Reviews

July 30, 2020

Review of Kodak Ektachrome E100 4×5 sheet film by Mark Darragh

Background Kodak describes Ektachrome E100 as “a daylight-balanced color positive film, featuring clean, vibrant colors, a neutral tone scale, and extremely fine grain. Its distinctive…

June 14, 2020

Review: Intrepid 8×10 MK 2 by Anjella Roessler

Intrepid cameras are interesting beasts. According to the company, they are aiming both to those new to large format, and to those who have been…

April 14, 2020

Review: Ilford-Harman Titan 4×5 pinhole camera by David Tatnall

This review is the third looking at the pinhole cameras made by Mike Walker of Walker Cameras for Ilford-Harman in the UK. The Titan 8x10…

December 21, 2019

Friends of Photography Group – Year in review 2019

Established in 2015 the Friends of Photography Group is a film photography group based in Melbourne. FoPG focuses on three main types of activity, day…

October 24, 2019

Stand Development by Alex Bond

Stand Development increase film speed and extend contrast range What is Stand Development? If by chance you have not heard of stand development, it involves using…

September 20, 2019

Photographing at Mount Arapiles

An account of the Friends of Photography Group trip by Gary Sauer-Thompson I recently spent a weekend photographing at Mount Arapiles with a group of large format,…

December 21, 2018

Friends of Photography Group – Year in review 2018

The Friends of Photography Group (FoPG) is a film photography group based in Melbourne. It was formed in early 2015 over a weekend pinhole photography…

June 26, 2018

Review: Zero Image 4×5 pinhole camera by David Tatnall

This review is of the Zero Image 75B Basic 4x5 Camera System in the new Back to Nature series. Made from yacht grade timber with…

June 11, 2018

A report of the ‘Friends of Photography Group’ Port Fairy weekend by Christine Scott-Young

Main photograph above: Shane Booth with 8x10 camera, The Crags, Port Fairy, by Ian Raabe. A group selfie, FoPG style! The mention of a group…

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