Lately I've cottoned to the film beat quite a bit here. I've written about Super 8 and about film stock options for analog photography, about the revival of Ektachrome, and about instant photography.

If you’re looking for the cheapest possible way to digitize your 35mm Negatives and Slides, the Kodak Mobile Film Scanner is probably it. Costing just $40, this cardboard contraption lets you digitize ...

In May of this year, Hasselblad silently discontinued their leading Hasselblad Flextight scanners as future Mac updates will be incompatible with their color software. I’m not sure they really had ...

Unless you have the dough to get a lab scanner, it is a painful process to scan your own film. Luckily one day all the photo labs dumped their Pakon F-135 to the market, and I remember you could get ...

There’s more than one way to scanning film at home so it’s worth comparing different techniques and see which best gets the job done. If you develop your film at home, you might as well be doing your ...

While digital cameras are certainly taking over the world of imaging, there is still a healthy market—albeit a shrinking one—for photographic film. Maybe it’s playing with vintage rangefinders, toy ...

We think the Canon CanoScan LiDE 300 is the best for high-resolution scans of delicate or thick items, and the Epson Perfection V600 is best for film.

Hollywood, CA, -based EFILM has chosen two ARRISCAN film scanners for integration into its digital lab services. EFILM has pioneered numerous breakthroughs in post-production digital imaging for ...