With this new film, the manufacturer does not intend to compete with the color negative films already on the market, but rather to deliberately create an alternative. And they’ve succeeded! Thanks to the “unique chemical formula based on the wonderful and legendary Agfa material, which was most recently used in the Oscar-winning film ‘Out of [...] read more
Since Tetenal has been unable to supply smaller C-41 chemical kits for quite some time now—and this situation is not expected to change in the foreseeable future—we set out to find alternatives—and found what we were looking for at Jobo: The long-established Gummersbach-based manufacturer of photo lab products has expanded its product line and now [...] read more
With the Kentmere Pan 100 and the Kentmere Pan 400, Harman Technology is introducing two new black-and-white 120-format roll films that offer an ideal combination of high quality and affordable pricing.With a sensitivity of ISO 100, the Kentmere Pan 100 is suitable for shooting in good lighting conditions and impresses with fine grain, good sharpness, [...] read more
Although we always place orders with our manufacturers many months in advance, delivery times are currently long for a variety of reasons.A major problem is the shortage of raw materials (affecting, among other things, film, paper, and chemicals). On top of that—even when goods are actually available—there’s a shortage of shipping containers (for goods from [...] read more
Effective immediately, KODAK is offering its popular and proven Gold 200 color negative film in 120 format as well. Although this film for printed photos—previously available exclusively in the 135 35mm format—is classified as “amateur film,” it is simply a great all-around option with warm, saturated colors, a fine grain and color cloud structure, and [...] read more
Despite all the advantages of digital photography—and especially its ubiquity thanks to smartphones—traditional photography hasn’t disappeared. On the contrary: it’s experiencing a renaissance, and for many, shooting analog means taking “real” photos and creating “authentic” images. Among these “real” photos, some hold a special status: Polaroids. They have always been imbued with the aura of [...] read more
Professional photo printers that use the dye-sublimation method can only be connected to a computer via a USB cable. This is a major inconvenience for anyone who wants to use a photo printer on the go or print from mobile devices. Almost all manufacturers are trying to find a solution and offer adapters for their [...] read more
As mentioned in our blog post“Supply Shortage of Photo Printer Supplies—We Can Help with Rental Equipment,”various consumables for photo printers are currently unavailable or available only with significant restrictions. However, we have some good news—at least for owners of the MITSUBISHI CP D90 DW photo printer: Instead of the 10×15 MITSUBISHI CK D 746 media, [...] read more
There is currently a supply shortage of consumables for DNP and MITSUBISHI photo printers. To ensure your work doesn’t come to a standstill, we offer affordable rental equipment for which we have ample supplies in stock.Specifically, we’re offering the CITIZEN CX-02 as a temporary replacement. Although this device is identical in construction to the DNP [...] read more
They have long been a staple in the field of professional photo printing: dye-sublimation printers —or “thermal printers,” as many people call them. When it comes to fast, affordable, and high-quality prints of digital photos in standard sizes like 10×15, 13×18, or 15×20 cm, they’re practically unrivaled—whether in a studio or on location, at events, [...] read more
