by Craig Fouché | Jan 23, 2021 | Camera Gear, Film
127 Film 127 Day History of 127 Film 127 film is a paper-backed roll film format designed for still photography. 127 film is 4.6cm wide and was originally designed to take eight pictures in 4×6.5cm format. It was created by Kodak in 1912 for their Vest Pocket...
by Craig Fouché | Sep 15, 2020 | Film, Portraiture, Studio
Studio Portrait Shoot - Eben Groenewald I met Eben Groenewald this year whilst doing a video recording and he was playing the drums, we got chatting and I proposed a professional studio shoot, more specifically a portrait model shoot in my home studio, to which he...
by Craig Fouché | Nov 19, 2019 | Film, infrared, Instruction
Film Photography - Kodak Professional HIE Infrared Film I shot my first roll of Kodak Professional HIE infrared film with a film photographer I met on Facebook – Jerard van der Walt who is also one of the three founding members of Analogue Cape Town. Infrared is...
by Craig Fouché | Dec 5, 2018 | Film, Portraiture, Studio
Large Format Photography In The Studio Large format photography is both challenging and rewarding. The modern world goes on about pixels and the best camera and lenses out there. Well, let’s step back in time, and slow things down a quite a bit! This form of...
by Craig Fouché | Nov 22, 2018 | Film, General, Instruction, Technical
Why Do I Shoot Large Format Film? Why do I shoot large format film? That question can be also rephrased to why shoot film at all? The problem with the world today is instant gratification. Instant coffee, online buying, instant 24-hour support etc. This also crept...
