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Alpha 120 Overnight - Featuring "Film Maker" Chris Malloy
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"Film Maker", Chris Malloy, recently got an Alpha 120 roll from Downtown camera and tested it that night. Chris Malloy is a father, husband, photographer and teacher in Calgary Alberta. Finding beauty where others do not, he specializes in urban and rural fine art photography.
"I have been taking photos at night for a few years now, and much of that shooting is done under the harsh yellow glow of a...
"I have been taking photos at night for a few years now, and much of that shooting is done under the harsh yellow glow of a...
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Alpha 120 in Napa - Featuring "Film Maker" Kenny McMillan
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"As a Cinestill 120 backer I was delighted to receive my oft-delayed but totally worth it Alpha run of Medium Format 800T film. I wanted to...
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Alpha 120 First Fruits - Featuring "Film Maker" Alex Medick
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| All images on CineStill 800T 120 Alpha by Alex Medick |
Film's best friends are the Film Makers, who not only made CineStill 120 possible, but are now making it beautiful.
Below is an excerpt from an interview with "Film Maker" Alex Medick by Chris Gampat at The Phoblographer "On Using CineStill 800T Film in the 120 Format" with some of the first images shared from our CineStill 800T 120 Alpha Film.
“I...
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Film’s Worst Enemies (7 common film issues)
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“Here today, gone tomorrow...”
A predominant theme in the modern digital world around us. The greatest appeal of photography is the ability to capture that fleeting moment. To lock it, in true permanence, with the swift and sure click of a shutter. But as with all things ones and zeros, digital photography is by nature immaterial. Film photography, on the other hand, is a physical process with...
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Welcome 2017!
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2016 was a long year for us with the excitement for this project accompanied by some setbacks, brutal heartbreak and loss. Needless to say, we are welcoming 2017 with open arms!
It's been a year of challenges and learning. The number one thing we've learned is, never know what to expect. We could not have expected the amount of support we would receive from you all nor just how difficult it would...