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09 Feb 2021
The Craftsman: Crafting Images and Leather with Due North Leather
00:58:08
Mark Rossi of Due North Leather Goods joins Studio C-41 for a one-on-one interview to discuss his love of photography and leather crafting and how they share similarities. We learn his process in selecting and creating leather straps. Mark makes each leather camera strap to order and can make straps to custom order as well. You can visit Due North Leather Goods: https://duenorthleather.com/collections/all
While Steven is out, Jordana and Bill conduct a tag team interview with North Georgia Photographer Bryan Garris. Bryan Garris shares his insight in selling his work at art festivals and how he differentiates himself from other photographers. He provides some helpful tips and tricks to photographers interested in selling their work at these festivals.
Large format photographer and YouTuber, Ben Horne, joins Bill Manning for a one-on-one interview to discuss his workflow as a Photographer and YouTuber. This interview is also available in video on our new YouTube channel!
Steven and Bill catch up and talk about the latest in the film photo news. We discuss Doc Kaps' efforts in saving pack film one last time. Bill is a bit annoyed with Silberra Film's lack of communication on their Indie Go Go. Lastly, Bill gives an update on developing 4x5 black and white film with CineStill Film's monobath developer, the Df96.
Be sure to listen to our one-on-one interview with photographer and YouTuber, Lina Bessonova!
15 Oct 2018
Cine Gear Expo Panel: Walking with Celluloid
01:00:03
Bill Manning travels to the Cine Gear Expo at Pinewood Studios, Atlanta, and records a panel sponsored by Kodak Film Lab Atlanta and Panavision. The panel discusses the use of celluloid in on The Walking Dead set. The members of the panel as follows:
Ron Heidt - Post Production Supervisor (Moderator)
Stephen Campbell - DP for "The Walking Dead"
Ruben Varela - Panavision Atlanta
Michael Brown - VP Kodak Motion Picture Atlanta
24 Apr 2018
Interview with Emulsive
00:37:59
Bill Manning interviews EM with Emulsive to discuss the website's goals in building an extensive film community with his extensive film and camera database.
I know it's been a hot minute since the last recording. I give an update on the future of the podcast.
Why the Radio Silence
Retail Price of Gold 200
The Future of the Podcast
20 Jul 2021
Velvia 100 Squeezed Out
01:19:38
Jordana, Steven, and Bill meet back up to discuss the photo news and Bill shares his experience interviewing and photographing Clyde Butcher.
Photo News:
Polaroid releases a new duo-chrome film.
The film community reacts to the silver 35mm caps.
Negative Supply Light Meter Kickstarter
The EPA cancels Velvia 100
Reddit wants to do a Silver Squeeze
29 Oct 2018
Dangit Yashica...
01:30:43
Bill and Steven catch up on photo news and discuss how the new company licensed to use the iconic YASHICA brand and has poo-poo'd all over it with the DigiFilm Y35 camera.
We sit down for a one-on-one interview with Chris Gampat, Editor in Chief at The Phoblographer. We learn how The Phoblographer has become one of the biggest sources for photo news and gear reviews in the industry. We discuss his "Top 10" film gear reviews.
22 Sep 2019
He Reverse Engineered Kodachrome!
00:55:36
After receiving more than 500 rolls of Kodachrome 5-years after the last rolls were developed at Dwayne's Photo, Kelly-Shane Fuller took it upon himself to learn how Kodachrome film was processed. For the past 2-years, he has made significant progress in reverse engineering the development process.
On an Instagram post in August, 2019 he shares a post, "Two years in the making, finally made it!!!"
In this interview, Kelly-Shane shares his experience in successfully reverse engineering the development process!
Michael Behlen, Founder of Analog Forever Magazine, joins us to discuss the importance zines have in documenting contemporary photographers. We discuss the importance of a photographer sharing their thoughts, experiences, and the meaning behind their work. If no story is left behind, it is only left up to interpretation.
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17 Mar 2019
"The Only Darkroom Timer You'll Ever Need"
00:39:32
Bill Manning has a one-on-one interview with Can Çevik, the creator of MAYA darkroom timer. Can shares his story how his a broken darkroom timer led to designing a new timer on his own. He then reaches out for feedback from darkroom photographers and has a new take on a device that has not been really seen worth changing.
