This is the first Yodica film we experienced. Yodica are photographic rolls marketed as "creative colored films" with special effects. They came to the market in 2018 and distinguish the following types: Anares, Sirio, Vega, Atlas, Andromeda, Polaris and Pegasus. These photographs were taken with Yodica Vega. It's a fun movie with an interesting effect... Continue Reading →
(Portuguese version below) Wow wow wow!! We don't have nothing to say... Just Wow 😀 Well! we are in love. Amazing results even when we do some analogic shit. Everybody does. We are going to start showing some pictures. The Rollei RPX 25 is a panchromatic, polyester-based film with latitude between 12 and 25 ASA.... Continue Reading →
Today we bring a photographic machine. The Canon AF35M was considered a heavy model of the Canon, with 400gr. However, if we think it has everything like autofocus, auto exposure, pop-up flash and motor film advance and rewind, it might not be that heavy. This point and shoot came out in 1979 and the canon... Continue Reading →
We have the privilege of living near the sea. If we want we are at the beach in 15 minutes. This is one of the things I love in the city where I grew up. Although I and Gonçalo sometimes we have changed working schedules, this means that we are not always together to shoot.... Continue Reading →
When we hear of the range portra we instantly associate portraits and daylight photography with vibrant colors. It is a very complete range and the most used in the market. It was his popularity that led me to experiment. I bought the Portra 800 thinking about the light conditions I would have. I needed some... Continue Reading →
This is our last post this year. Just because we do not have time for more. In December, we decided that we had to take a short trip, even for our country. I (Sara) had mentioned several times that I had never seen snow. It isn't something that happens in the city we live in.... Continue Reading →
(Portuguese version below) From the first contact I had with analogue photography, Kodak Tmax 3200 was perhaps the most mentioned name when the topic of conversation was the picture in low light. Historically it is quite important because at the time it was released it was the first high-speed film available on the market. Due... Continue Reading →
(Portuguese version below) The first thing I read about the APX was that it is a film that must be exposed in the shadows and that for more details it should be pulled. I set a precedent for using it again, because I didn't pay much attention to these details at the time I used... Continue Reading →
This time i´m here to talk about a great friend of mine Pedro (or Peter for closest friends). As long i know this guy he always had the goal of one day to build his own wood cabin. This may seem strange but coming from someone who is always thinking about building something makes perfect... Continue Reading →
(Portuguese version below) When we search on google by JCH, the first thing that appears is Bellamy Hunt. Bellamy Hunt is the inventor of JCH - Street Pan 400. An analogue photography enthusiast, Bellamy lives in Tokyo and now his effort is focused on finding and selling cameras. He usually says that "if they exist... Continue Reading →
(portuguese version below) Before writing something, I have a habit of researching the film that I'm about to talk (or just see). I found several opinions on the Cinestill 50D and they all seem to be similar, and accordingly. Cinestill 50D The cinestill 50D is a film for use at 5500k ° and adapted to... Continue Reading →
This time we decided to take 2 diferent rolls in a walk that we did on a weekend at the dam of Alqueva and Reguengos de Monsaraz. Kodak TMAX 3200 and JCH 400. We decide to talk about specifications in another post and just write about our beautiful country. The Alqueva Dam is located on... Continue Reading →
When I returned to Madrid, I knew there was a neighborhood that would have to have a day of visit just for him. Lavapiés is a neighborhood of Madrid, considered one of the most culturally diverse neighborhoods, making it the most exotic place in the capital. The tourist zone of Lavapiés has its medieval origin... Continue Reading →
Kodak TriX 400 is so far, my (Sara) favorite black and white film. You can do everything. It has a beautiful tone a compact structure and high resolution. The images are bold, crisp and the little grain they have for an ISO of 400 isn't distracting. This rigid and severe appearance of the tones of... Continue Reading →
We were here last year. Why not come back !? Medieval Celebrations – Kentmere 400 We decided to repeat the experience, this year again. This time with more photographic film to use and to be more ambitious. Last year, my main concern was that the best performances of this show, happen at night. With Kentmere... Continue Reading →
