Every year on January 10, the Film Photography Project and film photographers around the world celebrate 110 Film Day, a perfect excuse to load up a pocket camera and embrace one of photography’s most charming and beloved film formats. Small, simple, and endlessly fun, 110 pocket-sized film has a rich history and a surprisingly vibrant present. Above: January 10, 2026 Podcast - Michael Raso ... [Read More]
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FPP Super Monobath One-Step BW Developer!
Blog by Leslie Lazenby On April 26, 2018 the Film Photography Project introduced an amazing new product - the FPP Super Monobath One-Step BW Developer. It's currently available (in the FPP On-Line Store) for you to try at home. above: Processed in the FPP Super Monobath / Kodak Fine Grain 2366 bw film / Canon EOS A2E, 28-105 Canon USM lens What is a Monobath? A monobath is a developing ... [Read More]
16mm in Motion: Shooting Ski Tricks with Shane McFalls
Shane McFalls is an artist, producer and videographer who fuses his passion for skiingand videography into award-winning ski-movies, capturing incredible footage of skitricks and jumps, typically shadowing the skier on skis. Regularly shooting a variety ofdigital and movie film formats, Shane recently branched out into 16mm format with theFPP’s 16mm BW 3; Yeti 16mm BW Negative and FPP Sun Color ... [Read More]
APS Film: The ‘90s Format Meant to Revolutionize Film Photography
APS film (short for “Advanced Photo System”) was marketed as the next big thing in film photography in 1996. An innovative 24mm film, APS was able to deliver sharper images despite its smaller size due to the "information exchange" process in which the camera recorded data directly on the film; this would simplify cropping prints to a desired aspect ratio and potentially could provide ... [Read More]
Film Photography Newspaper! “Read All About It!”
New Paltz Photo Works Art is News in this Inspiring New Print Publication A traditional print newspaper devoted to photography, New Paltz Photo Works is the brainchild of photographer and full-time student Ryan Kraus of New Paltz, New York. A local, free newspaper publication that showcases the work of artists who shoot a mixture of traditional film and digital photography, New Paltz Photo ... [Read More]
126 Instamatic Film – History and Status
UPDATED - January 26, 2024Editor's note: All of us here at the Film Photography Project are dedicated to the preservation (and continued manufacture) of all still and motion picture film formats. Unfortunately, some formats are still somewhat lost - with no new film production. One such format that desperately needs attention is 126 Cartridge Film. Although 35mm in width, it's sprocketed ... [Read More]