Often compared to Ilford XP2 Super 400, BW400CN is the Kodak counterpart of this black & white chromogenic emulsion. With superior sharpness, intense contrast and convenient processing, it’s no wonder this film is a fan favorite!
With the undeniable convenience of C-41 processing, Kodak Professional BW400CN is the finest-grained chromogenic film in the world. It delivers smooth, neutral tones with amazing highlight and shadow detail—even when it’s enlarged. Try Kodak Professional BW400CN 35mm Film today!
This black-and-white emulsion is the professional's favorite for a reason. Achieve those auteur-quality images with the Kodak T-Max 400 in high quality medium format.
We constantly search far and wide, meticulously seek out, hunt down, and hand-pick some of the most experimental and alternative gear out there - and we've now gathered them all in one easy to browse shop category, ready for the picking! In the Lomo-Bazaar, you canalso be part of our process of collecting fresh new products, rare treasures, and crowd-funded creations to sell on the shop - after all, they’re all for you! Get in touch with us to share your suggestions for amazing gear - go on, we’re all ears!
Th temperature rises up as longer days and shorter nights are abound. For our Monday Moodboard, we hope we motivate you with nothing but an optimistic gallery befitting the lax yet inspiring visuals of summertime.
The Cold War brought many eccentricities in history -- for one, was the Kitchen Debate of 1959, a series of exchanges between U.S. Vice President Richard Nixon and Soviet supremo Nikita Khrushchev.
Traveling and taking photographs goes hand in hand. Ardent globetrotter Noé McCrae (@noafromdablock) started his journey across different countries as a means of self-discovery. An interest to document these travels comes naturally. So now, each place he visits is carefully composed into minimalist frames using disposable cameras.
Still life photography may be one of the most undermined genres in photography, and it's easy to see why -- it seems easy, but it's truly difficult to nail it. You have to plan your photograph, instead of merely snapping here and there. Watch this video for seven tipsters.
The Floating Piers was a years-long installation that once graced Iseo Lake in Italy. As dismantling of the site-specific installation commences, photographer Mara Palena recalls her visit to the Piers and discuss some of her inklings on traveling and photography.
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