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Tags: Darkroom, developing, DIY, DIYLF, film, how to, Large Format, paper negative, tips, tutorial, Video

Developing Paper Negatives

Posted on 09 April 2010 by Brian Auer

Don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel! This is probably a bit overdue, but here’s a tutorial that goes along with our DIY-Large-Format project for developing paper negatives. The technique uses a basic 3 bat [...]

Tags: Darkroom, Equipment, Video

A Tour of Brian’s Darkroom

Posted on 05 April 2010 by Brian Auer

I love the fact that you get 3 options for the video screenshot on YouTube, and all 3 look like crap. At any rate, we’re up and running on YouTube — check out the Feeling Negative channel (and subscribe if you feel inc [...]

Tags: Community, Poll, question, Video, vimeo, youtube

Where Should We Host Our Videos?

Posted on 30 March 2010 by Brian Auer

photo credit: John Biehler Yes, that’s right! Videos are on the horizon. Probably more along the lines of digital videos about film photography, but that’s still something to be excited about, isn’t it? A lot of [...]

Tags: Gakkenflex, Goldenhalf, Mijonju, Video, win, You Tube

Want to Win a Gakkenflex or a Golden Half?

Posted on 24 March 2010 by Tomas Webb

Then you need to watch this video: Curious to see the actual cameras? Watch this: Not keen on watching videos? I can understand. While Mijonju’s presentation may not appeal to everyone, you’ve got to respect a man who, [...]

Tags: film, Holga, Video

Holga at the Movies (Almost)

Posted on 11 March 2010 by Tomas Webb

In case you hadn’t guessed already, Holga seems to be the flavour of the week! Although I’ve got to admit, I’m not so impressed with mine at the moment – they can be challenging at times to get consistent r [...]

Tags: 1958, factory, film, Kodak, Super 8, Video

How Film is Made

Posted on 06 March 2010 by Tomas Webb

Brian’s post on DIY Large Format seems to be generating a lot of interest, and it got me thinking about how film is made. After all, in the early days of photography cameras weren’t much more than a box with a single l [...]