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Ilford Pan F+ Is a Beautifully Sharp, Dramatic, and Fine-Grained Film (opens the original)
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There is a certain clique of photographic films, let’s call it the “Sub-100 Club.” This is a group of films who flaunt ultra low ISO ratings below 100. Generally, you find them hanging out, mildly aloof, near the corner of the room; often they’ll be on the opposite side of the crowd from where Delta and TMax P3200 can be seen holding court. These films have a mystique to them, and a bit of an allure. We have introduced other members of this group with past Film Fridays (see our other reviews suc
Kodak Ektar 100 Brings Fine Grain and Vivid Color Saturation (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Film Friday. We’re featuring one of our heavy hitters this week with Kodak’s Ektar 100. Alongside the Portra films, Ektar is one of the most popular films on the market and definitely one of the most used color films out there. The film is well-known for its fine grain, vivid color saturation and poppy contrast. But before we get into this film’s qualities, let us enjoy a little history. Long before Ektar was a Kodak film line, it was a line of lenses. Beginning in the 1930s, Kod
A Glowing Endorsement of CineStill's Super Popular 800T Film (opens the original)
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With this week’s Film Friday we are hitting the highest point on the Cinestill triangle so to speak. Today we are taking a look at Cinestill 800T, arguably their flagship film and definitely the most popular of their film offerings. Cinestill 800T originally began life as Kodak Vision 3 5219 Motion Picture film, also known as Vision 3 500T. This film stock has been in use by motion picture photographers for many years now, but only recently became widely used in the still photography realm. It i
Kodak Gold is Somehow Both Very Popular and Underappreciated (opens the original)
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Welcome to another Film Friday spotlight! This time we’re turning our attention to a film that is simultaneously quite popular but still somehow underappreciated: Kodak Gold 200. Kodak Gold is a “consumer” grade color negative film that performs much better than you might expect. Gold was introduced in 1988, has been around for over 30 years at this point, and is currently on its seventh generation, which was rolled out in 2007. Being a consumer film means a couple of things. The first is that t
Rollei Retro 400S Is a Film for Making Loud, Brash, Dramatic Statements (opens the original)
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Welcome to another Film Friday review, where we like to dig into a particular film emulsion, lay out a bit of its history, share our personal experiences with it and provide some inspiration for why you should try it out. This episode features Rollei Retro 400S, the high speed member of the Rollei Retro family that also includes 80S and Superpan 200. At its most basic, Rollei Retro 400S is a black and white negative film that would be described as “superpanchromatic.” This is a term generally ap
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