Using the two rolls of Kodak Vision3 500T motion picture film that I shot in the previous video, I went ahead and made a few RA4 darkroom handprints to further compare how the chemistry affects the end result.
Read MoreECN-2 vs C41 Development Comparison on Kodak Vision3 500T
With quotes claiming that the ECN-2 process yields far better results when developing cinema film and that C41 degrades the colour and contrast rendition, it got me interested to do a direct comparison of the two processes using Kodak Vision3 500T, developed in ECN-2 and C41 chemistry.
Read More400ft to 100ft - Bulk Loading Kodak Vision3 500T Cinema Film
How do I cut a 400ft roll down to 100ft to use it with my bulk loader? The main focus of this article is the respooling of 400ft rolls of 35mm film to 100ft.
Read MoreBuilding a copy stand to scan film for $100
…utilising three easy to find items. A flange, a pipe and a piece of plywood. I thought it was brilliant. A cheap and sturdy solution that can be assembled in a couple of minutes.
Read MoreNikon AF600 - A Hidden Treasure
With point and shoot camera prices in a constant hike and with the spotlight falling on a handful Contax, Yashica and Olympus models it can be hard finding lesser know cameras that are great performers with a significantly lower price tag.
Read MoreShooting stills on Kodak Vision3 250D motion picture stock in Colorado
Towards the end of last year, on November, I was on a trip to the US. Spending a little more than a week in Denver, I had the chance to explore a few places of the beautiful state of Colorado. This was my first time visiting the central part of the country and I was really excited with the opportunity to shoot some film. I planned on documenting the whole trip
Read MoreA quite successful attempt - Shooting blueberries on 4X5 film
This is a shot I took earlier in 2018 in the form of exercise, trying to better understand and learn using a large format camera. This must be the 5th try in the span of 4 years and after a lot of mistakes or meh results I would say this is the first quite fully successful attempt to…
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