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Photographing the first snowfall on ILFORD Ortho Plus in 120

The first snowfall of the season is one of my favourite times of the year.  Everything about it is so magical, from the big, fluffy flakes softly finding their way to the ground, to the cool, invigorating air.  The countryside is transformed into a calm winter wonderland, and it feels […]

ILFORD Ortho Film Review: Punchy Tones with High-Contrast Processing
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ILFORD Ortho Film Review: Punchy Tones with High-Contrast Processing

Introduction to ILFORD Ortho Film ILFORD Ortho Plus is a unique black-and-white orthochromatic film celebrated for its exceptional detail, fine grain, and distinct tonal rendering. Unlike panchromatic films, Ilford Ortho is sensitive only to blue and green light, resulting in darker reds and lighter blues and greens in the final […]

Jess
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Jess #MyFilmStory – Seeing The Forest For The Trees

Jess Hobbs shares her story with us in ‘Seeing the Forest for the Trees’, the 12th video in our #MyFilmStory series. A film shooter and darkroom printer, Jess tells us how a seemingly chance conversation in a community darkroom helped to set the course for the photographer she would become. […]

Bryan Brock
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Bryan Brock hosted A Photo Community Walk & Gallery Exhibit Sponsored By ILFORD!

Bryan Brock hosted an ILFORD HP5 black and white 35mm film community photo walk and gallery exhibit in Toronto. Website: https://bryan-brock.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bryanbrock_ Visit ILFORD Canada for more product info about HP5 film 

Crombie
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Crombie McNeill | 1941 – June 7, 2024

We are deeply saddened to note the passing of our dear friend and PHOTONews contributor, Crombie McNeill. Crombie passed away peacefully with his darling wife Sue at his side. Before extolling the virtues of Crombie the photographer, let us remember the far more important and impressive Crombie the gentleman. Those […]

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A Simple Step-by-Step Guide to Developing B&W Film at Home

B&W film photography is gaining a new generation of sophisticated photographers who want the  personal experience of making fine art B&W images. The drawback has been processing of B&W film relying on commercial labs. These labs are scarce and expensive and deny photographers the enjoyment of this magical process. Ansel […]

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Fanshawe Photography Student Image Competition

Amplis Foto is proud to be a continued supporter of the Fanshawe Photography Student Image Competition. We would like to extend congratulations to Graham Case, this year’s winner of the Ilford Photo / Hahnemühle Prize for “High Score B&W Image”. His image, shown above, is titled “Here again”. The Fanshawe […]

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“Real Photographers Shoot B&W Film”

“Real Photographers Shoot B&W Film” – This quote is from my dear friend Ted Grant Ted had an irreverent sense of humour intended to stir animated conversation, and he was successful in spades! His message was to encourage photographers not to shoot trivial snap shots. Film shooters in general tended […]

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The Harman EZ-35 camera… a huge surprise!!!

When asked to review the HARMAN EZ35 Camera I expected the quirky results similar to a Lomo or Holga camera with associated strong vignetting and an overall lack of snap… NOT SO! This camera is truly a marvellous image maker! These photos are worth a thousand words and speak to […]

Gosselin Workshop
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Great Event at Gosselin

IN-STORE WORKSHOPS – THE GREAT RETURN OF ARGENTIC In recent years, silver halide photography has made a comeback. Kodak, Fujifilm and ILFORD are starting to produce film again, and several companies are joining them: Lomography, Flic, Cinestill, Vibe, to name but a few. Gosselin had a workshops in store (Quebec) […]