Knowing how to shoot black and white film will go a long way in helping your photographic eye and ultimately can help your digital photographic work too. Plus, you don’t need much to get started. A ...

For the better part of the 20th century, 35mm film ... Although film has certainly surged in popularity in the last few years, the prices for purchasing and developing film have continued to rise.

Harman, the company behind the popular Ilford and Kentmere film brands, has pulled the wrapper off Kentmere Pan 200 – an all-new ISO200 black-and-white emulsion aimed squarely at shooters who ...

While Kodak may be the overall celluloid king, there is one other company you should be looking at if you are dead set on using black-and-white 35mm film for your photography work: Ilford.

Black and white films in the modern era offer exceptional cinema experiences from romance to horror. Polytechnique and Schindler's List tackle powerful and tragic historical events in gripping black ...

While the number of great film stocks has changed a lot over the past few years, there are a number of great options that are all available in the classic 35mm format (and some ... Think of any iconic ...

Cinematographer Edward Lachman used various film stocks to differentiate her story. 35mm was used for the main narrative, 16mm was used for her imagination, and 35mm black-and-white for her memories.