New Product Alert: Lomography Fantôme Kino B&W ISO 8 Film
Lomography announced on March 26 that they will be releasing their newest film – the Fantome Kino B&W ISO 8 film. Yes, you heard it right – ISO 8. With the…
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Traveling with a Film Camera
Film photography is an exciting hobby. If you are really enthusiastic about film cameras, you would want to take them with you wherever you go. In the digital age, they…
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The Struggles of Using a Film Camera in the Digital Age
I love film photography. If I could exclusively use a film camera for documenting events I attend or whenever I travel, I would. However, in this day and age, it’s…
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First Impressions: Lomography Berlin Kino 400
I’ve been trying to explore more non-Ilford black and white film stocks so when I stumbled upon the Lomography Berlin Kino, I decided to try one roll out. I love…
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Shooting with the Ilford Delta 3200 for the First Time
I only started picking up black and white film photography recently so I don’t have much experience with B&W film stocks. The only B&W film that I’ve ever tried was…
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Camera Review: Ilford HP5 Plus Disposable Camera
I’ve been using film cameras for years but I have never tried disposable cameras. I guess they never appealed to me until I stumbled upon the Ilford disposable cameras. I…
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Why I Still Use A Film Camera in the Digital Age
I’m a millennial (a person who was born between 1980 and 1996) born in the late 80s. I have grown up with using both analog and digital tools, and have…
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Types of Film Cameras and their Digital Counterparts
Film photography is still alive not because of the manufacturers but because of its community. There are still film cameras still in rotation but most of them thrifted or sold by vintage camera shops online. If you're still interested in giving film photography a shot, you must know what types of cameras are still out there.
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Camera Review: Lomography Fisheye No. 2
The plastic toy camera manufactured by Lomography that has a fixed fisheye lens. Think: GoPro on film.
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