I don't know why it took us this long to get Mike Padua on to the show. I have to admit, I am a bit embarrassed that we didn't have him on the show sooner. Mike tells us a little bit about himself and new updates with ShootFilmCo. He takes on questions from the film community, and discusses the work of Glen E. Friedman photographer for iconic images of Run DMC, Beastie Boys, LL Cool J, and more. He breaks the rules of the show and talk about his favorite guitarist.
We are getting close to launching our expired film project. However, Bill still has questions about the horde of film Fujifilm Rep, Brandon Remler, has given him. In our discussions with several photographers, we've received numerous recommendations on how to shoot expired film. However, one recommendation keeps getting brought up, "Overexpose one stop per decade."
To get confirmation, we reach out to EM (emulsive.org) to see if this 'rule' is legit or is this just a saying that has stuck over the years.
Studio C-41 invites Los Angeles Photographer, Edward Conde, to the blanket fort to discuss his latest half frame work. Edward bring his Lomo LC-A's and stack of prints and we dive into discussing it work. Visuals of his work and bonus content will be linked on an upcoming vlog! Subscribe to our YouTube channel!
A common mantra on the show is, “Because of the digital, we have a gap in analogue knowledge.” This is true. Often times, I see young photographers in Facebook groups asking questions about old film techniques. Techniques that have seemingly been lost on the next generation of photographers due to the fact that there has been a void in the transfer of knowledge. But one German company is trying to fill that void: PhotoKlassik International.
30 Apr 2019
Not Feeling Inspired...
01:16:34
Jordana, Steven, and Bill get together to recap the photo news, recent interviews, upcoming interviews, and we get deep discussing quite a few topics: Why it's okay not to take pictures that don't inspire you, Why photographing your significant other is much harder than a model.
Join Bill at Lina Bessonova's gallery Exhibition in NYC, 5/2/19, 6PM - SACI Gallery - 454 W 19th Street, New York City.
Steven reports his experience working with the Lightroom Plugin for color negatives: "Negative Lab Pro"
Recent news rocked the Atlanta photography community that a photographer had been accused of sexually assaulting a model. As a result of the #metoo movement, Studio C-41 invites Julie Hunter, owner of Naturally Boudoir, to the table to discuss the often-unspoken atrocities of sexual assault in the photographic community.
Julie is a well-respected photographer in the Atlanta community and founder of the photographic organization called RISE: Respect Integrity Safety Education. RISE addresses a growing problem of predators in our industry of film & photo and bridges the gap of communication between artists
Ethan Moses, creator of the CAMERADACTYL 4x5 Camera, sits down with Bill Manning for a one-on-one interview to discuss his 3D printed camera Kickstarter. They also discus how the maker community is helping the film community.
This is big news in Europe, however it has not made a big splash in the US and has flown under our radar. Literally the day after Photokina, Tetenal announced they're in financial turmoil. Due to some bad business practices from their suppliers, Tetenal is in a state of insolvency. We learn while the film resurgence is real, but it is still very fragile. Their collapse could potentially decimate film photography.
Don't panic though! They have some ideas in resurrecting some old ideas to bring to consumers and want to hear from the film community for ideas!
22 Apr 2021
Notice: An Interview with Wesley Verhoeve
00:53:58
Photographer Wesley Verhoeve joins the podcast to discuss his Photo Book, "Notice." We learn about Wesley growing up learning photography from his father. We then dive into learning how COVID-19 changed his photography, traveling worldwide, meeting and photographing people. While socially distanced in suburban Vancouver, Wesley challenged himself to look differently in areas we would once consider ordinary.
Now his project is complete, he and Dan Rubin carefully curated these images into the book called "Notice." In this book, Wesley now displays these images in a meaningful way that allows the viewer to notice similarities of patterns, shapes, and color as the viewer turns the page.
Lomography launches a new film for the Lomochrome line up: Lomochrome Metropolis XR 100-400. We get Lomography Marketing Manager, Birgit Buchart, gives us the deets on this new film!
We sit down for a one-on-one interview with Gary Ho, co-founder of MiNT Camera, to give us the latest details on the highly anticipated fully-manual instant wide camera: The RF-70. We also talk about MiNT's newest collaboration in assisting Rollei's return to the camera market.
