What are C-Type prints? All our prints at Ag, from digital or film, including film process and print, are C-Types. “C-Type” is the term given to photographic prints that have been made by exposing light sensitive silver halide paper. No ink is used – this paper is like photographic film in that the image is…
Ilford Pan-F: a classic that can bite! Pan-F is Ilford’s oldest formulation and was originally released in the 1930’s. It features a super fine grain and has a strong following, especially for landscape and genre where its finite characteristics lend themselves perfectly. However Pan-F is a film that repeatedly challenges photographers, and we see many…
One of our most experienced customers, John Duder, takes a look at how to improve film exposure. It’s a long time ago that I first developed my own film, and I was lucky – the local camera shop was 100 yards from my house, and I could run down the street and ask Fred Jackson…
Introduction: what is Push or Pull processing? All films have a stated ISO/speed, also known as ASA. This defines how sensitive to light the film is. For example, Ilford Delta 400 is an ISO 400 film. It’s twice as sensitive to light as an ISO 200 film, which, in turn, would be twice a sensitive…
Film scratching is not uncommon, and will be familiar to experienced photographers using film So how does a film get scratched? at Ag there is nothing in our equipment or procedures that will scratch your film. If there was, we wouldn’t stay in business for very long! Our equipment and systems are designed following decades…
If you’re new to using photographic film for your photography, or if you found some film you need to process – how do you identify which process you need to order? Current Processes There are 3 processes for stills photographic film: C41, Black & White and E6 C41 C41 is the most common process…
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