Film Photography News

The Eastman Kodak Company has enhanced its black-and-white professional film portfolio with the introduction of an improved KODAK PROFESSIONAL T-MAX 400 film.

Fujifilm have announced a price increase for colour negative photo film products.

Fujifilm Professional is delighted to announce the re-launch of Fujichrome Velvia 50 into the UK market - available at the end of June 2007.

Kodak's range of Portra colour negative films has won the best film award at this year's TIPA awards.

Photologic has launched a new three month-long discount and special offer promotion targeting photographers across its entire UK reseller network.

Kodak have introduced an enhanced version of their most popular 35mm consumer film.

Monochrome enthusiasts will welcome the news of the reintroduction of ILFORD SFX 200 infrared film - the unique medium for adding incredible definition and texture control to outdoor black-and-white photography.

The photographers favourite transparency film Fuji Velvia 50 makes a come back.

Enhanced Portra Colour Negative Films produce Finer Grain, Spectacular Skin Tones, Vivid Colour and Ideal Scanning Performance.

The Photo Imaging Council, PIC, has recently been liaising with the Transport Security & Contingencies, within the Department for Transport (DfT) regarding the recent airline security issues and how photographers manage to travel with photographic film stock.

Fujifilm Professional has announced that the final shipment of Fujichrome Velvia 50 has now been received. This film which yielded high contrast, saturated images with fine grain, will no longer be available once current stocks are depleted.

Impossible releases new PX 600 film for Polaroid 600 cameras.

Fujifilm president Shigetaka Komori announces that films from the Fujifilm range will be discontinued

Fujifilm has streamlined its range of films by withdrawing the Neopan 400 120, Superia Reala 35mm, and Pro 160S 35mm films.

Bob Dylan makes another comeback with a little help from Ilford Photo.

Fujifilm Professional has revealed that production of a number of its films is to cease.

Monochrome enthusiasts will welcome the news of the reintroduction of ILFORD SFX 200 infrared film - the unique medium for adding incredible definition and texture control to outdoor black-and-white photography.

Fujifilm to discontinue Quickload films.

Impossible introduces the 2nd generation of new analog instant films and premiers its integral film in the fabled 20 x 24 Polaroid camera.

The debate concerning the longevity of film and photographs viz-a-viz that of digital storage and output took a decided leap forward for the film corner when an old roll of 'ILFORD Selo Extrafinegrain Panchromatic' film was discovered which was able to produce prints of a very reasonable quality.

New impossible instant films for Polaroid Vintage cameras coming up.

Fujifilm has streamlined its range of films by withdrawing the Neopan 400 120, Superia Reala 35mm, and Pro 160S 35mm films.

Bob Dylan makes another comeback with a little help from Ilford Photo.

Impossible introduces the 2nd generation of new analog instant films and premiers its integral film in the fabled 20 x 24 Polaroid camera.

New Kodak Professional Ektar 100 Film Provides Photographers with the World’s Finest-Grain Colour Negative Film.

Fujifilm to discontinue Quickload films.

The Impossible Project has announced that it is bringing back the 8x10 film format.

New impossible instant films for Polaroid Vintage cameras coming up.

Fujifilm NPC 160 daylight colour print film, first shown at Photokina 2000, is now available.

The latest Impossible film, Cool, has been released.

Calumet is set to help DSLR film-makers overcome complex focus shift challenges with an exclusive new focusing tool.