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 […]
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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
“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
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