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Filters are used in black and white photography for translating different colors into shades of gray. Color filters help to render certain colors lighter or darker. Learn about which filters to use for which purpose in this tipster!
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Sepia or Toning the Prints occurs when you play with the paper and the toner while printing black and white films in the darkroom.
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Thinking of developing your black and white films? Let me share with you the most popular and handy method to develop all of your black and white films.
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So, here's a short review of a great black and white film I had the opportunity to get and use. I'm talking about the Kodak T-Max 400 Black and White film. It's used by all major pros, and it will still be used until we no longer find a place to buy one.
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Are you looking for a very calm and quiet location near the beach to spend a few days at? If so, Fuzeta, a small village in Algarve, is just the place. Oh, and don't forget to eat some snails while you're there, they are delicious!
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Here is a short review on the Lomography Lady Grey B/W film and how art can be made with it using a green-yellow filter and a camera.
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If you are looking for a Black and White film you can always rely on, Lomography Lady Grey is a great option. With its 400 ISO you are guaranteed to get great results no matter what weather condition you are shooting in. Read on to see some examples!
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My first Twin Lens Reflex camera was a Kodak Brownie Reflex Synchro Model. However, it takes 127 film which is not easy to find. Luckily I got my hands on Kodak Verichrome Pan 127 format film, expired for 30 years! My conclusion: it's just like wine -- the older the better!
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Vinyl records come in as many varied colors and patterns as the lomographs we take. Therefore, every month I will be dedicating one article of my series to one or two colors and I will showcase vinyl records and lomographs related to that color. The first installment will be...Black and White! Read on to see some stunning lomographs and vinyl records!
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When you want to try pinhole photography the first thing that comes in mind is to build one yourself. You calculate, cut, stick, break and you get a pinhole camera.
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The Ilford Delta 3200 Professional black & white negative film is a very reliable companion for gray winter days. If you're not after colors but you've to struggle with bad to no light conditions and yet you don't want to use a tripod nor a flash - you should give this film a try!
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On the first week of February, when I saw Lomography's special 3 for 2 on Lomography Film Packs offer, I ran to the Online Shop to place my order. What was my choice? Three Packs of Lomography Mixed Film 35mm, and I couldn't be happier with it!
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Here is a short overview of my cousin's wedding in a small Russian town. Read on and you will learn about bread and salt tradition!
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You are a dirty film, very dirty! Aren’t you ashamed of yourself? Exposing yourself blank in front of all those people? And look at all the grain in your face and on your body! I cannot leave you for a bit and really, I don’t want to!
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I don't remember how I came across this film-gem. But nonetheless, I took this film-gem on a trip to Sweden last summer and I can proudly say that the Ilford Pan 100 is one of the greatest black and films I ever got to try.
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lford FP4 Plus is the black and white film made for everything you can shoot, and especially made for high quality black and white photography. As Ilford says, this film offers very fine grain, outstanding sharpness, and high acutance.
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The pitter-patter of soft treading feet - could be from your feline friend, lover, child - is calming and with the peace of mind that comes from observing love in action, you'll notice your own heart rhythmically going pit-a-pat along to the LomoKino's crank!
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In the middle of the city of Buenos Aires, in the neighbourhood of Recoleta, there is a cemetery nearly 200 years old. Its little streets are packed up with old vaults, all of them designed like they were works of art. The most celebrated Argentinean personalities now rest in peace inside these walls. Come take a look!
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I found it very tricky to find information about this kind of film. It may be discouraging at times but here are some tips.
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If you want to try some B/W action, but you’re feeling like you’re not sure about your results, and don’t want to spend a lot of money on trying, this is the right film for you!
