Fujifilm 200 or Kodak Gold 200?
I wanted to do a bit more color, so I looked for some cheaper color film. Color film (and processing) is a bit expensive, and availability is scarce. I recently…
No scratches here
One of the issues I had with the last roll of Kentmere 400 was a faint scratch along the whole role of the film. (I edited the photos afterwards, so…
Shooting on the Cheap
I’ve shot a bunch of photos using Fomapan, which is an expensive film that isn’t half bad once you know its quirks. I decided to take a look at another…
Getting the Point
My other roll of Rollei RPX 25 came in, and this one did not disappoint either. I really love the almost invisible grain, smooth tones and wonderful exposure latitude. This…
Ilford Grain
I’ve shot a bunch of Ilford HP5+ and started to shoot some FP4+. A lot of photo enthusiasts really like the Ilford stuff. However, I’m not as enamored with it…
Back Up To Speed
The Kodak TMax 400 and 100 are some of my favorite films to shoot. I like the smoother grain that the tubular crystals provide. I know that there is a…
Holy Macro
The Miranda A camera also had some macro extensions, which are just tubes that mount a normal lens further away from the film. It’s a pretty simple but effective way…
Camera Revival Part 2
I ran another roll of Fomapan 400 through the Miranda A. Knowing that film really should be rated at 250, I set my light meter for 250 when measuring. I’m…
Expired, Still Good
I decided to shoot the other roll of Fuji Acros II. Either I don’t remember buying expired film, which I very well could have, or one of the rolls had…
Reviving Another Camera
I’ve been pretty bad at posting lately. I’ve got a lot of catching up to do. Anyway, my grandfather has a Miranda model A camera that he tucked away for…