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I took some photos of the match of Rugby Como and the next day I carried the shots (in landscape format) to be developed from my preferred photo lab. I wanted to quickly deliver the photos to the rugby team, but the scanner of the mini-lab accepts a maximum format is 24x36 mm. Here's how to digitize it!
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Many users of the Lubekin set for 35mm in the Lubitel 166+ complain that their negatives come out scratched. This quickie tipster tells you how to fix that problem!
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Easily see what's on your black-and-white negatives in just a few simple steps, no printing necessary! Your ever so invasive-ly convenient iPhone plays a part, however...
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Good negatives make good prints. Bad negatives make prints that are too dark or are all blown out. This tipster is all about getting the balance right.
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Photographer Rupert England recently blogged about the photos he took at the Mad Men Party in Singapore from way back in 2010, using his limited edition Qing Hua Diana F+. Read more to see why he prefers the images in reverse.
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Wasn't it just last week when Kodak said they were gonna stop producing colour reversal films? Now the British Journal of Photography confirms that there will be a 15% price increase for all remaining Kodak films on the market. When will Kodak stop bringing us sad news?
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Past their prime and useless? Hardly! We love our expired film and we know you guys do as well! It's time to showcase your best shots taken with outdated film and we'll pick winners that are more than fresh!
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Let me reduce your headaches with a few tips I've made for using VueScan 9. Read on for tips and tricks!
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Lomography entails creative imagination and endless experiments on one's photographs. In this feature, see how these photographers 'destroy' film negatives and create new ones. More information are shown after the break.
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This is a how to guide for anyone struggling with their CanoScans. In this Series I will discuss the 4 ways to scan 4 different types of film: Colour Negative, Slide film Cross Processed, Colour Positive film and Monochrome film. Starting with Colour Negative Film.
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Do you have a lot of plastic canisters lying around in your house? If you do, here is something that you can do to brighten up your home this holiday season!
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If you have some negatives that you don't need lying around, then there's something useful you can do with them this holiday season. Get your Martha Stewart on and turn old negatives into luminous ornaments!
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After being an avid lomographer for a number of months, I noticed my box of jumbled negatives just wasn't cutting it anymore: I couldn't find things I wanted to re-scan, I couldn't remember the dates that I took pictures, and it all just looked so messy! This afternoon, I made my own solution to this problem.
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Developing your own black and white negatives can be cheap and deceptively simple with a little help. I have just learned how and will share my experiences here.
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The Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya (Catalan National Museum of Art) together with the International Center of Photography of New York, brings to Barcelona for the first time, the amazing exhibition with the photos from the negatives inside the Mexican Suitcase.
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Do you know how to make a sandwich? If yes, then using the DigitaLIZA 135 Film Scanning Mask will be a piece of cake to use for scanning your sprocket holes and panoramic images or just your everyday images!
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After shooting 10 rolls worth of pictures, I discovered that it's not that practical to have all those plastic sheets with negatives lounging around. I wanted to scan some negatives again and had to fight myself through a jungle of images to find out which group they were in. And it's always the one you check last...
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After developing my 20th roll or so I realised I would need to come up with some sort of system for having some kind of order to my negatives! After a bit of searching and asking around I found negative sleeves to solve my problem.
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Have you ever found some old negatives or photos? What do they look like?
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One thing that really makes me angry is the fact of knowing that I have something but I can´t find it by the chaos and the disorder. It was crazy trying to find a negative to re-scan, make copies on paper or simply see it. It was virtually impossible to find it immediately. It took hours and hours looking in all places to have the negative. The situation was desperate.
