Tag: Kodak
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Kodak Tri-x 400TX Black & White Film
Kodak Tri-X 400TX, the legendary black and white film, is included with the Leica 100th Anniversary Limited Edition M100 kit, which comprises of a Leica M-A and a Leica M Monochrom. Known as “the film that can be developed in water,” it is highly regarded in the photography industry and was favored by news reporters…
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Leica Mini 3 Point and Shoot Cameras
It is a Budget There are so many point and shoot cameras to choose from. Whether you need a budget-friendly option with less advanced specs or you’re prepared to pay a little more to have the Contax T-Series. The Leica mini-Series cameras are some of the most cheapest point and shoot Leica cameras, and the…
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My experience with Rolleiflex 3.5 mx-evs (kodak black & white films)
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Kodak Proimage 100 Color Negative Film
I used to have a beautiful dream of making everyone I photographed look more beautiful than they really were. Achieving this is actually not difficult with Kodak Proimage film, which is excellent for capturing portraits with warm, healthy-looking skin tones. What’s more, this film is also reasonably priced! A good portrait film should have several…
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Kodak ULTRAMAX 400 Color Negative Film My First choice!
Using film in this day and age is a poetic act – without applause, everything depends on oneself. Judging from its packaging, this roll of film should perform exceptionally well with blue tones, owing to its blue-colored box. The film is versatile and easy to develop, providing excellent imaging in low-light situations and capable of…
