321 episodes
Film Photography Podcast Michael Raso
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4.6 • 16 Ratings
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The Film Photography Project informs, engages and inspires film shooters both novice and professional alike by sharing our creative output, experiences and passion for film photography and film-making.
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Film Photography Podcast 321
Ordering is now open for the ILFORD Ultra Large Format (ULF) special order program. This annual campaign gives photographers the opportunity to order non-standard sizes of ILFORD sheet film and other specialty products without the constraints of the usual minimum order quantity.
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Film Photography Podcast 320
Topics include Matt Day’s newest book project ”Surveyor”, Film Photography Project’s line of unique and exclusive 35mm film stocks, group discussion of favorite film cameras, TheDarkroom Lab’s history and investment in keeping film processing alive. Gest host Trev Lee.
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Film Photography Podcast 319
Review the Mamiya C3 medium format film camera, discuss 125 SLR cameras, give away the Argus C3 ”Sparkle Brick”
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Film Photography Podcast 318
Movie film discussion and how lower ISO films are easier to shoot.
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Film Photography Podcast 317
Custom Argus C3 camera giveaway, Ansco Viking 120 camera review, listener letters and more!
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Film Photography Podcast 316
An hour of lively banter that includes listener letters, review of the Canon A1 35mm camera and Tasma NK-II 35mm BW film.
Customer Reviews
Click and Clack of Photography.
This show (what show) is to photography what Car Talk is to cars. The banter never gets old and the characters are informative and funny.
I’m glad I only discovered them this year as now I get to hear all the episodes for the first time. Ps keep the sound effect going. That’s right.
More than a camera show
If the listener letters read out on every show are anything to go by then I'm far from alone in having listened to the entire back catalogue. This show is amazing - it's not particularly technical, and sometimes, the technical bits aren't even correct, but it's loaded with enthusiasm and joy and interesting stuff and sound effects and music and dad jokes. It's an absolute joy to listen to, and after investing a good 400 to 500 hours in it, I feel like Mike and the gang are the best friends I've never met. Whether you listen forwards from episode 1 or backwards from the latest, just do yourself a favour and listen.
Do yourself a Favour
A wonderful friendly podcast all about film photography