formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Back in the mid to late 1990s, digital cameras had a storage problem: they either used expensive memory cards or built-in memory with limited capacity and awkward cables. Both were holding back the adoption of consumer digital photography, so in … Continued
What does “Piql” stand for? Some clues: It does not mean anything; it rhymes with pickle, and its goal is to preserve. But what it preserves and how it preserves it is a hi-tech tribute to human ingenuity. Says Piql … Continued
Big screen event movies are back with “Dune,” “No Time to Die,” and “West Side Story.” But there is no shortage of eye candy. Source: Oscars 2022: Best Cinematography Predictions | IndieWire
Bill Morrison’s new documentary The Village Detective: A Song Cycle is an eerie meditation on mortality made from forgotten parts of cinema history. Source: Film Reels Dredged from the Sea Become an Eerie Meditation on Mortality
I first heard about the 24x65mm panoramic format when I bought my Fujifilm GFX50S a few years back. The digital medium format camera is able to shoot in 24×65 cropped mode whilst keeping the raw file intact and uncropped. I … Continued
Rather than using instant photos or ink, both of which are pricey, the Kodak Memory uses cheap thermal paper — the kind that receipts are commonly printed on. A roll of thermal paper costs less than $50, so the black-and-white … Continued