14 Nov 2019
Starting a Film Lab is not a Path to Fame and Fortune
01:09:18
We have Boutique Film Lab owner and CEO, Ryan Tolbert, join us for a one-on-one interview to discuss what happens behind the counter at a commercial film lab. We discuss the challenges of old technology, process bottlenecks, and what happens when labs receive film with 'graphic' content. The Studio C-41 Film Photography Group to submits their questions for Ryan about commercial film labs.
The creator for the Kodak 2238 Project, a community collaboration, Michael Bartosek, shares his reasons for starting a film community collaboration. Thirty people are given two rolls of Kodak 2238 black and white film. This is a low speed, fine grain, panchromatic film that is not commonly used for photography. Traditionally, this film is used for digital separation imagery. Then the photographers would develop them and share their images for a zine.
His project is going so well that it inspired me to take a horde of expired film that was kindly given to me from a friend and Fujfilm Representative, Brandon Remler. More details to come as I build out the specifics for the zine.
Erik Javi returns to the Blanket Fort to give us an update on his impressive collection of images from his 2,650 mile hike along the Pacific Crest Trail. He shares his first iteration of the book, 2,650, depicting more than 170 images over 100 days of the trail hike from beginning to end.
We dive into the photo news and discuss whether Kodak Moment's investment into updating the Kiosk is the right move. We discuss the expired film project we're getting started on and Steven wishes to add that film to the community collaboration. Bill is really excited for the upcoming photo event, Holga Week, as he had a very positive result with his new Holga 120N.
Steven, Bill, and I guess Emre too... join up for an in-studio recording to discuss the latest maker news.
Negative Supply Film Carrier 120
Reveni Labs
Escura Hasselback
A friendly reminder, regardless of price, makers are pushing the film photography industry forward.
07 Apr 2020
It's a Pandemic out there!
00:13:45
There's been a gap with the episodes. Bill gives an update on the status of Studio C-41 during the pandemic. We're focusing on social interactions and have introduced social hangouts in our communities as the primary focus. This is not to say the podcast is not happening anymore. This is just an adjustment to address our needs to interact with other people.
Join us on our Facebook Group to get the latest updates on our hangouts.
13 Oct 2019
Free Film USA on Tour!
01:01:26
Neil Hamamoto joins Bill for a one-on-one interview to discuss their project, Free Film USA. Neil and his team are traveling throughout the country handing out Kodak Professional Tri-X and asking photographers to submit their images on the topic: Something Red, White, and Blue. Free Film USA is halfway through their tour returning to New York City. Once the project completes, Neil plans to take all of the submitted images for a large collective book.
Steven and Bill catch up on the latest photo news? They discuss a recurring theme after their interview with the High Museum's Director Emeritus of Art, Dr. Michael Shapiro and a talk held by Annie Leibovitz. Purpose.
We also catch up on big photo news. The kickstarter for PackFilm is live! Doc Kaps is quickly approaching the goal for re-inventing packfilm, the ONE INSTANT. We also discuss a recent article that went viral on Tetenal's financial state and how it would affect the film photographic community.
Steven and Bill meet up to catch up on photo news, recap the recent one-on-one interviews. Steven takes a long walk along the beach with his camera and shoots a 20 minute exposure with Ektar 100. Emulsive has announced their Secret Santa. 2017 had just under 800 players around the world. This year he wants to have over 1,000 players! Lastly, we discuss a recent article on The Phoblographer titled "Opinion: Every Photographer Should Spend a Year Shooting Film and Not Editing Their Photos"
25 Mar 2019
His Memory Card Died During a Wedding
01:24:44
The gang is together to catch up on photo news! Jordana officially joins the team as a co-host and talks about her photographic inspirations. Our YouTube channel has some awesome content now! Check it out!
Steven shares his story, in the form of shadow puppets, of his camera's memory card dying during a wedding he's shooting.
Photo News:
Jason Momoa is a Leica Guy.
NASA still buys film.
NASA developed film in outer-space.
Kodak's CEO Jeff Clarke Steps Down.
