If you're getting into film photography and have been doing some research, you might have encountered 120 medium format film. This larger roll of film is designed for medium format cameras, hence the ...

Long overshadowed by 16mm and 8mm, the curious 9.5mm format once opened a doorway to cinema for home audiences and young filmmakers alike – and today stands as a vital archive of films that survive ...

Three good reasons for going big and shooting on roll film ...

Rewind to April 2025, and “Sinners”— one of the most talked-about films of the year — is playing nationwide. Interested moviegoers head to their local theater to catch what everyone is raving about.

Typically, if you’re shooting 35 mm film, you’re using it in an old point-and-shoot or maybe a nice SLR. You might even make some sizeable prints if you take a particularly good shot. But you can get ...

When Paul Thomas Anderson told his cinematographer Michael Bauman that he wanted to shoot "One Battle After Another" on VistaVision — a large-scale film format born in the 1950s — he had some ...