Fantastic time at White Night Melbourne. Nice also to see one of my images featured somewhere in amongst the thousands of other activities. Roll on the 2015 event.
Comparing black and white film scans made on a high end vs a desktop film scanner. Flextight 949 versus Plustek 8100.
One of the great things about an all digital creative workflow, is that – due to all that binary malarkey – once an image has been captured, there is little reason for that image to degrade in any way. But with an analogue workflow, there are a few extra stages to go through. Each of […]
I’ve been messing about with film cameras again for about a year or so. The first time for about 15 years. I had embraced digital photography as soon as I could afford a decent dSLR and, with my results-driven design hat on, the final output ‘quality’ had always been my primary goal.
Robert Burley’s project documents the demise of the photographic industry over the past six years. It began at Kodak Canada,Toronto in 2005.
Since getting back into film photography, one of the things that I’ve noticed is that more and more film brands seem to be disappearing. Often, before any formal announcements, there are discussions on online photography forums. For example, it appears that Fujifilm might be discontinuing Neopan 400 film. For photographers who develop their own film and […]
This was actually taken at dusk, as far as I remember. Using a Canon P rangefinder and Neopan 400 film. It’s one of those occasions where I wonder what the image would have looked like had I used a digital camera.
