Let’s face it: the cameras we use and love, especially in the film photography sphere, aren’t getting any younger. And…
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When it comes to unique lenses,, especially in rendering the out-of-focus areas or bokeh, there have been some legendary optics….
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It’s always a difficult time to stop the sale of a film emulsion, especially when so many of the big…
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When it comes to home processing, one of the best tools I have ever used is rotary processors; these offer…
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Yesterday for Film Photography Day, our friends at Lomography Introduced a new service, Lomo School! A new dedicated section to…
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If there is one thing that Lomography is known for, it’s pushing the limits of where you can take photographs….
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There’s a good chance that almost everyone within the film photography community has used, at one point or another, a…
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Earlier this year, we announced the most recent film stock to come from our friends at CineStill. Described as a…
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If you have followed along with the news here at Studio C-41, Bill Manning recently ended the long-running Studio C-41…
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If you’re a fan of stunning landscapes then you may have heard of New Zealand based photographer Stephen Milner. Note…
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A year ago, we reported on the most recent film project being brought to market by Stephen Dowling of Kosmo…
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Three weeks ago, there was a plethora of film photography related news, from the release of Kodak Gold 200 in…
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They say that good things come in three, and this past week has proven that point. A day after the…
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CineStill 400Dynamic is a new ISO 400 daylight-balanced colour negative film that is being made available to photographers for the…
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If you’re like me and have been in film photography for a long time, one consumer stock probably defined not…
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CineStill today is launching a new simplified E-6 home processing kit following up on their creative slide processing system. Described…
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For the first part of my obsession with photography and, more specifically, film photography, most stocks I was shooting were…
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When it comes to Fomapan film, results and opinions are mixed. Some people love them; others can’t stand them. In…
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By this point, every person out there, especially film photographers are getting tired of hearing about the discontinued film, long…
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Don’s Used Photo Equipment stated that a large order of Ultramax 24-exposure film had been placed; however, the bit of interesting news also mentioned that Ultramax 400 in 24-exposure had been discontinued. Upon reaching out to Alaris, it has been confirmed that GC-135-24 (Ultramax 400) *Carded* rather than the entire product is being discontinued.
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When I first learned how to develop my own black & white films, I learned with Kodak Chemistry, good old…
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I’m picky about which ones I watch when it comes to documentaries. If you have read some of my other…
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Let’s face it, the slow drag of the ongoing global pandemic has affected everyone in different ways. And while many…
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If you’re unsure of what redscale film is, it is when you either purposefully or accidentally shoot colour-negative film through…
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When it comes to developing black & white films these days, we have a wealth of knowledge at our fingertips,…
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If you have been following Analogue Wonderland on Social Media, you will have probably seen their exciting news of a…
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I like to work with a spot meter; it gives me the best versatility with how I meter my exposure…
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When it comes to light meters, especially compact ones, these past couple of years have seen many new meters hit…
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While there is great excitement with motion picture film stocks, there is an issue getting them processed. Most labs will often turn away motion picture film because it has something called the ‘rem-jet layer.’ We take a look how to easily remove the rem-jet layer.
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Effective July 6, 2021, Fujifilm has announced that Velvia 100 will no longer be available in the United States.
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Film Product Update – June 28th 2021 Kodak Alaris announced yesterday that they would be making a temporary change to…
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I was recently browsing the online shop of a local camera seller who had started to bring in large batches…
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If you have been following the Kosmo Foto Instagram feed for the past several days, you’ll see a rather interesting…
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One of the biggest motion picture films that hit the still photography market by storm is Eastman Double-X, sold through…
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NINM Labs, out of Hong Kong, is pleased to announce a 400-Speed Colour Negative Film or Business Use Film release….
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If you’re a photographer of a certain age, then the name Agfa APX will ring some bells. These are the…
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Earlier this year, Fujifilm quietly re-released the QuickSnap Waterproof camera and it is now shipping to authorized dealers
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None of these can hold a candle to what I see as the perfect professional 35mm SLR, the Minolta Maxxum 9. It’s so good. I only have a single autofocus Minolta Camera.
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If there is a single camera system that changed the face of professional photography, that camera system is that of…
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One of the hottest trends in film photography is shooting film normally used for Hollywood blockbusters in your still cameras….
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Photographic film doesn’t last forever, poor storage, gamma rays, and discontinuation continue to plague the film photography community. While many…
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If there’s one thing that I miss running and attending, it is photo walks. But with things starting to look…
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It’s been one year; on this day in 2020 was the last time I would have been in the office…
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The Analog Revolution Starts here! There has been some confusion of late about the ownership and nationality of the iconic…
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Despite ended the long production run of Adox Silvermax film last week, Adox announced on March 10th, 2021, a new…
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In an Instagram post on the 2nd of March, 2021, Adox, a German film manufacturer, announced it would be discontinuing…
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Travel, we all love it, and we’re all itching to get back on the road and explore new places. And…
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Three years ago, Street Candy launched its first film release. Having acquired film once used for ATM Surveillance Cameras, they re-rolled this 400-Speed film and released them into the film community. Yesterday they announced their latest release, MTN 100.
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Studio C-41 has seen incredible growth starting this podcast nearly 4-years ago. As we continue to grow along with the rapid growth of the film community, the demand to deliver film photography media has expanded. Studio C-41 understands users consume content in many forms: audio, visual, and written. In order to deliver the ever growing demands, we’ve decided to expand the team!
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Earlier in the year we announced a new ECN-2 kit hit the consumer shelves and there was much rejoicing. Well, it seems that CineStill Film has entered the long awaited ECN-2 market with their new CineStill Cs2 “Cine simplified” ECN 2-Bath process.
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Well, I’ll admit, I should have seen this coming. We’ve seen a good number of Kickstarters hit the market attaching…
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A new ECN-2 kit has hit the market, allowing photographers to develop motion picture film at home. QWD Lab reached out to Studio C-41 to beta test a 1L ECN-2 kit for home development.
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This is not another rebadged E-6 kit brought to the market. Brandon and Brian Wright, founders of CineStill Film, have reformulated the E-6 recipe into three new solutions.
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On the eve of their first issue for 2020, PhotoKlassik International has announced their publication will be rebranded to “SilvergrainClassics.”
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Studio C-41 has interviewed many guests on the show, and the guest list continues to grow. Our awesome guests share amazing stories about why they shoot film, which inspires them to take pictures, and just straight-out geekery out over gear. Unfortunately, we can’t interview everybody. However, we still want to hear your story!
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