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Back to the Future…Lost Family Memories Found

Back to the Future…Lost Family Memories Found

Features 06/28/2017 0Comments

Back to the Future…Lost Family Memories Guest blog by Justen Stoodley So, it is always great when Nanna and Grandpa visit. Our four kids love spending time with their grand parents, while my wife and I always love catching…

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Get Your Photography Noticed…The Importance of Tagging

Get Your Photography Noticed…The Importance of Tagging

Features 06/27/2017 0Comments

Alright, so you’ve got a camera, you’re taking great pictures and now you’d like to have the rest of the world have a look at your work. What now? Image sharing options are nearly endless. You’ve got: Facebook, Tumblr,…

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Found Film – Discovering Lost Memories!

Found Film – Discovering Lost Memories!

Features 06/26/2017 0Comments

What’s more exciting than finding a roll of exposed film in an old camera from a flea market?! Finding exposed film or negative that belonged to a family member! Fellow film photographer Bill Counts recently discovered The FPP and…

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Film Friday – Spotlight on FPP RetroChrome 35mm!

Film Friday – Spotlight on FPP RetroChrome 35mm!

Features 02/03/2017 0Comments

With the announcement of new, reformulated Ektachrome Slide Film being released by Kodak AND Film Ferrania Italy releasing a all-new Slide Film (later this year), there has been LOTS of interest in Color Positive Film! Last year FPP introduced a brand…

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Start Shooting Super 8 Movie Film!

Start Shooting Super 8 Movie Film!

Features 01/30/2017 0Comments

Over the past three years we have been asked many, many, many times to please cover Super 8 filmmaking on The Film Photography Podcast. Well friends, that day has come! Throughout this year and beyond we’ll be reporting on…

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Shooting FPP’s “Super Positive” BW Slide Film

Shooting FPP’s “Super Positive” BW Slide Film

Features 06/23/2016 0Comments

I love shooting new, unusual film stocks. One of the more unusual stocks that I hand-roll for our Film Photography Project on-line store is a scientific lab film by Svema. We call this low contrast, low ISO film “BW…

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Shooting BW Infrared Film in Winter

Shooting BW Infrared Film in Winter

Features 01/20/2016 0Comments

WINTER INFRARED Blog by Leslie Lazenby Infrared film photography is usually reserved for shooting images when vegetation is in full bloom – the days when the air is hot and the most UV is available via the sun. What…

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The Case of the Mystery Praktica!

The Case of the Mystery Praktica!

Features 01/10/2016 0Comments

The Praktica FX-Something! by Leslie Lazenby Another lovely camera came in the door of my Imagine That shop here in Findlay, Ohio as a donation – another orphaned puppy, and as usual I could not wait to give it…

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Haddam Firefighters Pose for Tintype Photographs

Haddam Firefighters Pose for Tintype Photographs

Features 08/24/2015 0Comments

Long-time FPP friend (and awesome photographer) Joseph Brunjes posted this article on his FaceBook page. Thanks to Joseph and the Haddam Firefighters for allowing us to repost. I would also like to mention that over 40 of Joseph’s tintype photos…

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Doing the One Step – Developing with a Monobath

Doing the One Step – Developing with a Monobath

Features 08/12/2015 0Comments

The idea of a monobath developer that is a chemical that develops, stops, and fixes black and white film is not a new one. According to the Unofficial HC-110 Resource Page a Mr. Donald Qualls proposed it back in…

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