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• How to Make a Fully Functional 110 Film Developing Reel

  
  Just last week I placed a bid on a lovely camera: a Pentax Auto 110. This small but very well built camera is the cutest and tiniest SLR I have ever seen. When I won the auction I started preparing for its arrival: buy some batteries, order some film, find a developing reel... And that's where I ran into trouble! As hard as I tried, I couldn't find a reel to develop 110 film, anywhere! So I had to pull up my sleeves and get dirty.
  June 17, 2013 16 comments 16 likes

• New LomoKino Reel!

  
  A new LomoKino reel featuring your awesome analogue movies is up! Is your clip part of it? Check it out after the jump and find out!
  November 21, 2012 2 comments 5 likes

• LomoKino Reel Rumble August 2012 ended 10 months ago

  
  It's that time of the month again; that time for the budding movie directors amongst you to come out and show us what you've got. Enter this rumble and get your analogue LomoKino movie featured in our monthly hall of fame reel. Read on and find out what we need.
  July 26, 2012 32 comments 8 likes

• LomoKino Reel Rumble July 2012 ended 11 months ago

  
  We know there are plenty a budding movie director amongst you and that is precisely what we want to celebrate. Enter this rumble and get your analogue LomoKino movie featured in our monthly hall of fame reel. Read on and find out what we need.
  May 22, 2012 31 comments 7 likes

• Shooting with an Expired Sensia and the LC-A+: Unexpected Results!

  
  When you use a reel expired, the results are unpredictable: the colors change and you need more light. I want to tell you about my last experience with an expired reel, which has left me with a very good taste!
  April 18, 2012 1 comment 2 likes

• Htichcock's Lost Reels

  
  Sir Alfred Hitchcock was a celebrated British director whose works include 'Vertigo', 'Psycho' and 'To Catch a Thief'. The New Zealand Film Archive, together with the National Film Preservation Foundation (NFPF), revealed Hitchcock’s lost work, The White Shadow. Read more about the discovery.
  October 13, 2011 1 comment 10 likes

• Kodachrome will Have its Own Movie

  
  It has been released on a major project to bring film production to the big screen the story of the film Kodachrome. Thus, the film will have its own movie. Want to know the plot and its possible production?
  October 04, 2011 1 comment 20 likes

• Salad Dressing for My Pictures

  
  The dressing is a mixture of spices and other condiments to enhance or add flavour to a product such as my roll of Fuji Superia 100 ASA.
  April 07, 2011 15 comments 50 likes

• How to Get the Most Out of Your Redscales?

  
  After shooting my first 3 rolls of redscale, it seem to have been quite successful. In my most popular photos, often the redscales, one of them won the competition for the Primavera Sound. I liked the results each time the best. So I want to tell you my impressions and experiences with this film, hits and errors, successes and failures, good photos and bad photos. All gentlemen ... go ahead and see.
  March 24, 2011 8 comments 30 likes

• Kodak E200 Ektachrome

  
  Kodak Ektachrome 35 mm format!
  March 23, 2011 1 comment 6 likes

• Lomography X-pro Slide 200: From Grain to Grain.

  
  A film with character.
  March 17, 2011 4 comments 10 likes

• Rodenstock View Master Stereo Color (*1962)

  
  When you were a child, did you ever had a view master in the hand? Descend into the magical world of 3D pictures with one of the most beautiful cameras you have ever seen...
  November 04, 2010 4 comments 14 likes

• Developing Mistakes and Its Beauty

  
  A critical step in developing films is loading it correctly in the reel, but doing it wrongly can give you some good surprises!
  July 16, 2009 11 comments 7 likes 1 submission