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If you have a surplus of film negatives that you have no intention of keeping (why???), here’s a nice little DIY project for you – an upcycled woven basket!
With film photography there’s no precise way to tell how the results will turn out, and film swaps double that unpredictability! If you want to try your hand at film swaps with fellow film enthusiasts but are not sure where to start, here's a guide for you.
How do we recognize a healthy negative? It's all about density, contrast, shadows, and highlights. If you wish to understand if a good print can be made from your negatives, here is a guide for you!
What would be the ideal lens for a modern traveler who calls every road on earth home? If you are looking for a lens that can turn your photographic style around and perfectly suit a roaming citizen of the world, look no further. The Lomogon 2.5/32 Art Lens is the one for you!
Don’t know your 35 mm from your 110? Never heard of medium format? Confused about cross-processing? This guide gives a brief overview of everything analogue and you’ll be an expert in no time! Get a head start with film photography with our downloadable 12-page PDF guide.
The La Sardina DIY is a blank canvas that you can personalize as you want with the materials you choose. Lucía Types was totally sure which style she wanted to use for this project. She used colored markers to create a vibrant pattern inspired by flowers and drawn in her personal style.
Amelia Le Brun has been traveling around Europe in a yellow camper van and tested out some Lomography 800 Color Negative 800 Film on her recent trip through Copenhagen. We talked to Amelia about her trip and why film helps her appreciate the world a little more.
Kobe-based photographer, Himari, visualizes the physicality of film that digital pictures cannot achieve. She also seeks “light” and keeps looking for what photography means to her. This time, we’ll take you to Himari’s world where you’ll be greeted with warm pictures, full of light.
Capture the captivating coastline in ultra-wide-angle snaps and enjoy effortless experimentation with the La Sardina Caleta, dressed in a one-of-a-kind striped fabric design!
If you’ve been practicing film photography for a while, chances are you’ve occasionally found yourself stuck in a creative rut. We're here to help with some tips to reignite your inspiration and get you photographing with purpose again.
Here's Klaus Wendland's letter to young shutterbugs planning to dive into film photography. He looks back on some of his most important photos, shares some creative endeavors, and gives a few tips to beginners, including this: use the cheapest negative film you can get!
Shooting expired film can be hit or miss, but it's always an interesting experience either way. Every beginner film photographer who truly wishes to take the craft seriously will come across their first expired film one way or another, so here's a quick guide for when that time comes!
Glistening sports cars crunch on the gravel as they pull up the iconic driveway. Stilettos click on polished marble floors and diamond-encrusted jewelry sparkles on elegantly dressed figures. With a refined black leather and silver metallic design, this sharp and sophisticated ultra-wide instant camera is dressed to impress.
Are you a film soup fanatic thirsty for a new recipe? This mélange will give a twist of summer to your film soup cookbook. Discover the intriguing spin that these ingredients will give your pictures.
Attempting to master black and white film photography can be a humbling experience and big learning curve. We’re here to help you out with a list of tips for black and white newbies.
Were you gifted some flowers this Valentine's Day? Let's not waste them. In the spirit of reuse, here is an easy and fun film soup – our own love potion.
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