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Category Archives: best films to use
120 medium format roll film now available here!
I get lots of requests for medium format films…some saying it costs too much, some asking where to buy it. To answer both questions, I now stock quantities of fresh new Shanghai 120 roll film for all medium format cameras. … Continue reading
Posted in best films to use, black & white photography, chemicals & film
Tagged 120, film, format, medium, roll, shanghai
How to be a better photographer on a strict budget
It’s a conundrum, isn’t it? How on earth can you indulge in an expensive hobby like photography, if you have limited income? I get so many emails regarding this problem, and to tell you the truth, all I can recommend … Continue reading
Posted in best film cameras to buy, best films to use, black & white photography, chemicals & film, Classic film cameras, journaling & writing, vintage camera reviews
Tagged books, brochures, building, camera, eat, expired, film, handheld, hat, image, income, limited, magazine, make, new, pinhole, screen, sharper, shot, strict, studio, tripod, yashica electro
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Oh my god…..grain!
I heard this in a coffee shop the other day, down by Howe/W Pender St in downtown Vancouver. The guy said “I’d really love to use film…jeepers, man…I got so many film cameras at my place, you know…but what kills … Continue reading
Posted in art, best films to use, black & white photography, Classic film cameras
Tagged air, aura, cameras, digital, film, grace, grain
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Film is still strong…
So said a colleague of mine, who, as it happens, is syndicated to a very well-known photo agency (I won’t mention their name here…they are worth millions and if they want even more publicity, well, they’re gonna have to pay … Continue reading
Posted in best films to use, chemicals & film, Classic film cameras, digital cameras/accessories
Tagged digital, film, fuji, ilford, kodak, loading, studio, vancouver
There’s life in them there old boxes!
Not long ago, we talked about those odd box cameras that can be seen at any vintage, junk, or goodwill store. You know the ones…the ones we all normally look at, tut-tut and walk past! Well, sneer ye not, as … Continue reading
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Tagged 120, 620, brownie, developed, feeling, film, handle, home, kodak, lost, prints, processed, rollfilm, scanned, TMax 400
Now in stock! APS, 110, 127 films and vintage flashbulbs & flash cubes!
Yes….it’s not a misprint! I now have those items mentioned above in stock….I will be listing prices etc very soon. 😉
Posted in best films to use, chemicals & film, Classic film cameras
Tagged 110, 127, APS, cubes, film, flash, flashbulbs, stock, vintage
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How to choose a film for portrait, street and landscape work
This is one of those perennial questions that seems to pop up in my inbox very regularly, and I suppose it is a valid one, too. For how is one to choose a film for a specific task from the … Continue reading
Best film for portraits….
Amongst all of the film s available, one of the very best you can still buy is Kodak T Max 100. It’s used the world over by professionals for anything ranging from portraits to landscapes to fine art uses. Because … Continue reading
For ease of processing, go with Ilford XP2 Super film
Ilford XP2 SUPER A sharp, fast, fine grain black and white film that ensures excellent results, especially when there is a wide subject brightness range. Very easy to process, as it is a black and white film which is processed … Continue reading
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Tagged c41, film, grain, ilford, processing, xp2
