Film Photography Archives

Duplicating And Scanning Slides – A Refined Tutorial

Feb 3, 2014 Guest Author

So, the holidays have rolled around once again, and sometimes we like to look at your old, but memorable, pictures from years gone by. But,…

Jan 19, 2014 Udi Tirosh

Over the years we shared quite a few interesting ways to develop analog film. Coffee, Red Wine and Tylenol being some of the more uncommon…

Jan 14, 2014 Udi Tirosh

Lux is a work of beauty. This velvet looking camera is a has a waist level viewfinder and it shoots 120 film. Made by Kevin…

Sep 1, 2013 Udi Tirosh

It is no secret that we have gotten a bit Slide Crazy ever since we kicked off the Light Blaster. I mean we’ve always loved…

Aug 2, 2013 Udi Tirosh

When our sister company, Spiffy Gear, designed and built the Light Blaster™ slide projector they (and we) had to go over slides. Lots of slides….

Jul 9, 2012 Udi Tirosh

The “Red Scale” effect has actually been with us for quite a while. You see, your average 35mm color negative film has a semi-transparent layer…

Apr 2, 2012 Udi Tirosh

Tired of the similarity of the digital age, Ian Ruhter tried to make something completely new. Ian travels the US with a track sized camera…

Mar 15, 2012 Udi Tirosh

If you are not familiar with photograms and cyanotypes, here are two new words for you: A Photogram is a photograph made without a camera…

May 18, 2011 Udi Tirosh

If you’re one of those guys who can appreciate both vintage cameras and DIY projects, your jaw may drop permanently when you see this project….