Tag: fuji
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Tipster of the Week: The Inverted Equation of Cross Processing
2010-02-21 #gear #tutorials
If you're in for more experiments and wanting to do something with your rolls of film a bit differently other than baking it, cutting it into pieces and even fermenting it; how about cross processing? I know, this is much common now in Lomography next to cheddar cheese, but there is a scientific way of doing it! And all you need to know about it is here, courtesy of our Tipster of the week!
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Fujifilm Fujichrome T64: Open Your Eyes to Another World
written by anafaro on 2012-02-27 #gear
Head out into the streets on a sunny day and try shooting with Fujichrome T64, then have it cross-processed. You will see your world as you've never seen it before!
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Fujifim Neopan 1600 - Don't Be Afraid of the Dark.
written by gvelasco on 2010-11-24 #gear
When you're losing your light, but you still want to keep shooting without a flash or a tripod, you have to use fast film. Fuji Neopan 1600 is relatively easy to find and relatively cheap, but it still has the latitude to handle being pushed into "superfast" territory with pleasant results.
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6 Iconic Panorama Cameras
written by cheeo on 2016-07-14 #gear #lomopedia
This installment of Lomopedia goes wide – as in real wide as we take a look at some interesting panoramic cameras.
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The Fine-Grained Fuji Superia 1600 35 mm
written by shuttersentinel17 on 2012-01-05 #gear
Who said that using a higher ISO film will result in grainier photos? Try Fuji Superia 1600 for a different perspective! Take a look at my fine-grained photos after the jump!
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Hacking a Polaroid 80-Series Camera to Take Fuji FP film
written by stratski on 2014-06-24 #gear #tutorials
Lomographer stratski will teach you a little secret of his on how you can use the Fuji FP film on a Polaroid 80-series camera. Follow his tutorial here.
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Fuji Velvia 50 35mm Color Slide: A Beginner's (Very) Non-Technical Review
written by joefrank on 2012-10-19 #gear
I am by no means an expert on film stocks, but here is my opinion of Fuji's Velvia 50 ISO slide film (cross-processed).
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Review: Fujicolor Natura 1600
written by shuttersentinel17 on 2011-09-02 #gear
One of the most expensive films I've ever tried; but at night it captures images as if it is daytime!
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Fujichrome RMS 120 100/1000 ISO: User-Review
written by abdukted1456 on 2009-11-06 #gear
X-Pro this rare chrome for gorgeous greens and outrageous orange!
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Review: The Short Life Of the APS Film Format
written by eparrino on 2023-04-23 #gear #culture
Today we rediscover and review an old and discontinued film format – APS. It was brought to life in 1996 and died soon after, when the advent of digital photography took the world of analogue photography by storm.
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A Review of the Fuji Sensia 200
written by shuttersentinel17 on 2011-09-15 #gear
Try this film if you want more natural-looking Lomographs!
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Fuji Neopan 400CN
written by johnccc on 2011-02-28 #gear
Sharp. Deep. Bright. Fun. And you can even get it processed using the C-41 process! I stumbled across this film many moons ago, when I bought an odd job of film off eBay in August last year.
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5 Emulsions for Exceptional Portraiture
written by denisesanjose on 2013-08-02 #news
Don't know which film will provide the perfect aesthetic for your portraiture? Here are some of our five favorites for various pictorial mood-making.
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Holga Unmasked!
written by ipdegirl on 2012-04-03 #gear #tutorials
See what you can do with your Holga when you DON'T use the 12 or 16 mask. It's naked, leaky, and overlapping fun. I have been using my Holga without either the 12 or 16 frame mask and have been getting some really nice results. I love the exaggerated vignetting and light leaks that occurred on every picture. These pictures all came from The Art of Waiting roll from September 2010, shot on Fuji Velvia.
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Review: Fuji Sensia 100
written by shuttersentinel17 on 2011-11-18 #gear
Sometimes it is possible to predict the prominent hues of a cross-processed slide film; like how Provia appeared greenish blue and Astia purple and magenta. But Sensia 100 is in a whole different category!
