photojojo: It’s true, Kodak has officially stopped production of acetate film base, one of the key components of camera film. Reddit user ApatheticAbsurdist notes that Kodak has enough stock to keep producing film for a few more years, but it’s safe to say the announcement is another blow for film lovers everywhere. Kodak Stops Producing Key Component of 35mm Film via Reddit / Photo by Arno Jenkins
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photojojo:

It’s true, Kodak has officially stopped production of acetate film base, one of the key components of camera film. Reddit user ApatheticAbsurdist notes that Kodak has enough stock to keep producing film for a few more years, but it’s safe to say the announcement is another blow for film lovers everywhere.

Kodak Stops Producing Key Component of 35mm Film

via Reddit / Photo by Arno Jenkins

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acaryadasa:

Andrei Tarkovsky’s Polariods (via ayjay)

the polaroids of andrei tarkovsky : the mystery of everyday life

Tarkovsky is best known for such cinematic masterpieces as Solaris, The Mirror,Andrei Rublev, and Stalker. Tarkovksy’s vision was unique as a filmmaker; he favored long takes and leisurely scenes that explored the beauty and mystery of everyday life.

read more here : http://www.gwarlingo.com/2013/the-polaroids-of-andrei-tarkovsky-the-mystery-of-everyday-life/

Source: acaryadasa

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(via ‘London In 1927’ Video Shows Beautiful Color Images Filmed By Pioneering Filmmaker)

Incredible. London in the interwar period, before Hitlers bombs, still the centre of a powerful Empire. Amazing how it still looks so similar.

Wow. I love this. All you’d have to do is change the vehicles (and maybe the fashion!) and it could pass for present day London. 

Love your city! Hard to believe it’s been 11 years since I was last in Britain.

I’ve never heard of the Frisse-Greene film process. Beautiful color palette.

Source: The Huffington Post