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  • Not Your Typical Ultramax 400 Photos

    Kodak Ultramax 400 is a personal favorite of mine. It’s dependable, easily available, and you always know what you’re getting when you pop a roll in your camera. I reach for Ultramax on vacations, family get-togethers, or really anything general purpose where I want contrasty and saturated daylight-balanced results for. But, occasionally… it’s fun to…

  • My Olympus GRiiiX

    Before we start, let’s first clear the air of the “digital vs film” debate. I understand that by suggesting an old Olympus film camera could even compare to a modern digital camera is, well, risky. I might just get myself skewered on the vintage stakes of film purists. But hear me out. The 35EC and…

  • Harman Azure Film Review

    “Oh wow, that’s weird”. This is the exact phrase I uttered to myself when I first saw Harman’s new switch Azure film. Wait… we’ve seen this before If you’re aware of Lomography’s brand of experimental films, Harman’s new offering might look a bit familiar. Switch Azure uses a similar process as Lomography’s Turquoise to create…

  • Scary Stories to Tell in the Darkroom

    If you’re a millennial like me, you may have gone to at least one public school-sponsored book fair. That brief break from class (often the highlight of the day) let us browse new books and flip through Scholastic’s latest bestsellers. And if this sounds familiar, chances are you also remember the most disturbing title of…

  • Printing Better Looking Photos

    Quick question for you. Have your photos ever looked kinda dull and maybe lacked some depth when they’re printed? Maybe your edited image looks great on-screen- it has nice contrast, it pops, and seems to be perfectly exposed. But… then you printed it. Now, in your hand is a flat and lifeless version of your…

  • Upcycling Film Cameras

    I don’t know about you, but shooting film gets me feeling kinda crafty. Maybe it’s the fact that we constantly have to be hands-on, tweaking and nursing antiquated pieces of equipment just to keep everything running. These testy little machines usually require a bit of extra love and some elbow grease if you want it…

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