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Candido 800 Colour Negative Film is a new, affordable high-speed colour-negative film product from a UK brand — available worldwide In this review, I’ll talk about the advantages and the drawbacks of this new film, share my insights on how to make the best of it, and give you my thoughts on whether it’s worth the price — along with lots of samples in both tricky and ba...

“I tried everything to keep track of my exposures. A pocket notebook that got rained on in Belleville. A spreadsheet I kept forgetting to open. Three different apps that each did one thing, but couldn’t talk to each other. At some point, I had a note on my phone that just said ‘f/8, maybe 1/250, cloudy?’” — In this photo essay, Imad, a Parisian photographer and a ...

Fujifilm is still making film — despite the rumours — I’ve compared all the ISO 800 colour-negative films, and reviewed Polaroid’s new Reclaimed Purple 600 film. Plus: the first large format colour-negative film from Germany, Ilford and Kodak’s new huge films, BOXX camera, and more.

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In this article, I’ll show you how I took this twenty-year-old disposable camera apart, recycled its components, and the photos I got on the very expired Fujifilm Fujicolor QuickSnap 800 film.

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I’ve been collecting film rolls and disposable cameras of various brands for several months. This May, I finally had the chance to load all eight of them into my Nikon F2 for an exposure test to determine, once and for all, our actual options for ISO 800 colour-negative film. In this newsletter, I’ll cover the BTS of that mega-experiment and talk about an update to the...