Is Lomography about to re-drop Lomochrome Turquoise?
Lomography just tweeted an auspicious tweet, quoting popular YouTube personality Linus and his Camera’s 2019 tweet about the ridiculous price of Lomochrome Turquoise on eBay.
Does the Peak Design travel tripod live up to the hype? 3 month review
The Peak Design travel tripod is a revolution in camera stability, but are all the sleek features worth the hefty price tag? Here’s my take after using this tripod throughout the summer.
How the heck does coffee and Vitamin C develop film? (all about caffenol)
Have you ever wondered how coffee and Vitamin C can develop a roll of HP5? You’re not alone. I searched everywhere to find out how exactly this process works.
Are cheap film stocks worth it?
Is it worth purchasing cheap or budget film stocks? While they may be of lower objective ‘quality,’ these films have a much more interesting appeal for many photographers.
How do film grains work? (with photos!)
Here is how film grain works (with some cool illustrations) and how to accentuate or reduce it through a variety of exposure and developing techniques.
Essential Film Holder review after scanning 100 rolls
There are plenty of sponsored reviews of the Essential Film Holder available online, but not that many from actual users. Here’s my take on the EFH after scanning over 100 rolls on it this past year.
Which film developers are the most environmentally-friendly?
Learn about the black and white film developers you can use today to minimize waste as well as your impact on the environment.
When is digital better than film?
There is a time and place when a digital camera will create better results than film. Here are the cases where I always reach for digital, even though I always prefer shooting on film.
What’s the difference between Ilford FP4+ and Delta 100?
Other than the price tag, is there really much of a difference between Ilford Delta 100 and FP4+? Here’s what we found in our scientific test.
Flic Film: a new film developer supplier standing with the giants
Flic film is a new environmentally-conscious film developer supplier in Canada ready to topple the industry giants with consistent supply of in-demand products
