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Film Photography

This is not the Ilford, ahem, Harman colour film I’m looking for. I’ve been trying out Harman’s Phoenix 200 film and it’s not what I was hoping for. It doesn’t seem to have a unique quality, rather it seems to be trying too hard to have too many of them...

A slight shock to the system recently about one of my favourite colour films. If anyone can shed further light on this it would be appreciated, please comment below. Who is now making Fuji C200 Film? This week I bought some new Fuji 200. By chance I happened to have...

When exploring camera reviews online, you’ll notice a significant emphasis on achieving sharpness in photographs and selecting lenses capable of producing sharp images. Most camera reviews and buying guides include detailed sharpness comparisons, often conducted in controlled environments. However, there is a common misconception about what sharpness truly is in...

When I want to have black and white photos, I put black and white film in my camera. Black and white film offers unique qualities that can’t be replicated with digital or desaturating colour photography. While it’s possible to convert colour images to black and white during post-processing, there are...

When it comes to capturing colour images, photographers have two main options: colour negative film and slide film. Each type of film has its own advantages and disadvantages, and the choice between them will depend on the specific needs and goals of each photographer. Advantages of colour negative film: Versatility...

The process of developing colour negative film and slide film is different, and each has its own unique advantages and disadvantages. There are significant differences in the chemistry, and development process of colour negative (C-41) vs slide film (E-6). Colour negative film, also known as colour reversal film, is a...

Cinestill film, a popular motion picture film stock used for still photography, is known for its distinct red halo effect around high-contrast edges in photographs. This phenomenon is a result of several factors, including the film’s anti-halation layer, its high contrast, and the type of developer used in the developing...

Dynamic range is a crucial concept in photography, and it refers to the range of brightness levels that a camera or film is able to capture. This range encompasses everything from the brightest highlights to the darkest shadows, and it is an important factor to consider when taking photos, as...