by Ben Horne | Jul 31, 2020 | Ben Horne, Educational
It’s best to keep things simple when working with a large format camera. Over the years I’ve developed a ritual of sorts when working in the field. As Alan Brock mentioned in an earlier post, one such ritual is test firing the shutter before pulling the...
by Ryan Gillespie | Jan 28, 2020 | Educational, Ryan Gillespie
A Path to Consistent Results By: Ryan Gillespie Some time ago, I thought I would try some different developers for my black and white film. I knew there would be some differences in the chemistry and developing times, but I figured “As long as my exposure was correct,...
by Marty Quinn | Dec 28, 2019 | Alex Burke, Ben Horne, Best Of, Gevork Mosesi, Justin Lowery, Martin Quinn, Ryan Gillespie, Team
Frosty Solitude - Alex BurkeA lone tree covered in hoarfrost on the prarire. Weld County, Colorado - February 2019 Portra 160 4x5, 135mm lens 1/8th second at f22, no filtersSummer Bloom - Gevork MosesiSentinel Glow - Frank SironaArcadia Beach - Ryan GillespieRegal -...
by Marty Quinn | Sep 29, 2019 | Educational, Martin Quinn, Products
Developing Film at Home Developing your own film at home isn’t as difficult as some people seem to think. I was hesitant to start but after dipping my toe in Black and White I quickly moved to C-41 and even E6. The motivation to start the process of developing...
by Gevork Mosesi | May 21, 2019 | Educational, Gevork Mosesi
What is long exposure photography and why I do long exposure photography? By definition, any photograph made with a shutter speed of 1 second or longer could be considered long exposure photography. This varies from one photographer to the next. Some consider 0.25 sec...