Positive, negative, slides, reversal, color positive, bland and white positive, all of these are different types of film a photographer has at their disposal. If they're not using one of the best ...

We'll start with color film, which comes in two flavors, positive and negative. Positive Film vs. Negative Film Positive film records the image as you saw it when you pushed the shutter.

Its magnitude can’t be overstated, as earlier medium- and large-format color negative film took days to develop, while Polaroids took mere seconds. The magic behind this game-changing camera?

Scanning a film negative is as simple as holding it up against a light source and photographing the result. But should you try such a straightforward method with color negatives it’s possible ...

Repurposed from AeroColor 125 aerial surveillance film stock, SantaColor 100 is a C-41, ISO 100 color negative film with a slightly orange base. The team behind SantaColor 100 promises fine grain and ...

We have an excellent and detailed article on cheap ways to shoot using colour film stocks coming from Josh Edwards next week, but in the meantime... LomoChrome Color ’92 is a regular color negative ...

Here's how to use it to digitize your negative: Although Cs41 Color Negative does a decent job of scanning your film ...

Cinestill SHARE Cinestill first introduced its 400D negative film earlier this year with a crowdfunding campaign ... which makes it Cinestill’s most versatile stock so far. The 800T’s color balance ...