Jorge Ferrufino 
New Classic has launched a panchromatic black and white film in 2021 that may become an interesting option. In addition, it comes in a very nice recyclable packaging, which serves as an example for other brands to let too much plastic be used that sooner or later ends up in the trash. Features of the … Read more
The Polaroid Impulse black camera originally released between 1988 – 1992, uses the new 600 film that has been relaunched for some time by The Impossible Project “(now Polaroid Originals). As classic Polaroid intones, film cartridges incorporate drums. The Polaroid Impulse has a built-in electronic flash, portrait or “Close Up” mode and exposure compensator to … Read more
The Yashica T3 is a barely small compact point and shoot camera, it is made in Japan by Kyocera and released in 1988, it is known by the name Kyocera T Scope. Like any other point and shoot film camera, all you have to do is insert the film, wait for the counter to reach … Read more
We have finished shooting all the frames that we had in our cartridge, do we rewind the reel and go to the nearest laboratory so that they pass those negatives to a more visual format? It is an option, but we are going to contemplate another possibility that is cheaper and, above all, more rewarding. … Read more
The most used batteries in film cameras since the late 70’s are; The LR44, CR123a, CR2, CR5 and AA. In older cameras, mercury cell batteries were the most used. The use of mercury or cadmium batteries such as the PX625 was displaced by alkaline, lithium and silver batteries. This due to the high toxicity that … Read more
The Silberra manufacturer who is known for a large range of black and white negatives has released their color film. Silberra launches a new color film that will be available in iso 50, 100 and 160. The manufacture indicated by the manufacturer is of Russian origin. Unlike many other films that are currently on the … Read more