Film stock review: A new film from Fuji? Introducing Fuji Super...
A new film from Fuji?
Film tests: getting the best out of FERRANIA P30 Alpha part...
A few months ago, I wrote about the results of my tests on FERRANIA P30 Alpha in various developers.
Review: CineStill Df96 Monobath developer – by Stephen Schaub
Anyone who knows me knows that I am a fierce advocate for film.
Featured project: Finding your way in the dark (printing Dublin...
I wanted a few nighttime square images for the final chapter of a book I was just completing on Dublin, a kind of goodnight to the City.
How-to: Load a Paterson System 4 film development tank
Probably the most awkward aspect of developing films at home is getting your exposed film onto a reel and into a developing tank.
Four seasons with: Kodak EASTMAN Plus-X 5231 – by Marco Calemme
And this is where my journey of home developing begins! After a couple of disappointments - in rapid succession - of the work of some photo labs, it was time to take full responsibility for all the loosely cut last
Gear review: SP-445 4×5 film processing system – by Richard Pickup
Since beginning large format photography I’ve been developing my 4x5* sheet film in trays. This is not a process for the faint hearted and takes more than a modicum of skill.
Developing expired large format black and white film – by Scott...
If you are old enough, you will remember a time when expired film was like kryptonite to a photographer.
Film tests: getting the best out of FERRANIA P30 Alpha part...
FERRANIA P30 Alpha has had an interesting time of it since it got into the hands of eager customers in late 2017. Many photographers (including yours truly) have questioned everything from its true speed to the nature of the emulsion
Film stock review: Bergger Pancro 400 Part 6 – 35mm EI...
It's about time to wrap up the part of this series that covers Bergger's 35mm Pancro 400 film with something a bit special: reversal development results.
Before you start scratching your head or disappear altogether, allow me a minute or
How to develop your own slide film with the Tetenal Colortec...
Congratulations, if you are reading this article then you are (hopefully!) willing to take the next step in your film development adventure.
Getting to grips with darkroom printing using Caffenol (and alternatives) –...
Analog black and white film development and chicken soup. Enough internet for today?
An unusual combination, but according to an article I found online, chicken soup can be used to develop film.
The Arista Rapid E-6 kit: a guide to developing your own...
Before I jump into the guide, allow me a few moments to tell you the story of how I began shooting and developing slide film.
Many years ago, while working as an employee of a transport and delivery company, I
Cheat sheet: ILFORD FP4 PLUS development times – EI 100 to...
Over the years I've built up a large bank of development times and schemes for many black and white films, old and new;
Save the planet – understand film washing kinematics – by Ribnar...
Gist: You are basically wasting water if you wash your film for greater than 7 mins after fix. I wash for 10 mins because I am paranoid. I never followed ILFORD's recommendations and I think I was wrong.
Developing motion picture film in your own darkroom by Mr. D...
Snatched from the streets of San Diego in late March 2016 by a group of masked assailants, Diz has been spending some time at EMULSIVE HQ (voluntarily) working on a guest post covering his process for developing motion picture film
