Tom Rayfield
For those of you not aware, Lab-Box from ars-imago is a daylight film development system, designed to be used to develop 35mm and 120 format …
Read moreReview: Living with the ars-imago Lab-Box – by Tom Rayfield
There are already other reviews of the Halina Panorama (also goes by the names of Ansco Pix Panorama, Revue Panorama, Hanimex Panorama, Arico Panorama CL-168 …
If you have ever joined in discussions online (or looked for help) you may have seen people using phrases like “over/under exposing film”, “pushing/pulling film”, …
Read moreFilm Jargon: Over/Under Exposure, Pushing/Pulling Film, X-Pro, What?
Preface: whilst this article talks about my experiences with photography, some of what I am describing may resonate with you, which is why I have …
Hello readers, welcome back to another episode of #FindingFilm. This month’s episode is a short one, but something I felt was necessary. Back in Episode 3, I checked out Fomapan for the first time, shooting some Fomapan 200.
Following on from the last #FindingFilm, I will pick-up where I left off; Happisburgh (Haze-bruh). If you haven’t read my last article, go and check it out. Whilst you do, I’ll just wait here.
Having finished my rolls of ILFORD Delta 100 and 400 Professional for part 12 of this series, I decided to carry on with the Ilford theme, and shoot some HP5, the last of Ilford’s offerings I am yet to try.
Before I begin this month’s #FindingFilm, I’ll give you advance warning. Go and put the kettle on, make a brew, and settle in. This is going to be a long one.
Ah Delta……Delta, Delta, Delta.
Welcome back to another round of #FindingFilm! At the time of writing, it has been a while since I have been out with the camera, shooting black and white film.
Recently, I visited Warsaw in Poland for a quick city break. I had never been to Poland before, and fancied a change of scenery.
Hello again! It’s that time of the month where I check out another type of black and white medium format film.
In my last article, I discussed my adventures with the Lomography Lady Gray 400.
Before I start this entry in the series, just a small disclaimer: Lomography UK very kindly sent me some film to try out for the #FindingFilm series – thanks guys, I really appreciate that.
Following on from Sandeep and his close-up challenge, I am next in line for the Emulsive challenge of shooting outside of my comfort zone.
For those of you following my Finding Film series, you will know that I shoot a
Having had a lot of very average weather lately, I was delighted to see a weekend of sunshine!
Late March 2017: During my last article I touched on the fact that I was beginning to get stuck in a photographic rut.
Welcome back to my year long series discovering film stocks: finding film. This week’s article takes a slight deviation from the norm, in that I am using a film I have already used before; ILFORD FP4+.
Welcome to part three of my journey with film in 2017. As you read in part one and part two, throughout 2017 I’ll be sharing my experiences with different medium format films and developers – all new to me.
Welcome to part two of my journey with film in 2017.
