Infrared photography – Gale E Spring
Gale E Spring is an Adjunct A/Professor of Biomedical and Forensic Photography at RMIT University, School of Science. Melbourne. Contributor & Editor: Danielle Edwards a…
Film
Polaroid Film Type 55 Positive Negative by Alex Bond
Polaroid is such a wonderful film, I could never really bring myself to use it instantly. To use it instantly would risk losing the negative. Early…
Dispelling some of the Myths by Andy Cross
When you consider the number of intervening variables that can come into play between pressing the shutter button and the final print or photograph it…
Making & printing from tone separations by Andy Cross
The title of this article will probably have many people guessing what tone separations are. In a previous article on the Bermpohl colour separation camera…
Review of CatLABS ‘x film 80’ sheet film by David Tatnall.
CatLABS is a US film camera equipment store and distributor, in 2019 they introduced their own brand of black & white negative film: x film 80. Their…
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…
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…
Review: Bergger Pancro400 roll film by David Tatnall
Pancro400 is a panchromatic film made up of two emulsions, silver bromide and silver iodide. It has been available in sheet film sizes since 2015…
Review: Bergger Pancro400 Sheet Film by David Tatnall
Context This film was tested in the field rather than in controlled light conditions. A spot meter and the zone system were used to calculate…