When Kodak re-released Kodacolor in 100 and 200 ISO variations a few months ago (which is probably just Kodak Color Plus in a new box), the film community got very excited.
Now that dust has settled and I am not hearing a lot about the film much these days, but that should change. This film rocks.
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Kodak Gold 200 and Ultramax 400 now have new packaging with the classic Kodak logo. Images: Kodak Just over a month ago, Kodak surprised film photographers with the introduction of Kodacolor 100 and 200, two (sort of) new 35mm film options. dpreview.com »
2025-11-07 19:55
Некоторые фотографы предполагают, что Kodacolor 100 «может быть той же самой или похожей пленкой на Kodak Pro Image 100». prophotos.ru »
2025-10-01 15:11
Last year, when Nikon announced the Z6 III, it did not accompany it with a Z7 camera like it had the two previous times the series had been announced. At the time, I argued there wasn't really a need for it, but now a year later, I'm changing my tune. [Read More]
There has been a lot of big news in the photography space in the past month, so it's perhaps not too surprising that Nikon's pair of new APS-C lenses has flown a bit under the radar.
Far be it from me to criticize one of my fellow PetaPixel writers, but I feel it necessary to counter Bimal Nepal's recent 'Stop making digital look like film' op-ed. [Read More]
I shoot digital. I don’t do film, and I have never touched a film camera. I have never spent hours in a darkroom waiting for a print to appear under red light. My photography career began entirely digital, and I have grown to appreciate the possibilities it offers.
The camera isn’t dying: it’s disappearing, not into nothing, but into something smaller, smarter, and always connected. For more … [Read More]
I’ve been a photographer for 14 years — ten in Boston, Massachusetts, and the last four in Austin, Texas. I’ve photographed weddings, concerts, portraits, travel stories, and countless events where the light was less than perfect. [Read More]