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Ilford Pan F Plus Film Review

Posted on 07 July 2010 by Brian Auer

Ilford’s Pan F Plus (which I sometimes condense to PanF+) is probably my overall favorite film. I discovered it shortly after I started shooting film and I quickly latched onto it as my “go to” film for outdoor s [...]

Tags: 35mm, camera reviews, diana, film, mini, review, square

Hip to be Square! Part 2

Posted on 24 June 2010 by Tomas Webb

Last time we looked at the (now defunct) 126 format for lo-fi square shots. I mentioned towards the end that this time round we would be looking at the 4×4 option. It seems I got a bit excited and got ahead of myself. I shoul [...]

Tags: 110, 126 film, 35MC, 35mm, 4x5, camera bag, Canon AE-1P, demekin, Electro, Features, field camera, fish eye, FN10 cameras, Horseman 45FA, instamatic, Kardan TL, Kodak, Large Format, linhof, monorail, rangefinder, review, Rollieflex Automat, slr, Yashica, Yashica Electro 35GSN, zone focus

Examples of Camera Types

Posted on 16 June 2010 by Tomas Webb

One of the fantastic things about having a co-authored website is that each of us is able to play write to our strengths. Brian did a fantastic piece on the Pros and Cons of Each Camera Type. If you haven’t, then I highly re [...]

Tags: book, camera bag, chris weeks, ebook, Features, free, photography, review, street, street photography for the purist

ebook review: Street Photography for the Purist

Posted on 14 June 2010 by Tomas Webb

I was reading recently how there has been an increasing trend for editors to expect photojournalistic output to be in colour. It reminded me of how street photography seems to be evolving from a purely film based black and white m [...]

Tags: 50/1.1, 50mm, Bessa, FN8, hands on, Nokton, R3M, review, Video, Voigtlander

FN8: Voigtlander Bessa R3M

Posted on 02 June 2010 by Tomas Webb

So for some reason there was an issue with the video I uploaded on the Bessa review. I’ve managed to replace/reupload the video, but for some reason I’m unable to upload in full HD. I’ve tried both the browser up [...]

Tags: 12/5.6, 35/2.5, 50/1.1, Bessa, camera, film, Nokton, R3M, rangefinder, review, RF, user, user review, Voigtlander

User Based Review: Voigtlander Bessa R3M

Posted on 31 May 2010 by Tomas Webb

Brian’s post the other day on The Pros and Cons of Each Camera Type reminded me that one of our original goals of this site was to produce reviews of cameras based from a user perspective. To date, this is one thing 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 [...]

Tags: basics, caffenol, chemical, dilution, flickr, introduction, mix your own, powders, review, stock

My Chemical Romance

Posted on 05 May 2010 by Tomas Webb

As you might have picked up on already, here on Feeling Negative? we are working towards a goal of being the most helpful site on the internet in regards to shooting film. It’s a slow process, but gradually we are building u [...]

Tags: books, contest, News, review

Book Giveaway: The Contact Sheet

Posted on 04 May 2010 by Brian Auer

Just a quick note to all you film lovers out there… I reviewed a book titled “The Contact Sheet” over at Epic Edits and I’m giving away two copies. This is such a cool book, particularly for us film enthusi [...]

Tags: film, film review, photo, Polaroid, PX100, review, sx-70, The Impossible Project, tips

The Impossible Becomes Reality – Part II

Posted on 15 April 2010 by Guest Contributor

This guest post was contributed by Jeff Rawdon — a photographic hobbyist from Oklahoma City. He’s been taking photos with some type of camera or another since he was six. He owns and shoots everything from 100-year old [...]