Talking Celluloid with Kodak Motion Picture
Steven and Bill invite Michael Brown, VP for Kodak Motion Picture – Atlanta, to talk about the resurgence of celluloid in the the motion picture industry.
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UltraMax 400: Underestimated
Kodak UltraMax 400 is considered as a ‘consumer’ film in comparison to the ‘professional’ lines like Portra 400. We review a film that we think is underrated.
Looking back on Kodak
John, Steven, and Bill are back at Dunwoody Photo to discuss their recent trip to Rochester. They talk about their biggest takeaways from their interview with Kodak.
‘Kodachrome’ Magazine Desktop Wallpaper
I’ve received quite a few requests for a higher resolution of the ‘Kodachrome’ Magazine image from the previous article. Ask and you shall receive!
Interview: Kodak
Steven, John, and Bill travel to Rochester, New York, to interview Josh Coon with the Kodakery and ‘EKTACHROME Super Fan’ Matt Stoffel. We learn about George Eastman, how film is made in the Kodak factory, and Kodak’s response to the film resurgence.
Kodak T-MAX P3200 : My First Roll
I never had the chance to shoot a roll of T-MAX P3200 during it’s first run, so I was especially excited when my friend Tim Ryugo at Kodak Professional offered to send me a roll to try out just before it’s release date. It came in the mail last Thursday, and I shot the whole roll the very next day!
Understanding Fuji’not’Film
FujiFilm Acros 100 in 120 and 35mm are on the chopping block. There has to be a reason to FujiFilm’s insanity, right? Well, there is.
Episode 20 – Returning to Film
Tim Gander, a freelance photojournalist in the UK, discusses his history shooting film at the dawn of digital cameras entering the photojournalism arena. He now shoots film for personal work.
Episode 18 – We Get a Little Salty
Bill gets salty on Fstoppers video on Peter Lik’s “Moonlight Dreams”. MiNT introduces the first fully manual Instax Wide camera. Kodak returns TMAX P3200.
T-MAX P3200: Back from the Dead
20 years since it’s first introduction and nearly 6 years since its discontinuation, Kodak Professional revealed on Twitter, the return of T-MAX P3200.
Episode 16 – The NuBox 1 Kickstarter Interview
Hamm Camera Company joins Bill and Steven to talk about the successful kickstarter of the redesigned box camera. The NuBox 1.
The Box is Back: The Modern Box Camera
On January 15, 2018, Hamm Camera Company reintroduced a box camera that has peaked the interest of all photographers, the ‘NuBox 1’.
Episode 15: Interview with Kodak Professional: Tim Ryugo
The Studio C-41 team travels to Nashville, Tennessee, to interview Kodak Professional Product Manager, Tim Ryugo.
Kodak and Blockchain: How is this Good for Photographers?
Crypto currency, Bitcoin, Blockchain. These tech buzzwords have found mainstream attention as of late. And Kodak’s latest headline is fueling their popularity. It was announced today that they would be … Continue Reading Kodak and Blockchain: How is this Good for Photographers?
Christopher Nolan to Inaugurate Kodak Facility Grand Opening in Mumbai
In a blog post by Bollywood Actor Amitabh Bachchan, he mentions that Christopher Nolan will be inaugurating the grand opening of Kodak’s motion picture development facility, located in Mumbai, in March 2018.
Episode 13 – Holiday Special
Kevin, Steven, and Bill share their Christmas wishlist items. Bill and Steven talk about their experiences shooting FujiFilm Pro 400h, Kodak Ektar 100, and Portra 400 in the snow. One of those didn’t come out as expected. Nikon has announced they’re servicing various Nikon manual focus SLRs and Lenses. Silberra has Indiegogo updates, and Kodak has launched the highly anticipated motion picture film business cards.