Film Photography News

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.

This film is usually used by the Boys in Blue and other agencies for surveillance and is a very high resolution film capable of resolving 800 lp/mm.

Fujifilm Professional's Next generation of professional medium-speed colour negative films - Fujicolor Pro 160S and Pro 160C - are now available to UK photographers.

New film is in addition to Fujifilm's recently launched Velvia 100F

Next generation of Fujifilm professional films on show at Focus

New version features Eye Vision Technology 3.0

Fujifilm announced Fujicolor Pro 160S and Pro 160C

Winner of TIPA "Best Film in Europe 2004" Award now available

This German black & white sheet film is now available

BW400CN film and improved Portra 800 film announced

Enhanced clarity and versatility in a multitude of film formats.

Film Revered by World's Elite Photographers, Industry Experts, and Students

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.

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

Lomography brings 110 film back from the dead!

Fujifilm Professional's eagerly awaited Velvia 100F Professional film will be available to UK photographers from August.

Fujifilm quick to dismiss rumours that they are to end production of their instant films.

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 FP-100C is a peel-apart type film with an ISO speed rating of 100. A new emulsion has been incorporated into the film which enhances image quality.

A film designed to be used in the scientific and medical industries can now be bought and used by you.

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

Fujicolor Neopan 400CN black & white chromogenic film from Fujifilm Professional

Fujifilm announced Fujicolor Pro 160S and Pro 160C