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Photo: Chia Ying Yang Curious about film photography? Don't know where to begin? We've got you covered! Parts 1-10 of our absolute beginner's guide to film photography address all the basics of the medium, from film and camera types to advice on choosing the absolute best camera for your needs. dpreview.com »
A 1960's magazine ad for Kodak's various lines of slide film. Image courtesy of Nesster Slide film, otherwise known as positive, reversal or transparency film (and occasionally as 'E-6' for its development process), was the choice of 'pro' shooters back in the pre-digital film photography days. dpreview.com »
B&W film comes in a variety of formats (35mm, 120, large format) and speeds (ISO 6 - 3200). Black and white (B&W) film is the the oldest and simplest type of photographic emulsion. dpreview.com »
I think it's easy to say that one of Fujifilm's most beloved features is the film simulations in their cameras. For a long time now, we've been able to select Acros, Classic Chrome, Velvia, and more very easily. thephoblographer.com »
Photo: Dan Cuny In this week's edition of Film Fridays – brought to us by our friends at 35mmc. com – photographer Dan Cuny takes us on a trip back in time to an era of rock and roll when venues didn't restrict cameras, tickets cost no more than $6, ISO 200 film was considered 'fast' and standing ten feet away from David Bowie's thrusting hips was an ordinary Saturday night affair. dpreview.com »
Swedish camera maker Hasselblad has a long and colorful contribution to the history of photography, making it one of the most popular brands for medium format photography for both film and digital. If the hefty price tags of the digital Hasselblad cameras have been keeping you from shooting with one, you may want to consider grabbing a vintage Hasselblad instead. thephoblographer.com »
Swedish camera maker Hasselblad has a long and colorful contribution to the history of photography, making it one of the most popular brands for medium format photography for both film and digital. If the hefty price tags of the digital Hasselblad cameras have been keeping you from shooting with one, you may want to consider grabbing a vintage Hasselblad instead. thephoblographer.com »
I love film and I love film photography. In fact, I adore it. I am enamored with the conversations around it, with the discipline involved in knowing that you need to be more careful and how that translates into digital photography, with the formats and how much more affordable it becomes as you go for larger sizes, the look, and most importantly its people. thephoblographer.com »
Leica has discontinued its M7 film camera after 16 years of service. According to the Red Dot Forum, which is run by the Miami Leica store, the last of the M7 standard and The M7 caused a bit of a stir when it arrived with features that required battery power to operate – particularly the electronic shutter. dpreview.com »
I cut my teeth in the photography world amongst some really old school people--these were the folks who probably would have never used Kodak Portra 800. Why? Well, they swore by the fact that everything that is over ISO 400 is way too grainy. thephoblographer.com »
Keen on getting into film photography but want to start with something cheap? If you want something more advanced than point and shoot cameras so you'll have more control over your exposures, film SLR cameras are the way to go. thephoblographer.com »
Keen on getting into film photography but want to start with something cheap? If you want something more advanced than point and shoot cameras so you'll have more control over your exposures, film SLR cameras are the way to go. thephoblographer.com »
Instant film cameras, otherwise called Polaroid cameras, are incredibly fun and have been incredibly popular with lots of people. Typically, the cameras and film are most in use with young adults though in recent years, there have been more efforts to expand the category to make it appeal to those who want something a bit more serious. thephoblographer.com »
The idea of a medium format Sony a7s II isn't really a completely farfetched one when you consider how photography and technology have evolved hand in hand with one another. Medium format photography has for years been stated to be better than 35mm photography--at least in terms of the analog film world. thephoblographer.com »
Film photography is having a renaissance, and this means that more and more photographers are looking to buy. But an issue than many are finding is the difficulty of actually buying film in a store these days. thephoblographer.com »
If you were to tell me years ago that Leica was going to launch an instant film camera, I would've laughed pretty hard. But as Instax started to become more and more serious (and expensive) it started to make more sense. thephoblographer.com »
