I’ve been obsessing recently (who me) on making a camera wrist strap that is affordable, durable and uses the high quality materials I already use in my Y Strap…drum roll please…
The Wrist Wonder…its very cool and I feel it is the best wrist strap I’ve ever used (I own at least 5 wrist straps myself and made over 25+ prototypes before [...]
Archive for April, 2008
The Wrist Wonder…New from the Schaub Sweat Shop!
Posted in camera strap, camera support, indian hill imageworks, photography, stephen schaub, wrist wonder, y strap, tagged camera wrist strap, wrist wonder, alternative camera carry on April 26, 2008 | No Comments »
The Figital Revolution at 30,000
Posted in Admin on April 25, 2008 | No Comments »
That’s right…since the dynamic launch of the new Figital Revolution web site back in December of 2007 till NOW, April 25, 2008 we’ve had over 30,000 hits!
Viva La Revolution!
Discover X Films! Kodak 125PX in Diafine!
Posted in analog film technology, diafine developer, film capture, film scans, kodak, scanning film, tagged diafine developer, tx, kodak tx, kodak 125px, plus x, processing film for scanning, black and white scans, negative scans on April 24, 2008 | 4 Comments »
I just couldn’t help myself…I needed to test yet another film in Diafine! What I have discovered has made me very, very happy. If you have been following the progression of articles here on The Figital Revolution I have been posting on Diafine Developer and an array of different black and white films for scanning [...]
End of an Era…The Stinehour Press is Closing!
Posted in death of film, indian hill imageworks, photo industrial complex, photography, photography today, printing press, stephen schaub, tagged indian hill imageworks, hybrid arts, stinehour press, salto press, book publishing, printing press, fine art giclee printing, printing industry today, A Sense of Place, Through A Glass Darkly on April 20, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I find this post very disturbing to write and a sad reflection on our current economic situation here in the US, as well as an unfortunate look at the trend in book publishing to find the cheapest and “good enough” printing press for the production of Fine Art Books. Where are most “fine art” books printed [...]
Sharpness and Grain…Diafine Processed Films Compared!
Posted in analog photography, indian hill imageworks, stephen schaub, tagged Fuji Acros, tmax 100, diafine processed films, film sharpness, sharp black and white films, kodak TX in diafine, resolution test on April 15, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Here is something which is pretty straightforward and yet VERY interesting….a simple test target made by me to determine film sharpness and grain when processed in Diafine:
Lens to subject distance 55″
Leica M7 with a 90mm Elmarit F2.8 shot at F8
On a tripod with cable release.
Lighting, Wescott Spider Lights (5500 K)
All scan done on an Imacon [...]
Coating your OWN ink jet paper!
Posted in indian hill imageworks, stephen schaub, tagged hybrid arts, inkaid, hand coated paper, hand coated ink jet paper, alternative digital media on April 12, 2008 | 1 Comment »
As promised here is an instructional video on how to hand coat your own ink jet paper. This video also explores the concept of creating a paper portfolio and making your own printer icc. profiles. (The video was broken into two parts due to a 10 minute time limit on Youtube so be sure to [...]
Fuji Acros 100 and Diafine Developer - Part 2
Posted in analog film technology, analog photography, diafine developer, film capture, film scans, fuji film, imacon scanner, photography today, scanning film, schaub, stephen schaub, tagged indian hill imageworks, hybrid arts, stephen schaub, Fuji Acros, diafine developer, acros in diafine developer on April 10, 2008 | 5 Comments »
Finally part 2! Here are some sample images made on my M7 Leica and my Rollei 2.8 (F - 1960) using Fuji Acros at an EI of 160.
The two square images of course were shot with the Rollei (120mm) and the hand and zipper image was made with my Leica M7. Full size the Rollei [...]
The Figital Revolution at 20,000
Posted in Admin on April 8, 2008 | No Comments »
That’s right…since the dynamic launch of the new Figital Revolution web site back in December of 2007 till NOW (April 8, 2008) we’ve had over 20,000 hits! Stay tuned for our next post tomorrow!!!
Viva La Revolution!





