Film Photography
How well does Fujifilm’s Acros-R film simulation compare to real 35mm Fuji Acros 100II film?
I shoot about 50% film and 50% digital these days. For digital, I shoot with the Fujifilm X series cameras and lenses. Fujifilm cameras appealed…
How to “scan” your film shots with the Nikon ES-2 digitizer and your camera
The Nikon ES-2 Film Digitizing Adapter was announced way back in August 2017, along with the Nikon D850. It looks like somebody finally bought the…
Lomomod No. 1 review: a fun and frustrating DIY cardboard camera with a liquid-filled lens
When the Lomomod No. 1 was first announced, I had the honor of covering the news for DIYP and I thought to myself: “Man, would…
This tiny hotshoe mounted light meter helps you expose your old film cameras
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mattbechberger/reveni-labs-light-meter-tiny-meter-for-your-old-cameras In this modern digital age, we just take for granted that our cameras contain light meters. And in mirrorless cameras, we can even see…
Airport scanners will destroy your unexposed film, says Fuji
In October 2019, it was announced that some US airports would start using new Computer Tomography (CT) scanners. After a recent warning from Kodak, Fujifilm…
Why did it take me so long to start shooting Kodak Tri-X?
I started my journey in film photography in late 2016, and have since been working my way through the various film stocks I can get…
Photographer makes two working film cameras out of old film cassettes
Perhaps you remember Iranian photographer Alireza Rostami for some of his epic projects. He has turned an old watch and a broken computer into working…
Kodak posts advisory on how to travel with film through new airport CT scanners
A couple of months ago, it was announced that some airports across the US had switched over from the more traditional X-Ray machines to use…
A stash of hundreds of Soviet cameras discovered in a Kazakh warehouse
Fans of vintage gear are always happy when they find an old film camera in flawless condition. But what about finding hundreds of them? There’s…
Using a 31-year-old SLR for fast-paced photojournalism
Introduced in 1988, the Nikon F4 was the world’s first professional autofocus camera, and it made its way quickly into the hands of many working…




































