Exploring the Mamiya 645AF: A Medium Format Marvel
The Mamiya 645AF is a medium format gem that marries outstanding image quality with cutting-edge auto-focus capabilities. Its familiarity to...
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The Mamiya RB67: The First and Last Medium Format Camera You'll Ever Need
In the ever-evolving world of photography, choosing the right camera can be a daunting task. For enthusiasts and professionals seeking...
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Kodak Portra 160: Appreciating the Middle Child
In the realm of film photography, the Portra lineup by Kodak is widely acclaimed for its exceptional quality and versatility....
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Analog Film
Should You Edit Your Film Photos?
The world of film photography is often associated with the idea of capturing images in their purest form, without any...
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Rediscovering the Art of Film Photography with the Nikon F6
In today's digital era, where smartphones and digital cameras dominate the photography landscape, film photography holds a unique allure. The...
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Should You Spend More on a Film Camera?
If you're interested in taking your film photography to the next level, you may be wondering what benefits you can...
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Back to The Future (of Film Photography) With The Nikon F3
The article discusses the design of the DMC DeLorean and its connection to Italian automotive designer Giorgetto Giugiaro, who also...
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Introducing ECN-2 Film - Add a Unique Look to Your Photography!
We are excited to announce that we have recently added ECN-2 film to our inventory of 35mm film stocks! Whether...
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Analog Film
The 3 Best Film Stocks for Summertime
Summer is the perfect time for film photography, with its bright sunshine, vibrant colors, and beautiful landscapes. If you're looking...
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Film Cameras
Why You Should Consider Prime Lenses
When it comes to choosing lenses for your camera, you have two main options: zoom lenses and prime lenses. While...
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Black and White Film
5 Tips for Shooting Black and White Film
Shooting black and white film is a timeless art that requires a specific set of skills and techniques to master....
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An Introduction to Zone Metering
Ansel Adams is one of the most celebrated photographers in history, known for his stunning black and white landscapes. One...
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Focal Length: What is it and how do you use it?
The focal is probably the biggest contributor to the look of your final image. But what exactly is focal it,...
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The Best Professional-Grade Film Stocks
Your choice of film stock can significantly impact the quality and style of your work. With so many film stocks available, it...
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Analog Film
How to Meter Your Scenes When Shooting Film
Metering a scene is a crucial step in capturing the perfect shot when shooting film. Whether you're a beginner or...
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The Best Films for Springtime
Spring is getting close, and it's time to think ahead of what we'll need to capture it! But with so many options, which ones...
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The Rollei QZ35T: The Point and Shoot You've Never Heard Of
Designed by F.A. Porsche, Porsche car designer and grandson of Porsche founder Ferdinand Porsche, the Rollei QZ35T was first introduced...
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Film vs. Digital Grain
ISO is a fundamental aspect of photography that determines the sensitivity of the camera's sensor or film to light. Both...
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35mm
How to Be Sure You Loaded Your Film Properly (on a 35mm SLR)
Getting a roll back that is blank or filled with light leaks is a terrible experience. The odds of this...
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The Nikon 35Ti: Small and Mighty
The Nikon 35ti is a classic 35mm film camera that Nikon first introduced in 1993 that rivals the more widely...
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film
Should You ACTUALLY Refrigerate Your Film?
You may have seen or heard online that storing your film in a refrigerator can help preserve your film and protect it...
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The Hasselblad XPan: A Timeless Classic
The Hasselblad XPan is a 35mm film camera that was introduced in the late 1990s and quickly gained a reputation...
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Camera Settings
A Quick Guide to Picking the Right Aperture
Aperture is one of the most important settings on your camera, and it can have a big impact on the...
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Analog Film
What's the Deal with Rangefinders?
If you're new to photography and have been looking around at possible camera options, you may have stumbled across one...
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Lab vs Home Processing
When it comes to developing film, there are two options available: sending it to a lab or processing it yourself...
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