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C-41 — CineStill
Neon Lights With CineStill 800T
One of the most interesting 35mm film stocks that I have been shooting with lately is CineStill 800T. I’ve taken pictures of city streets, store windows and hotel lobbies at night with this film, and the end results are enchanting and almost dreamlike.— Kevan Wilkinson.
C-41 — CineStill
Daylight Snapshots on CineStill 800T
Samples and discussion on shooting a tungsten-balanced CineStil 800T film in broad daylight.— Kevan Wilkinson.
C-41 — CineStill
Holiday Lights With CineStill 800T
When November arrives, the weather gets cooler, the leaves change color, the football season reaches the half-way mark, and holiday decorations start going up. I have looked forward to this time of year for as long as I can remember. It instills memories of family, friends, and holiday gatherings.— Kevan Wilkinson.
C-41 — Lomochrome Metropolis
Official Launch Brochure
This is an official new film launch brochure (PDF) for Lomography Lomochrome Metropolis film — in 35mm, 16mm, 110, and 120 formats. With sample photos and descriptions.— Dmitri.
C-41 — Lomochrome Metropolis
Film Launch & Overview Notes
Film review with lots of samples and best practices for the “world’s first truly new color negative film stock in over a decade.”— Dmitri.
C-41 — Natura 1600, pushed to ISO3200
Film Samples and Story From a Night Festival in Thailand
November full moon shines❡ Loy Krathong, Loy Krathong❡ And the water’s high in the river and the Klong❡ Loy Loy Krathong, Loy Loy Krathong❡ Loy Krathong is here and everybody’s full of cheer❡ We’re together at the Klong❡ Each one with a krathong❡ As we push away we pray❡ We can see a better day.— Dmitri.
C-41 — Redscale
Hand-Made Redscale Film with Any 35mm
This mini-guide explains how redscale film works and how to make your own redscale film. All you need is scissors, tape, and a dark room (most bathrooms will do). My wife introduced me to practical film photography through Lomography six years ago when we were just starting to date.— Dmitri.
Chemistry — CineStill Df96
Developing Kodak Tri-X With Monobath Chemicals
The process review, caveats, and learnings from developing Kodak Tri-X With CineStill Df96 single bath developer.— Kent.
Costs & Samples — Average Film Prices
Web App📱
Searcheable film price charts, samples, and mini-reviews. Use this web app to save money and discover new film to shoot that’s right for your budget.— Dmitri.
E-6 — Ektachrome
A Road Trip With the New Kodak Ektachrome
Back in the day, when I shot the original Kodak Ektachrome, it felt special. It wasn’t an “everyday” stock; I took more time with my photography when it was loaded in the camera. Other than the cost, its bold colors, sharpness, and fine grain placed it apart from other film.— Kevan Wilkinson.
