8mm Magazine Home Movie Film What is it? How does it Work? Is it available? (Quick link - get it HERE) With the rising popularity of Regular 8mm film (especially since the FPP is leading the charge for the most film emulsion options out there!), we’ve been receiving a lot of questions about Magazine 8 and other cartridge-type Regular 8mm movie cameras. That’s good news for me because I have ... [Read More]
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How To Expose Film In Your Vintage Movie Camera
What is the #1 question we get here at the FPP when it comes to 8mm movie film? “How do I properly expose new 8mm (Double 8) film in my vintage movie camera?” It’s become the hot topic, so Mike and Owen chat about this frequently asked question in the latest FPP Podcast (and YouTube Simulcast)! Film Photography Podcast Episode 250 - May 1. 2020 On this episode Michael Raso and Owen McCafferty ... [Read More]
Stand Developing for BW Photos: When to Use and Best Results Tips
Today I’m writing specifically about BW film developers and the Stand Development process. With traditional film developers you mix them with water and use the mixture as stock solution (re-usable) or diluted further as advanced formulas that are one-time-use. Once you choose your developer type (there are many that achieve similar results – FPP D96, HC-110, D76, Xtol and others), you adjust the ... [Read More]
Introducing Film Ferrania P30 35mm BW Film
On January 28, 2020 The Film Photography Project on-line store received its first shipment of Film Ferrania P30 BW 35mm film. (Order HERE) What is it, where does it come from, how do I shoot it and how do I develop it? Read on! Who is Film Ferrania, and what is P30? Until 2010, Ferrania was the leading Italian motion picture and still photography film brand beloved by directors Fellini, De ... [Read More]
Develop My Own Color Film at Home? – What Stuff Do I Need?
One of the greatest satisfactions comes from taking complete control of your art. In this case I'm talking about your film photography. If you've never developed and scanned your own film, a misconception is that it's a difficult task. I had thought that about color home development. One day some years ago I confessed to fellow podcaster Leslie Lazenby that it would be amazing to develop my own ... [Read More]
Ortho Film – What is it and Should I Shoot It?!
With the release of the brand new Ilfiord Ortho Plus 80 iso BW film you might be asking yourself, "Hey, what is ortho film and why should I shoot it?"" To help you answer that question, let's take a look at the pluses of shooting ortho film as well as the effects this type of film - both new and expired - can achieve: Firstly, what is Orthochromatic film? Orthochromatic films can only see ... [Read More]