Posts Tagged ‘film’

New website tips

On film photography
A while back a got a mail from Brian where he told me about a new blog, a film photography blog. I think it looks god, but overwhelmed with work I have not had time to check it out thouroughly. A task for this weekend. Hope you’ll pay Feeling Negative? a visit too.

And more…
I have a new site in production myself, a place where you’ll be able to create a blog of your own :) But it’s not quite finished for viewing yet.

International film buying day

October 1st has been announced as a international film buying day. There is a group on Flickr created by Chris Bloom, that you can join. Heres a quote from the statement:

“I ask all who enjoy shooting on film to go out on the same day, October 1, and buy a roll (or rolls or sheets for that matter!) of film. I’m sure the sudden spike in film sales would be noticed [...]”

A noble task indeed!

Film buyers day

Film buyers day

Kodachrome production to an end

I have read in several places now that Kodachrome production will end. I thought this was old news, but I might be suffering from deja vu. Sad, surely, but I have to admit I never actually used it. But that’s true for many old things which I love, I use them today instead. If you wan’t to read more there’s a thread on MFlenses, feel free to give more source in the comments.

Update:
Tribute on Kodak
On FLickr blog

A little film about a Yashica camera and Yashinon lens

I made a little film about Yashica J-7 and Yashinon-Dx 50mm/1.7 :) I’m quite new to Youtube so forgive possible loss in imagequality.

Yashinon-DX 50mm/1.7 review.

126-film for you Instamatic camera?

Did you think your 126-camera was obsolete? Well, you can buy the stuff at Frugal Photographer. They also give ideas on where to process. Or even load the 126-film cartridge with 35mm film.

Linktip: Kodachrome-article in New York Times

Some interesting reading on the film Kodachrome.

Beginning autumn with Yashica ML 35mm/2.8

Took the Yashica ML 35mm/2.8 out in the woods the other day. Just wanted to show how sharp it can be.



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