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I think it varies from camera to camera but I think quite a few (most ?) use some sort of infra-red sensor to detect the sprocket holes as it pulls the film though, plus possibly a sensor on the ...

Do you see yourself using the backs  as an end in itself or like the old Polaroid backs to check exposure and framing ?

Because of its speed it’s really for low light / indoor without flash, but I use it frequently for daylight photography - the high speed allows you to stop down and use fast shutter speeds At a ...

People hav3 successfully processed Kodachrome into colour but to the best of my knowledge that’s not available as a commercial process at the moment. ...

As colour ?  My understanding is that it can only be developed as B+W as the colours are added during the development.

I’ve always been happy with ColorPerfect, although I mostly use scans (TIFF) rather than camera raw files. I’ve always used the MakeTiff program for Nikon (NEF) files and they’ve been OK.  VueScan ...

A while ago I made a little table of programs to invert negatives, so free, some not so free - (1) NegativeLabPro (2) ColorPerfect (3) DarkTable (4) RawTherapee

They did https://emulsive.org/articles/darkroom/developing-film/they-took-my-kodachrome-away-so-i-brought-it-back but unfortunately only to support some VSCO presets

I use the Nikon thin black strap (AN-4B) or a third party “rope” strap, which are around £6 on eBay. Nikon do thicker red and brown straps but they’re really for the F3 and later (search Nikon ...

Wow!

I won’t speak for Michael but I too fail to understand why there seems to be such a need to denigrate film - It’s like the owner of a Lamborghini having to drag race a Fiat 500 at every set of ...

Pointless would be another way of putting it

I’ve seen that - it looks really good.  I’d be interested in seeing some real world shots from that once it’s released.

I don’t see why not, you’d need to wind it though and then remove the cartridge, then extract the tail and load it back in a normal camera. But in the UK the only 10 packs of 5 packs were priced at...

If you assume there’s 3,000,000,000 camera phone users the 1 in a million is 3,000 people.  Given that film sales are estimated at 30 million rolls of film a year then each of those 3,000 users ...

The last Kodak ColorPlus I bought (late last year) was £4.50 a roll, but it was rationed to six rolls per customer. Kodak has put up their prices by 20% but I’m not sure if that will apply to...

As I understand it the attempt to bring back FP-100 was by Florian Kaps, the Impossible Project founder, who is also behind One Instant (when the attempt to buy the Fujifilm kit failed). In terms ...

AFAIK the only fresh film available is One Instant Black and White, €49 for three photos, on pre-order https://the.supersense.com/collections/packfilm/products/one-instant-packfilm-type-100-pp400-b-w ...

Where can you get a 10 pack of disposable cameras for $3 each ? The other day when I looked in the supermarket they were around £14, so $20ish, each

Non-cine colour films have different colour profiles from one another, and movie film is the same