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Tags: advanced, camera, DIY, film, film camera, Large Format, tlr, twin lens reflex

Film Cameras for Advanced Shooters

Posted on 07 October 2011 by Brian Auer

The previous article in this mini-series looked at Film Cameras for Intermediates, and prior to that we looked at Film Cameras for Beginners. So here we are at the end of this series with the advanced cameras. For the purpose of t [...]

Tags: DIY, ebay, Gakkenflex, tlr

Gakkenflex

Posted on 08 November 2010 by Tomas Webb

photo credit: toshi[G2panda] It’s probably a little unorthodox to do this, but I think it’s worth it. If you’ve been looking for a Gakkenflex, but found the standard $65 (ish) price a little too close to the Blac [...]

Tags: camera bag, camera reviews, DIY, DIY equipment, feature, Holga, Holgaroid, shooting tips, videos, youtube

All That is Holga

Posted on 18 October 2010 by Tomas Webb

click click click click by Brodie Lancaster I’m not entirely sure that it’s possible to compile a complete compendium of everything Holga related on the internet, but since my recent film outings have involved heavy us [...]

Tags: 4x5, blueprint, Darkroom, DIY, printing tips, Shanghai 100B/S, sun-print paper

Sun-Print Paper

Posted on 17 October 2010 by Tomas Webb

You may remember the brief piece on Printing Out Paper. I mentioned that I’d bought some Sun-Print Paper. I tried it out this week – it needs bright sun for the quickest results, but the fading evening sun work just as [...]

Tags: DIY, double exposure, Inspiration, News, project

Double Exposure DIY Project

Posted on 09 September 2010 by Brian Auer

Photojojo is a site that I follow on a regular basis, and they recently posted a pretty cool idea for us film photographers. We know that double exposures can produce some interesting results, but Photojojo puts a twist on things. [...]

Tags: 8x10, camera back, DIY, DIYLF, film, film holder, how to, Large Format

DIY Large Format Camera Back

Posted on 18 June 2010 by Brian Auer

It’s been a little while since I posted anything on the DIY Large Format Project! Last time, I showed how to make your own 8×10 film holder. So this time, I’ll take the next logical step and show how to make your [...]

Tags: bulk, camera bag, DIY, DIY equipment, DIY friday, film, Friday, hand, load, loading, roll your own, rolling, tips, Video

Hand loading bulk film

Posted on 11 June 2010 by Tomas Webb

photo credit: titicat Sometime ago I sent Brian a box of bulk loadable orthographic film. While I have asked him about it recently, I suspect that the lack of examples from this latest batch in his stream may be due to the lack of [...]

Tags: digital, DIY, film, scanner, scanning

A Collection of DIY Film “Scanners”

Posted on 09 June 2010 by Brian Auer

With the Internet being so important for networking and sharing photos, film photographers need to have their shots digitized in some form or fashion. The typical method is a film or photo scanner, but it’s not the only opti [...]

Tags: cardboard, DIY, DIYLF, Inspiration, Large Format, LF, links, other stuff, rangefinder, RF, videos

DIY LF, DIY RF and Videos

Posted on 08 June 2010 by Tomas Webb

Sometimes you come across things that you just have to share. The above photo is an example of this. Now for those of you following Brian’s DIY Large Format project, you’ll quickly recognise that the above design is we [...]

Tags: alternative, camera, canon, Darkroom, DIY, film, fujifilm, Holga, howto, lens, link roundup, links, lomo, News, photo, photography, podcast, printing, review, roundup, scanner, toy

Film Links: May Edition

Posted on 20 May 2010 by Brian Auer

I like collecting things… cameras, coins (don’t judge me), and photography links. I’ll just be sharing my photography links this time around. In case you’re interested, you can see all my links on Delicious [...]