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“No photos”, said the man when I told it was the Kodak 200, or the forbidden still film.
A friend of mine works in the film industry. He bought a full roll of Kodak Verita 200D, the stock Kodak built for Euphoria season 3, and respooled pa...
Disclaimer: I bought this film with my own money, like everything I cover here. Kodak didn't send me the film roll (c'mon Tim Ryugo, what are you waiting for? 😛)
The Kodak Ektar 100 is the only color negative film that makes me feel like...
Not long ago I bought a camera with no light meter inside. My fix was lazy and quick: I downloaded one of those phone apps that reads the light through your camera. It worked, more or less. What I didn’t think about at the time is that ever...
Before we start, let me set the two sides of the frame (no pun intended), so you don’t get confused. Look at the figure below. I’m calling #1 the concave side, and #2 the convex side of the warped film roll.
In this figure, #1 is the conca...
EmberFilm: Coming Soon on macOS. EmberFilm.App
Converting your own scans is the part of film photography nobody puts on a postcard. I scan with the film borders, so a big chunk of my time goes into cropping, rotating, fixing the rebate, th...
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