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A Layman’s Guide to Reciprocity Failure

Posted on 23 June 2010 by Tomas Webb

An Honest Confession photo credit: db*Photography A recent poll result revealed that we have an almost equal mix of photographers who have been shooting film all along, and those who have recently started. While I’m one of t [...]

Tags: camera leather, exposure, guide, holgapalooza, homemade, lens, links, News, other stuff, skins love

Saturday’s link compendium

Posted on 19 June 2010 by Tomas Webb

At first glance some of these links may not have immediate film relations, but bear with me. While at first look the digital association may be more prominent, the information can also be transferred for film. Holgapalooza. If you [...]

Tags: Darkroom, developing tips, guide, kodak tmax-100, link, phototuts+, step-by-step, Tmax

Step-By-Step Guide to Developing Tmax

Posted on 15 May 2010 by Tomas Webb

We’ve been on a bit of a film developing spree lately, but we haven’t actually covered the actual developing process just yet. Both Brian and I have posts planned for the blog in regards to this area, but since both of [...]

Tags: camera, guide, holga blog, review, tlr, twin lens reflex

Holga Blog – The Massive Guide to TLR Cameras

Posted on 11 April 2010 by Tomas Webb

One of the great (?) things about the internet is that if you can think of something, someone’s done it and written about it at some point in time. In this case I’ve been thinking lately about medium format cameras. Tw [...]

Tags: 45FA, 4x5, beginner, format, guide, Horseman 45FA, large, Large Format

Beginner’s Guide to 4×5 Large Format Photography

Posted on 17 March 2010 by Tomas Webb

In a poll at Epic Edits, reader Janne asks: What’s the practical bits you need to know to use a 4×5 view camera? As in, what small bits and pieces of gear is actually needed and how do you use it for best effect; do you need to [...]