Printing out paper or POP as it is often reffered to has been around since the 1880's and is one of the first gelatin based photographic...

The following is an amazing test of Kodachrome colour movie film from 1922, of course its silent but quite beautiful. This test predates the...

After Kodak anounced that they were deleting kodachrome I had three rolls in my fridge. I had all sorts of ideas about grand last projects b...

Kodak have recently announced that they will introduce a 4x5 and 8x10 sheet film size of their popular Ektar 100 emulsion. Now large-format...

There are many types of density anomalies that can be recorded in the silver photographic image, flare and other optical chain faults, as we...

Last year I bought a Rolleiflex T and re-acquainted myself with using a TLR and although not the perfect camera (what is)? it is one that w...

It is now over a year since Kodak announced the 35mm version of this film, after which many photographers asked for it in 120 size. After a ...

I found this old 1930's Zeiss exposure table in my loft recently, it has little value apart from photographic history, having bought an ...

The above is picture of a developed silver crystal that during reduction has transformed into a filamentary mass. This is quite common with ...

The Zeiss Ikonta was designed by Dr August Nagel shortly after which he left Zeiss to form his own company Nagel Werke who eventually became...

Ensign was the trademark of the British company Houghton-Butcher Ltd a company with a long history of camera and plate making. In the earl...

This roll was given to me by a local camera shop who hoped that I could get some images from the 40 year old film. The film as you can see w...

The Bessa I wasn't the first Voigtlander to have that name there was an older pre-war Bessa too which I have an article on here: Link T...