I'm not the most avid slide film shooter. I find that the results look quite similar to digital output (only with less dynamic range) at which point I might as well shoot digita...
Back in 1972 Kodak introduced a new format for stills film. Kodak reused the 110 designation, which had originally been used for a roll-film format about 70 years previously. Th...
14 December, 2020
Stand development Follow Up – My First Steps into Analogue – Part 8 – By Andrea Bevacqua
I have been studying a bit since my last post on the subject of stand development and have put in place some comment I received. As such, here a follow-up on my experiences with...
4 December, 2020
Experiments in Film Soup – By Holly Gilman
My husband has a very bad memory; he always says that he’ll remember things from his childhood only when told the stories. Memory is a funny thing, some memories are evoked thro...
Recently I have been asked to develop some very old expired B&W films. After bit of research I decided to buy a bottle of HC-110 for the purpose. I was very tempted to try the s...
7 September, 2020
How to Get Started Developing Black & White Film for £25 (or Less) – by Sroyon Mukherjee
If you're thinking of dipping your toe into black-and-white film development but feel put off because it seems too expensive or too complicated, this post is for you. If you're ...
I am a member of an analog photography Facebook group and some time ago a person by the name of David contacted me and asked if I wanted to help him develop some old exposed rol...
22 August, 2020
My first 3 rolls of home developed film – By Holly Gilman
Otherwise known as “third time’s the charm”.
I have recently decided to plough on with my goal of developing film at home and here is the story of my first 3 rolls.
I have deve...