Film Photography
This sleek and tiny light meter attaches to your film camera’s hot shoe
If you’re into film photography and have a camera without a light meter, it can be pretty tricky to get the exposure right. Lime One…
Make your own automatic 35mm film scanner using an Arduino Nano and Python
Getting started with Arduino Nano and Python is easy thanks to extensive online documentation and an increasing DIY culture. Waiting whilst flatbed scanners scan a…
TETENAL is back in business as it launches a brand new online store
TETENAL’s been in the film developing business since 1847 and almost all of the world’s other developing companies have relied on them during that time. …
VSCO nailed it in recreating Kodachome film simulation
A few years ago, Kodachrome was “investigating the possibility” of bringing Kodachrome back. Sadly, the company gave it up and the legendary film never made…
This guy converted a film camera into digital and here are some shots that he took
Some photographers still debate why film is better than digital and vice versa. But hey, why don’t we have both? Sanasol took his old Nikon…
This man inherited his grandfather’s box of negatives and they look amazing
I find stores of found negatives and accidentally discovered master photographers to be really exciting. And today, I’ve discovered another story like this thanks to…
This “flying train” film footage shows a fascinating look into 1902 Germany with incredible detail
In Wuppertal, Germany in 1902 the “flying train” was about to open. Of course, the train didn’t really fly, it is suspended from above. construction…
Photographer turns his front door into a camera to take socially distanced portraits
The current pandemic has killed creativity in some of us, but it made it improved it in others. Some photographers have been finding creative ways…
Intrepid cuts straight down the middle with their new lightweight 5×7 large format camera
Large format cameras typically come in two sizes these days. They’re either 8×10″ or the more common 4×5″. But there is a size in between,…
This is why black & white film is more expensive to have developed than colour
Since I started shooting film again, I’ve only shot black and white film. Usually either Ilford FP4+, Kodak Tri-X or Kodak TMAX. But when I…






































