflow
Kodak P3200 & Happiness found in my (lazy) Hybrid 35mm Workflow
August 11, 2018A little while ago I loaded a roll of Kodak P3200 into my Leica M4-P and proceeded to shoot a few frames one evening down the…
Scanners & Digitisation Devices
Pacific Image XA Review – I Scan at home, and this is why – Guest Post by Mark Sperry
March 15, 2017This is ostensibly a review of the Pacific Image XA 35mm film scanner. I say, “ostensibly,” because it’s just as much a diatribe about scanning processes…
Learning Journeys• Scanners & Digitisation Devices• Workflow
Epson V800 – Home Scanning Colour Negatives – by Aukje
February 8, 2017A while ago I decided to take the next step with my film photography, or moreover in gaining knowledge and understanding of how the final image…
Ahem, Ok, I guess I have some ‘splaining to do here. Some time ago I wrote this post for 35mmc, in praise for expensive outsourcing of film development…
