Monthly Archives: December 2008

Two new films

I re-read yesterday’s post and it seemed like a downer, so I’ll post some good news on the film front. Kodak has come out with a new film called Ektar 100, which they claim has the sharpness and grain structure … Continue reading

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Tossing out the film

Today my wife asked me to get some ice for Christmas dinner from the freezer in the garage. While I was doing that, I noticed a big stack of film that had been sitting in there for years. I gathered … Continue reading

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Other people’s blind spots

It’s bad enough that you get trapped by your own blind spots, but it gets worse: it’s all too easy to become the victim of somebody else’s. A couple of months ago, I suggested that workshops were a good way … Continue reading

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