The death of film has been widely reported, but technologies are only perfected after they’ve been made obsolete. It may not be instant photography, but there is at least one machine that will take ...

Digital photography might be easier, but there's still something about feeling film strips in your fingers and manually loading a camera. If you love film cameras but don't know where to develop your ...

Canon decided to end sales of its final film camera in May and Nikon has pretty much abandoned the film-camera market save for two devices, but there are still plenty of photographers out there who ...

Process One is a one-stop for all things from traditional film processing to printing and digital photo services to customers across the country.Opened in 1984, at 7105 W. 95th St., Overland Park, ...

Photographers may be interested in a new compact paper film processes system that Timothy Gilbert has created and launched over on Kickstarter to raise the $27,700 it requires to go into production.

Years ago, doing your own darkroom work was the only way to really control what your pictures looked like. In those days, coffee was what kept you going while you mixed another batch of noxious ...

Even as a kid, I could see the visual difference between TV sitcoms - shot on videotape - and films. Video had a jarring sharpness that, paradoxically, made the picture less real. Films, with much ...