Pushing Kodak Tri-X 400: A Beautiful Black and White Journey

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As an analog photography enthusiast, there’s something magical about experimenting with different films and development techniques. One film that has never failed to captivate me is Kodak Tri-X 400. This black-and-white classic has been around for decades, and for good reason—it delivers beautifully rich contrast, deep shadows, and luminous highlights. But there’s something even more special about pushing it beyond its standard ISO, which brings out a new dimension of character in the film. Why Push This Kodak Film? Pushing film is all about shooting it at a higher ISO than it’s rated for, then compensating in development. For my recent roll of Kodak Tri-XRead More →

Camera History Timeline from Early 1800s to the Digital Age

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Camera History Camera History and the evolution of camera technology from the early 1800s to the present day is a fascinating journey that mirrors the rapid advancements in science, art, and technology. Beginning with the primitive camera obscura and the first permanent photographs, cameras have undergone a remarkable transformation, from the intricate and time-consuming processes of early daguerreotypes and calotypes to the instant gratification of Polaroids, and ultimately to the digital and smartphone cameras that define photography today. Each innovation not only made photography more accessible and versatile but also changed the way we capture and perceive the world around us. This timeline highlights theRead More →

Journey Through Time: Glastonbury's Mystical Tapestry Captured on Vintage Slides

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Glastonbury Abbey Vintage Slides Continuing on the delightful journey of digitising my old vintage slides, I recently uncovered a trove of mesmerising old pictures from Glastonbury Abbey and Tor, frozen in time from the late 80s. These relics of the past, captured on film, offer a nostalgic glimpse into the mystique and charm of one of England’s most enchanting locales. This is a continuation for my old photographs uk. Glastonbury Abbey The first set of images unveils the majestic Glastonbury Abbey, shrouded in an ethereal ambiance. The weathered stones of the abbey, steeped in centuries of history, seem to whisper tales of monks, knights, andRead More →

Preserving the Past: A Journey into Film Slide Scanning

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Film Slide Scanning at Home In embarking on the journey of scanning my cherished film slides[] from the 1980s and 1990s, I found myself immersed in a home scanning project that transcended mere digitisation or slides to digital. My task was not just about converting some old images; it was a poignant exploration of nostalgia and a commitment to preserving the essence of bygone eras. My project was born out of a profound appreciation for the tangible memories that I’d captured on a variety of Kodachrome and Fuji film slides—pieces of my personal history frozen in time. And of course, finding a digital slide scanningRead More →

Mastering the Art: Unveiling the Wonders of Colour 35mm Film with Kodak Ultramax ISO 400

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Exploring the world of colour 35mm film photography is like embarking on a journey of self-expression and creativity. When it comes to capturing memories, digital cameras have dominated the scene for quite some time. However, there’s a unique charm to film photography that digital can’t quite replicate. In this article, I’ll dive into my first attempt at using Ultramax ISO 400, a colour film that brought a nostalgic twist to my photographic journey. Unveiling Kodak Ultramax ISO 400 Rediscovering Authenticity with Colour 35mm Film In the age of digital marvels, trying out a 35mm film felt like a step back in time. The Kodak UltramaxRead More →

Black and White Photography

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Black and white photography has been around for more than a century, but it remains a popular art form that offers a timeless and classic look. Despite the rise of colour photography, black & white photography continues to be a popular medium for photographers. In this guide, we will explore everything you need to know about black & white photography, from what it is to how it works, and how to get started. What is Black & White Photography? Black & white photography is a medium that captures images without colour. It can be done through either film or digital photography. By removing colour fromRead More →