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Scanners The Achilles Heel Part 2

Posted in Ektar, analog film technology, analog photography, film capture, film scans, indian hill imageworks, kodachrome, kodak, kodak ektar, photography today, scanning film, stephen schaub, tagged , , , on March 16, 2010 | 10 Comments »

Click on the audio logo to listen to a brief rant on the future of film scanners… Part 2!! As mentioned in the audio, contact Kodak and let them know you want your $500 dedicated film scanner now! Also, if you went to a photographic institution- such as RIT (Rochester Institue of Technology) or SCAD [...]

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Scanners the Achilles Heel

Posted in Ektar, analog film technology, analog photography, film scans, imacon scanner, indian hill imageworks, kodak, kodak ektar, photography today, scanning film, tagged , , , , on March 15, 2010 | 32 Comments »

Click on the audio logo to listen to a rant on the future of film scanners. As mentioned in the audio, contact Kodak and let them know you want your $500 dedicated film scanner now! Two great methods to let your voice be heard on this important topic: Kodak CMO Jeffery Hayzlett on Twitter: @JeffreyHayzlett [...]

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Fuji Discontinues A LOT of Color Films

Posted in analog film technology, analog photography, film capture, film scans, fuji film, kodak, kodak ektar, photography today, tagged , , on March 11, 2010 | 15 Comments »

After reading this post remember that it is always 5 o’clock somewhere so have a stiff drink ready… I have yet to get the “official” release from Fuji but from what I gather the following is true: Discontinued: Velvia 50 4×5 quickload Velvia 100 4×5 quickload Velvia 100F 4×5 quickload Provia 100F 4×5 quickload Color [...]

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Kodak Ektar 100 Now in 4×5 and 8×10 Sheets

Posted in Ektar, analog film technology, analog photography, film capture, film scans, kodak, tagged , , on February 16, 2010 | 4 Comments »

Here is some happy film news! Eastman Kodak has just announced this morning that the very popular color negative material Kodak Ektar film (C41 process) is now going to be offered in sheet film size for 4″ x 5″ and 8″ x 10″… these new sizes complement the already offered 35mm and 120 film sizes. [...]

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Kodak BW400CN and Fuji Acros Compared in Caffenol C

Posted in alternative process, analog film technology, bw400cn, caffenol c, film capture, film scans, fuji film, imacon scanner, indian hill imageworks, kodak, scanning film, tagged , , , on February 3, 2010 | 11 Comments »

Here is an interesting side by side… shot within a few minutes of each other. The BW400CN is an EI of 200 (this film in my Caffenol C process has a very usable EI range from 50-800). The Fuji Acros is an EI of 100 (box speed… depending on processing time the Acros has a [...]

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