Film Photography
Lomography goes retro with $22 reloadable film point-and-shoot camera
Lomography has just released a reloadable point-and-shoot camera that uses 35mm film. No, this isn’t 1983, don’t worry, we haven’t invented the time machine… yet….
Watch: The first ISS moon transition ever captured on 35mm film
Photographer Jason De Freitas has shown us a fantastic lunar eclipse sequence and a timelapse of the Milky Way. What’s special about these projects is…
Sorry film shooters, Kodak film is set to price jump by up to 40%
Buckle up film shooters because things are about to get a whole lot more expensive. Or at least, they will if you insist on using…
This is how 100-year-old film is restored back to its original glory for future generations to enjoy
Although there are still a few exceptions and holdouts, the vast majority of movies, cartoons and other cinema and broadcast content today is shot digitally….
Pentax takes a step back into the past with the launch of the “Film Camera Project”
Pentax is an odd duck, for sure. They’ve held onto DSLRs with a death grip against the onslaught of DSLRs, which could potentially become their…
This 17-minute video takes a geeky deep-dive into film camera communication and automation
One of my favourite channels to watch on YouTube is Technology Connections. In each video, our host takes us on a journey through the histories…
Photographer shoots total lunar eclipse timelapse entirely on film
Just last week, those based in the US and South America witnessed a total lunar eclipse, the last one until 2025. Many photographers took the…
Found and restored 1910 glass plates show the positive impact of pets on our lives
I believe we are all aware that pets can make our lives so much better. While in the modern day we have pet clothes, hotels,…
Adding realistic grain to digital photos is a deeper rabbit hole than you think
For months now I’ve been obsessed with emulating the film look into my digital photos. It all started with me exploring the panoramic aspect…
Abandoned 1937 mountaineers’ camera found in Canada with film still inside
Back in 1937, mountaineers Brad Washburn and Robert Bates were exploring the Yukon region in Canada. The weather forced them to immediately find shelter, so…




































