Yes, To the max! First, I paired this film with my plastic fantastic Holga 120 CFN. Resulting Lo-Fi images? True! Love and Fidelity? Kind of. I’m not talking about love and fidelity on this review. But T-Max gives you this Lo-Fi-cool-black and white images that I really, really love! Not so deep, but it’s just a lovely-nice-crisp kind of black and white. Then I used it on Lubitel+ and the outcome? A classic black and white images! Between the sharp and blurry images, it gives you that gap which I really enjoy playing with. Whether you like those beautiful blurs or that vintage feel of monochrome,T -Max will not disappoint and gives you all that! I wouldn’t dubbed it TO THEMAX for nothing!
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.
The Kodak Autographic is the first really old camera I bought. I didn’t really know how it worked and had no idea that this nearly century-old camera would kick off a passion for collecting, fixing, and shooting with vintage cameras.
I love shooting with vintage cameras for the retro look and the feel of film but I also enjoy their simplicity. Here’s a beautiful camera that’s just about as basic as it gets.
Capture a wider range of images, with more detail and the largest aperture in its class, conquer the world with the Lomo'Instant Automat Glass Magellan! Preorder now and receive a camera strap and 4 additional color filters for FREE! Head over to the Lomography online store! Estimated delivery begins the middle of April.
I first discovered vest pocket cameras while searching for folding cameras and I fell in love with the design and compactness of them. By far, my favorite vest pocket camera is the Kodak Bantam 828.
As Halloween creeps in, the itch for creative photo shoots kicks in. No need to go beyond with the costumes and make-up, the monochromatic Earl Grey 100 is your companion for those coveted horror-romantic aesthetics.
Create rich textured backgrounds and wrap your world in luminous soft focus with the Daguerreotype Achromat 2.9/64 Art Lens! The Black version is now available for purchase in the shop!
A long-time fan of plastic cameras, Argentinean writer and photographer Lorraine Healy is the author of “Tricks With A Plastic Wonder,” a manual for achieving better results with a Holga camera. In this article, Healy shares her images taken with Rollei's Digibase CN200 negative film and Lomo’s LC-A 120, and a few thoughts.
Grab the latest instax films and share your creativity in an instant! Make it classic and formal with the Fuji Instax Mini Monochrome or Fuji Instax Mini Black Frame, or light and bright with the Fuji Instax Mini Sky Blue available in the shop now!
The middle of the 20th century was the perfect era to be a film photographer from different industries. We found this old documentary film from Kodak on looking for a photographic career from the likeliest to the unlikeliest of areas.
Photographer Hans Rosemond differentiates five of the most used black and white films of today -- Kodak T-Max 400, Ilford XP2 Super, Kodak Tri-X 400, Ilford HP5 Plus, and the Ilford Delta 400.
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