Kodak Tri-X Archives

29 October, 2025

A Nostalgic Race and a Suburban Shopping Centre with Kodak Tri-X

By Martin H

As promised in my previous analogue articles, “Analogue Photography – A Personal Journey Part 1 and Part 2”, I’ve started shooting with film again and will be sharing the result...

16 October, 2025

Cinevilla in Black and White: Shooting the Nikon FE2, 28mm f/2.8 AIS, and Kodak 400TX in Latvia’s open-air film studio

By Felix Flores Rodriguez

Photography as an art form has been around since 1826 or 1827. Nicephore Niépce used heliography with a pewter plate coated in bitumen. The development process took around 8 hou...

8 October, 2025

5 Frames from a mental health day

By Christopher Welch

I love teaching. Working with teenagers is rewarding work… and exhausting. I see around 160-180 students per semester. It is challenging work, but I get to share the thing I lov...

24 September, 2025

Reflections on an Impromptu Photo Shoot

By David Pauley

At this stage, it happens fairly often: a conversation with a stranger that eventually leads to a photo. Sometimes I approach them, though often it’s the other way around....

A box of Kodak Tri-X 400 120 5 pack photographed by Ted Smith Photography for his online store https://shop.tedsmithphotography.co.uk

31 July, 2025

My Decision to become a New UK Film Stockist and Retailer

By TED SMITH

I have been a long time photographer who uses film. More recently, I’ve relied on Kodak Tri-X to create my dark, high-contrast portraits in the studio, sometimes at short notice...

30 March, 2025

5 Frames Hiking the Lake District

By Ron Duda

I’ve visited the Lakes District in northern England on two occasions. Twenty years ago I completed about half of the 190 mile Coast to Coast Trail which runs across north...

16 February, 2025

Shooting Leica Ms and a Hasselblad 500 CM in the Canadian Rockies

By Scott Ferguson

It’s still a little unbelievable, but my son was recently gifted an extensive collection of vintage high end still equipment that had been sitting in a friend’s basement for dec...

22 January, 2025

5 Frames on a Foggy Day in the Dundas Valley

By Ron Duda

We are blessed here in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada – once known as “The Steel City”. Blessed in terms of possessing nearly 4,400 hectares (10,900 acres) of land...

Erik Brammer on Robert Frank’s Leica (Well, Close)
Or indeed just pay the monthly fee which very little.
Geoff Chaplin on Unique Mountain Rescue Training Hall near Munich – and my Ricoh GR III Impressions
I live near 2000m mountains in the north of Japan. Rescue services are called several times a year with deaths…
Tom Warland on Printing Live: What I Learned from Sharing the Darkroom in Real Time
many thanks for the feedback and also the cross referencing work there!

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