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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: develop, film, resource, sponsor, website

Find A Place To Develop Your Film with PhotoMFA.com

Posted on 06 December 2010 by Brian Auer

I’m pleased to announce PhotoMFA.com as our first official sponsor and supporter here at Feeling Negative! PhotoMFA.com is a crowdsourced directory of analog photo labs, wet darkrooms, and analog photography courses. The ide [...]

Tags: camera, film, film camera, Instant, intermediate, rangefinder, slr

Film Cameras for Intermediates

Posted on 03 November 2010 by Brian Auer

The previous article in this mini-series looked at Film Cameras for Beginners, and prior to that we looked at The Pros and Cons of Each Camera Type. Naturally, we’ll be looking at cameras a notch above the “beginner [...]

Tags: black and white, Community, film, flickr, FP300B, fuji, Instant, Photos, Polaroid

Ritter Bicycle

Posted on 27 October 2010 by Tomas Webb

Ritter Bicycle by Thomas Boesgaard Photography on flickr Image selected from the group pool It’s probable you could track my moods and emotions with these flickr posts. I do have a purpose more than just what I write here wh [...]

Tags: comparison, film, focus, focusing aid, ground glass, manual focus, rangefinder, viewfinder, zone focus

A Comparison of Focusing Aids in Film Cameras

Posted on 05 October 2010 by Brian Auer

Manual focus cameras come in many shapes and sizes, as do their methods for achieving sharp focus. Each of the major types of focusing aids outlined below have their pros and cons, but they all work very well in general. This is a [...]

Tags: camera, film, film camera, fujifilm, gear, medium format, News, photokina, rangefinder

FUJIFILM Announces the GF670W

Posted on 24 September 2010 by Brian Auer

Earlier this year, FUJIFILM announced their GF670 medium format folding camera. Now, at Photokina 2010, they’re showing off a medium format rangefinder camera by the name of GF670W. This is another professional camera aimed [...]

Tags: 110, camera, ebay, film, voltron

Voltron Star Shooter!

Posted on 13 September 2010 by Tomas Webb

photo credit: John Kratz When it comes to 110 cameras, the Voltron one is the Holy Grail. In my eyes anyway. Now I’m well aware that I’m never going to have the disposable income to afford one. But maybe a Feeling Nega [...]

Tags: alternative process, coaster, Community, cyanotype, film, gelatin, monsieur be, photo, roller

la vieille médusée

Posted on 12 September 2010 by Tomas Webb

la vieille médusée by monsieur be on flickr The extent of my dabbling in alternative processing photography wise extends no further than caffenol, yet I have an intense desire to pursue more; I just never seem to have enough tim [...]

Tags: beginner, camera, film, film camera, point and shoot, toy, viewfinder

Film Cameras for Beginners

Posted on 03 September 2010 by Brian Auer

[UPDATE 9/5/2010] I’ve added CC attributions below each set of photos and I swapped out one of the images in the viewfinder category. A few months ago I posted The Pros and Cons of Each Camera Type and Tom posted a video sho [...]

Tags: collaborate, film, map, project, resource

Update the Film Photographer Resource Maps

Posted on 31 August 2010 by Brian Auer

It’s been a few months since we started up the Film Developing Labs and Supplies maps, so I wanted to bring it up again for the new readers (and I’ll continue to do so every few months). You can read the original post [...]