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SantaColor 100 is a ‘new’ 35mm film repurposed from aerial surveillance stock
Dubble’s new Cinema ISO 800 film adds motion-picture flair to 35mm
Dive into a world of super-saturated color film photography with Jennifer Lawrence
Double the fun: The Kodak Ektar H35 is a new, affordable half-frame camera
Orwo launches a new ISO 500 color film, an ode to ’80s Hollywood
8 classic films every analog photographer should try
Historic film manufacturer ORWO launches its first new 35mm stock in 50 years
How to digitize an instant photo in three easy steps
A TikTok photographer shot both sides of a roll of film, with otherworldly results
The Solarcan Puck is a tiny, reusable pinhole camera designed to track the sun’s path
How to travel with film by land and sea
DIYer 3D-prints a working 35mm movie camera
How to travel with a film camera
Going back to film? Here’s what’s changed
5 reasons digital photographers should try film
Kodak’s new disposable camera comes loaded with its iconic Tri-X black-and-white film
Here’s what it’s like to shoot a rare extinct instant film
Ilford’s new ‘Pop-Up Darkroom’ turns any space into a photo lab
Watching This Japanese Master Rescue an Old Photo Print Is Fascinating
Local Darkroom Will Help You Find Development Facilities in Your Neck of the Woods
Clever Video Explains The Darkroom Processes That Inspired Photoshop’s Tools
Photography Project: Boil Your Film For Fascinating Photographic Results
New App: Darkroom Photo Editor for iOS
Enfojer is an Enlarger For Your Smartphone
The Filmomat Automatic Film Developing Machine The Size of a Microwave
Is Darkroom Photography Still Relevant?
Watch This: Ansel Adams Describes His Process For His Iconic “Moon Over Hernandez” Photo
Shots/onStone Creates Analog Photo Prints On Actual Stone Slabs
Watch This: Inside the Darkroom of Ansel Adams
This Is Not How To Sell Photo Paper On eBay
Review: Apple Aperture 3
Lab-Box Is an All-In-One Film Developing Station That Doesn’t Require a Darkroom
You should develop your own black-and-white film. Here’s how.
The Kanton DX35 is a classy and compact concept for developing film at home
The Intrepid 4×5 enlarger turns any 4×5 camera into an enlarger and doubles as a negative scanner
Jack White launches a film developing lab inside Nashville’s Third Man storefront
This beer can develop your Kodak film
The Photo Palace Bus Would Be a Mobile Darkroom/Lecture Hall
This photographer transformed a shipping container into a working camera
Watch Edward Weston create a darkroom print
This mobile darkroom is serving underprivileged children in Southeast Turkey by teaching them photography skills
Make your own film developing chemicals from household items