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In Love with Film: Fujicolor C200
written by simonesavo on 2013-09-22 #gear #people #videos
The Fujicolor C200 is a very modest film given the low cost and excellent performance. This film features natural colors, the grain is not annoying, and is forgiving to the highlights. Learn more below.
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Vintage Look with Cross-Processed Fuji Provia 400X
written by stevesmith1983 on 2010-09-03 #gear
Fuji Provia 400X produces wonderfully subtle colour changes when processed as C-41. For this, my first attempt at cross-processing, I used an SLR to experiment with various exposures to show exactly what this film can do.
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Lasergrams on Fuji Instax
written by michelle-asci on 2013-07-10 #gear #tutorials
Here's a variety of experimental techniques you can try using Fuji Instax film and a laser pointer!
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New Possibilities For Disposable Cameras
written by original_j2 on 2012-05-11 #gear #tutorials
Are you wondering if that disposable camera is worth keeping? The answer is yes! This tutorial shows you how to recover the film inside.
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Fuji Superia 200 ISO 35mm
written by zulupt on 2011-07-19 #gear
A low budget negative film with very good quality.
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Let Your Creativity Show in an Instax!
written by themindseye on 2013-08-02 #gear #tutorials
Push the Fuji Instax Mini 8 to its creative limits! Learn how to let your Lomographs shine for all the world to see in your instant prints. Depending on your inspiration, most of these manipulations can be done “in an Instax.”
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Fuji Neopan (35mm, 1600 iso) user-review
written by wil6ka on 2009-03-09 #gear
The beast for total darkness! When it is so dark, that you would not even know what film to take there is only one option left: the Neopan 1600!
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West Photo: A Big Development
written by honeygrahams224 on 2017-07-06 #people #places
An alternative photographer living in Minneapolis, Minnesota, @honeygrahams224 shares her favorite local spot for film development.
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Fuji Provia 400X: 120: A Film for Every Situation!
written by anafaro on 2012-01-25 #gear
How can I describe Fuji Provia 400X to you in a few words? Fast and reliable! I can count on it under any light conditions, without giving too much thought!
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Fuji Sensia 100 (35mm)
written by anarchy on 2011-02-09 #gear
Fujichrome Sensia 100 is (was!) Fuji's flagship consumer grade slide film, easy to find in supermarkets at a reasonably cheap price and popular among amateur photographers as a first-time experience with shooting on positive film.
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Lomopedia: Fuji Provia 100F
written by cheeo on 2016-12-05 #gear #lomopedia
Fine grain, great colors, and versatile shooting options come in every roll of Fuji Provia 100F.
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Lomopedia: Fuji Natura Classica
written by denisesanjose on 2013-05-06 #gear #lomopedia
If you love taking photos using available light and hate enabling flash, then the Fuji Natura Classica is the perfect camera for you. With its sought-after NP (Natural Photo) mode, you'll be able to capture true-to-life colors and minimal grain using high-speed 35mm films even in low-light situations!
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Cross-Processed Fuji Velvia 50 RVP: Keeps the Spirit of Your Scenes
written by andyresag on 2012-04-12 #gear
A while ago I ordered Fuji Velvia 50 RVP 35mm color slide film because I liked the idea of getting very fine grained pictures it promises to deliver. It is a slow speed film that, if treated with xpro, features slight to medium versatile color shifts and very saturated colors. Compared to the Velvia ISO 100's typical red and purplish hues, cross-processing the Velvia ISO 50 brings you more subtle but still distinctive results. It's not the best choice for night photography. Now, the colors that it brings is what I like about it.
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Fuji Astia 100F (120 & 35mm, 100 iso) User-Review
written by paramir on 2010-06-03 #gear
Fine, natural skin tones, subdued colors... what?? Just cross it, there's much more in there!
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Polaroid M80
written by star-pixie on 2009-09-22 #gear
The Polaroid is a 1970s Automatic Land Camera that will blow your socks off!
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