Shooting on a special camera that doesn’t take standard film? For the 17th year in a row, British film manufacturer Ilford Photo is bringing back its ultra-large format (ULF) campaign. For a limited ...

Not much has changed in the world of large format film photography for decades, but the team behind the Smartflex SLR 4x5 ...

The sheer resolution that's packed into today's best professional digital cameras allows photography enthusiasts to print their images up to billboard size – something that was once only possible for ...

When you think about all that the digital age has changed, there are few categories that have changed more — and less — than optics. Film cameras are nearly obsolete and the great names of the past — ...

ROCHESTER, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Large-format photographers will now be able to shoot with the world’s finest grain color negative film, as Eastman Kodak Company (NYSE:EK) announced the upcoming ...

Already funded with indecent speed on Kickstarter, the Ondu Eikan is a modular camera built especially for large format photography. Ondu Cameras has made a solid reputation for itself over recent ...

When film all came in rolls, it was fairly easy to play with the frame of the image. Companies like Hasselblad (and many others) made camera backs that would expose longer strips of 35 mm film to ...

For most people, film photography exits solely as a memory of a time long past. There is still one area in which film trumps digital, however, and that is in large-format photography. While ...

The era of large-format instant film photography is coming to an end as the only maker of Polaroid 20×24 film—and owner/operator of the huge cameras that use it—plans to cease production at the end of ...

There’s a good reason that the go-to format for most film photographers is 35 mm, in that it provides a mix of convenience and cost. Shooting huge large-format negatives in the style of a 19th-century ...