Kodak Pro Image 100 35mm Color Film / Kodak Color Plus 200 35mm Color Film US Premiere in the FPP On-Line Store! Guest Blog by Graeme Jago While It’s rare that the US misses out on some of the fabulous things we have access to in the UK, it happens - Black Pudding, Marmite, awful Dentistry, the U from Colour and the I from Aluminium - all things that have been denied to our special ... [Read More]
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Film Photography Paideia – March 2 – 3, 2019
2nd Annual Film Photography Paideia Sponsored by The Darkroom The Film Photography Paideia is an annual gathering of passionate film community members from all walks of life, drawn together by a shared love of cameras and film. The Film Paideia mission is to bring together film experts and enthusiasts to exchange ideas and share their expertise of the craft. In true paideia fashion, the event is ... [Read More]
The Film Photography Project Brings Street Candy ATM 400 Film to U.S. Film Shooters!
One of our favorite things at the Film Photography Project (FPP) is testing new film, cameras and film photography gear in order to share tips, tutorials – and photos! – with other avid film enthusiasts. Recently, we were very excited to hear from French film photographer Vincent Moschetti, who filled us in on his new, unique hand-rolled Panochromatic black and white film: Street Candy ATM ... [Read More]
Join FPP at the Obscura Darkroom Grand Opening Event in Newark NJ!
The Obscura Darkroom will kick off a weekend “open house” with a Grand Opening Event beginning at 7pm Friday January 11, 2019 at its new location at 50-60 Dickerson St Suite 203 Newark NJ 07103. (Grand opening Facebook page here) FPPers Michael Raso, Leslie Lazenby, Mat Marrash, Mark Dalzell, John Fedele and Mark O'Brien will be attending! The brainchild of NJ based fine art film photographer ... [Read More]
120 Film – Kodak Uses New Backing Paper
Guest blog by Johnny Martyr A few weeks ago, I picked up a Yashica A TLR and was eager to test it. I bought a fresh 5- roll-box of Kodak Tri-X 120. When I opened the film, I was surprised to see that the backing paper design was different and had a waxy sheen to it. I found that, in use, it was a little more difficult to pull the paper tight at the end of an exposed roll, perhaps due to ... [Read More]
KODAK EKTACHROME Film will be released in 35mm still film, Super 8 and 16mm
To the Delight of Photographers and Filmmakers Everywhere, New EKTACHROME Films to Begin Shipping The Film Photography Project is thrilled to present the following press release from Kodak. Kodak Ektachrome film will be available in 35mm, 16mm and Super 8 in the coming weeks at our on-line store. You can order 35mm Ektachrome TODAY HERE. Please sign up for our newsletter on the home page for ... [Read More]