It’s true – Fuji has discontinued FP-100c The film you need to shoot with the Polaroid Big Shot! Wait, there’s still time! As of today there’s still plenty of film left. Get some FP-100c HERE so YOU can do…
Michael Raso with a One-Minute review of the awesome Kodak Ektralite 10 110 Camera! The camera is available HERE at the FPP On-Line Store. Grab some 110 film from our 110 Film Dept!
Despite a few similarities, it is not the same as the “Debonair” Diana or the Imperial Debonair from Chicago’s Herbert George Camera Company. Nope, not a Diana, not a Holga but a strange hybrid manufactured in a mysterious, unknown…
The awesome 1960 blue/grey molded plastic 620 film camera! It takes 12 square images on each roll of 620 film. It’s built-in flash takes 2-AA batteries and uses AG-1 bulbs. 620 Film Camera – Kodak Flashmite 20 (Vintage)
Michael Raso continues his testing of vintage Super 8 home movie camera gear. Today he visits the rehearsal studio of FPP’s very own SMOOVE SAILORS (featuring FPPers John Fedele, Mark Dalzell and Dane Johnson). Michael shoots on Kodak Vision…
Lomo SIMPLE Color Camera! The Lomography Simple Use Film Camera is no ordinary disposable camera — it’s pre-loaded with film and comes with Color Gel flash filters so that you can dive right into the world of creative analogue…
Michael Raso overview of the Argus 708 Super 8 camera FPP Stocks Movie Film – https://filmphotographystore.com/collections/movie-film
Super 8 footage from the 2011 PDN Photo Expo
Packaged in a box with two rolls of FPP Color Infrared and one roll of FPP BW 400 35mm Film! Perfect, unique gift for you or the film-lover in your life! The all mechanical / all plastic camera uses…
Last year FPP introduced a brand new “retro” film stock called FPP RetroChrome. Purchased from a US Government auction and shipped from an underground “cold vault,” this color slide film has been fed to thousands of FPPer’s cameras…producing amazing…
