Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video, I tried something more experimental again in our series of film photography videos. I shoot a portrait session using a 8x10 Eastman No2 camera and using the FOMA Fomabrom photo paper as the taking medium. The paper is then reversal processed to turn it into a positive.
What do you think of this process? Let me know you thoughts and comments.
1. Ilford Multigrade Paper Developer - amzn.to/365Oivt
Video camera used : Fujifilm X-H1 amzn.to/3c2HQa4
About me:
I have been doing fim photography, darkroom printing since 2003. Since then, I have also been doing alternative processes such as albumen printing, kallitype printing, wet plate and dry plate photography. My favorite cameras are the Nikon FM2 and Nikon F2 and my favorite films are Fomapan 100, Kodak Ektar, Fujifilm Velvia, Rollei Superpan. with The various genres of photography I enjoy doing are landscape photography, portrait photography,
Being new to Youtube, I appreciate the works of other film photographers on youtube, such as Willem Verbeeck, Matt Day, Bigheadtaco and many more
In this video, I tried something more experimental again in our series of film photography videos. I shoot a portrait session using a 8x10 Eastman No2 camera and using the FOMA Fomabrom photo paper as the taking medium. The paper is then reversal processed to turn it into a positive.
What do you think of this process? Let me know you thoughts and comments.
1. Ilford Multigrade Paper Developer - amzn.to/365Oivt
Video camera used : Fujifilm X-H1 amzn.to/3c2HQa4
About me:
I have been doing fim photography, darkroom printing since 2003. Since then, I have also been doing alternative processes such as albumen printing, kallitype printing, wet plate and dry plate photography. My favorite cameras are the Nikon FM2 and Nikon F2 and my favorite films are Fomapan 100, Kodak Ektar, Fujifilm Velvia, Rollei Superpan. with The various genres of photography I enjoy doing are landscape photography, portrait photography,
Being new to Youtube, I appreciate the works of other film photographers on youtube, such as Willem Verbeeck, Matt Day, Bigheadtaco and many more
