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Kodak Film

31 March, 2020

5 Frames With Kodak Gold 200 / My Analog Photography Process – By Leo Lukens

By Leo Lukens

As someone who grew up in the era of the digital camera, I never thought of film photography as anything other than old and inferior. At twenty one years old, the only experienc...
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29 March, 2020

The Tsukiji Outer Market at Dawn with a Leica M3 and Roll of Kodak Tri-X – By Steven Bleistein

By Steven Bleistein

The Outer Market of Tsukiji in Tokyo is a favorite morning photography spot of mine. You might have once heard of Tokyo’s famous Tsukiji Fish Market, where frenetic tuna auction...
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22 March, 2020

5 Frames With Eastman 5222 at EI1600 – By Hern Tan

By Hern Tan

You already know the drill: Bulk loaded film in canisters of wildly varying DX codes, lack of markings anywhere on the back plate indicating the film stock born out of pure hubr...
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16 March, 2020

A quick 3 frames of Kodak Aerochrome – By Mike Caputo

By Mike Caputo

I was lucky enough to be given two rolls of 120 Kodak Aerochrome by Em the Emulsive. That was really swell of him, thanks Em. He's a good guy and I enjoy our occasional online c...
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7 March, 2020

5 Land of the Dead frames with Portra 400 at EI1600 with a Maxxum 7 and a 85mm f/1.4 lens – By Victor Lopez

By vicvl

Hi all! I am a Software Engineer from Mexico, I like to capture things that catch my eye, especially if the capturing part is made with a device that will force me to focus on i...
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19 February, 2020

Pushing T-Max 400 to EI3200 with a Leica M3 Monochrom and First-Gen Summilux 35mm f/1.4 – Steven Bleistein

By Steven Bleistein

If you shoot monochrome film, you don’t have to make do with shooting at box speed if it is a higher speed that you want, and if that is the case for you, you should not hesitat...
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16 February, 2020

5 frames with Kodak Gold pushed to 400 – By Ivan Studynskyi

By Ivan Studynskyi

Kodak Gold 200. An icon consumer film from the ’80-’90s. It is beloved by some and hated by others. What you definitely can’t say is that shooting it left someone indifferent. I...
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7 February, 2020

Kodak Tri-X Review – Five Decades and Counting of Praise – by Andrew Morang

By Kodachromeguy

At the beginning of every new year, full of ambitious resolutions, I try to do some cleaning up at home, both physical and electronic. The physical does not achieve all that muc...
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