Ebay acquisition A rainy cold day, not much to do except look into a few forums, and check out if any interesting finds are listed on Ebay. ...

Mr Lincoln Has Retired This typed notice has been on the door of a closed chemists shop in my city for over ten years. The shop is kept in g...

Agfapan 400 Another film from the now defunct Agfa. The Agfapan range of films were hugely underated in my opinion, and APX400 probably suff...

Warmtone This photo is a picture of Thrigby Church taken from a high walkway (in a Tiger pen) I liked the cross in the wall, and I've as...

Fuji Provia 400X I first tried a 400 ASA slide film from Fuji about 17 years ago, in those days you were grateful of the speed and accept...

X Process (or X-Pro) Cross Processing is when you put a film though a chemistry that it was not designed for i.e E-6 reversal film though a ...

Milky Way 'Milky Way' Leica M4-P 1sec at F2 on Tri-x, light from passing cars I feel there has been quite a lot of technical type e...

Agfapan 100 Athough Agfafilm are no longer trading (Chemical and minilab are) there is still a fair few rolls of this and their other films ...

Adox CHS 100 ART The Adox brand has had a very complex history. Originally a German company formed in 1860 by Dr Carl Schleussner to manufac...

Ilford FP4 Plus This film was the first B&W film I ever used, although now called FP4 'plus' it has very similar characteristics...

Fuji Neopan Acros This film despite having the word 'new' all over its packaging has been around since 2002, I suppose compared to o...

Adox CHS 25 ART This film has been around since the 1950's and is the same as the EFKE emulsion that was called KB14. I had used the KB1...

Fomapan 100 Classic Foma is a Czech firm that have been making film since the 1920's Foma (link) based in Bohemia make a range of film...

Gigabit Film Gigabit film is a slow microfilm type emulsion packaged with its own developer, so you need to be prepared to process it yourse...

Kodak Plus-x-Pan This film has been around for quite a few years, with a recent revision when Kodak moved its production to a new factory, h...

You've Never Had it So Good! Its a digital world, everywhere you look digital this, digital that;– seems the whole world has gone digita...

A 35mm Canon F1.8 for my Leica Since I first started photography in the late 1970's my lens of choice has been the 50mm. It just seemed ...

The Price of Perfection 'Quality' What does it mean? To the average person it's the clearest, sharpest noise/grain free image th...