Kodak Tri-X Archives

30 May, 2023

5 Frames of Kodak Tri-X in Cornwall with a Mamiya RB67 and Sekor C 127mm f3.8 – by Arinola

By Arinola Lawal

I initially borrowed my friend Shin Smith’s Mamiya RB67 for a trip to Oxford at the end of February. Shortly after, I went to Cornwall with a group of friends and thought it cou...

5 April, 2023

The Film Noir Cake Stand – A One Shot Story

By Peter Roberts

In early December I spent a few hours over the course of a couple of days attempting to take shots inside Greenwich Market. As the result of a comment to my last post asking if ...

2 February, 2023

5 Frames in St Kilda, Melbourne with a Holga – By Paul Sutton

By Paul Sutton

St Kilda, not the wild islands off the coast of Scotland, but the plastic fantastic beach side suburb of Naarm (Melbourne, Australia). Where roller blades and lycra, sunglasses ...

3 January, 2023

5 Frames on a Morning Walk with a Nikon F2A – By Stephen Hanka

By Stephen Hanka

I have been fooling with cameras for almost 60 years, since I was in junior high school in the early 1960s in the Detroit, Michigan area. In those days the Nikon F series ...

30 November, 2022

5 Frames of ‘… And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead’ with a Leica M6 and Kodak Tri-X – by Neil Milton

By Neil Milton

Though I've largely ploughed my creative furrow in street photography, I got my all-important start in being paid to photograph by shooting gigs on the Glasgow and Edinburgh mus...

21 October, 2022

5 Frames in Ilskile Church with Nikon FM and Kodak Tri-X – by Felix I Flores Rodriguez

By Felix Flores Rodriguez

The term muscle memory is often used in society, however, do we know what it means? I must confess to being guilty as charged using the phrase mentioned above. The term's meanin...

4 September, 2022

5 Frames of fog falling over Cramond Causeway, Scotland with a Leica M6 on Tri-x 400 – by Neil Milton

By Neil Milton

I’m new here, so a short history. My life in photography began in Glasgow in sepia-toned far-off memories that shape the year 2006. Zinedine Zidane had just head-butted Fr...

30 August, 2022

5 Frames in Bilbao with Leica M4-2, Voigtländer VM 35 mm f/1.4 Nokton Classic II MC, Kodak Tri-X pushed 2 stops (1600 ISO).

By Ulrich Specks

The first international trip since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic brought us to Bilbao, which offers many photographic opportunities and challenges. Of course there is the G...

Neal Wellons on The Wider View – learning to create panoramic images
I've been admiring your swing-lens panoramas for some time on Flickr. I've used my Horizon 202 and my KMZ FT-2…
Dave Whenham on The Wider View – learning to create panoramic images
Cheers Bob, I “scan” with a Fuji XT3 and an ancient Nikon macro lens. For social media I scan the…
Bob Janes on The Wider View – learning to create panoramic images
I'm just jealous! I've used the Lomo Spinner and have done a fair amount of stitching (after getting into panoramic…

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