How the heck do 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.
Developing
Everything to do with the film development process. From guides on the different types of developers to agitation, edge effects, fixer types, chemical storage, and more!
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.
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.
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.
Does the B&W film developer matter? 6 popular film developers compared
Does the B&W film developer you use make all that much of a difference? Here’s how I choose the film developers that I use regularly.
9 important tips for new film photographers
Here are the 9 most important tips for photographers who are learning to take photos on film. This quick guide is the perfect place to start.
Cawanol Professional B&W film developer review (with photo comparisons)
Cawanol Professional by Caffenol Lab is a contrasty, full-grain, environmentally-friendly developer and is worth trying out. Here’s why
How this photographer is building a sustainable wonderLAB
Marina Llopis, the film photographer behind @IFWEFILM_ is dedicated to preserving film photography for future generations.
11 gifts a film photographer will actually use
Here are 11 useable gift ideas that every film photographer would love to receive for their birthday or during the holidays.
How to push and pull film at home
Film is remarkably flexible. Here’s a quick guide on how to develop film that’s been over or underexposed when the light changes.