Fujifilm Increase Film Prices at least 30%
Dubble Film and Revolog Combine Forces
Bob Shanebrook Interview Recap
Tony Northrup vs. Steve McCurry
29 Jun 2019
Scanning is a Pain in the A$$
00:47:35
Bill has a one-on-one interview with AJ Holmes, co-founder of Negative Supply. Negative Supply is about to launch their first Kickstarter, set for July 1, 2019, with the MK1. The MK1 is a 35mm film advancing device to speed up film scanning process as well as making the film as flat as possible for the sharpest possible capture with an overhead camera/macro lens configuration.
We celebrate Ansel Adams' 117th birthday! What better time to discuss our inspirations! We announce our big YouTube film give away! More than $100 in film is up for grabs: USA and International! Head over to our YouTube Channel!
Photo News Topics
Captain Marvel (Brie Larson) is a fan of the Nikon FM10!
Why is Lomography closing their London and Paris Stores
CineStill Film Releases their C-41 and DF96 developer in powder formats.
New55 recipes transfer ownership to Famous Format
Newly designed darkroom timer called MAYA.
09 Jun 2019
Studio Positives
01:26:16
It's a podcast crossover! Bill invites Andre Domingues and Mike Gutterman of the Negative Positives podcast to discuss how they started. Alcohol MIGHT be involved. Listeners beware.
With 1.2 trillion pictures taken in 2017, how does photography stack against masters of painting and sculpturing? Steven and Bill explore photography as a fine art with the Director Emeritus of Art at the High Museum of Art to discuss photography's place in the fine art world.
16 Nov 2020
Film or Digital: Photography is the Medium
01:06:22
Dan Rubin is no stranger to the film photography community. Working as a successful digital and printed designer, he implements both film and digital photography into his professional workflow. We discuss how a working photographer's hybrid workflow looks like and how shooting on film saves him money.
Studio C-41 kicks off with a terrible advertisement to support us on Ko-fi. We've launched a Ko-fi page where your contribution will help Studio C-41 create content for our amazing listeners.
We kick off the episode with a special announcement where Alex Luyckx, of the Classic Camera Revival Podcast, joins us as the senior writer and editor for the studioc41.net website. We learn a little about Alex and why we are bringing him on board.
Lastly, We dive into discussing if "creativity" can be taught. We also discuss what influences creativity and how we, as artists, create barriers for ourselves in expressing that creativity.
The REAL Reason Adorama Angered Film Photographers
01:07:43
Steven, John, and Bill get together for a photo news packed episode! There's a lot of photo news, so buckle your seatbelts, especially if you're driving in the car!
Starring Jason Seidukis, Ed Harris, Elizabeth Olsen https://youtu.be/g3IvVejktJE
Another great podcast called, “First Person Shooter,” by Wes Bowker talks about the big takeaway from the movie. Don’t neglect the people around you with your photography; find that balance between family and photography.
FujiFilm Officially Kills NeoPan Acros 100
It's official. FujiFilm has announced the discontinuation of Acros 100. Written on a previous post, we believe that FujiFilm got out of the film game before the resurgence. Because of the filmgrain.es article and connections to FujiFilm in addition to Doc Kaps meeting with FujiFilm execs to save FP-100C, we believe this to be enough evidence to think the machinery is long gone.
Street Candy Film
We recap Bill's 'One-on-One' interview with Vincent Moschetti. You can listen to the podcast episode here.
Kodak T-MAX P3200: My First Roll
Steven’s report on shooting P3200. He shares his experience shooting the film and shows us pretty pictures!
Kodak Announces Ektachrome E100 in 16mm
Let's get it out of the way. There's another pushback on the timeline. It is now slated for late summer/early fall 2018. It's okay though. The gap is getting smaller and smaller it's important that Kodak has a successful launch for Ektachrome. When the article was posted, 35mm was not mentioned and people started to get concerned. We tweeted Matt Stoffel at Kodak and has confirmed that 35mm is on the same timelines as Super 8 and 16mm.
We believe the announcement of 16mm format is the result of a survey Kodak put out about the super 8 camera in early February.
Tim Gander
After the podcast episode, Tim Gander submitted an article sharing his experience switching to a digital camera and beating his competition to print who were still shooting on film. Read up on the article here and listen to his 'One-on-One' interview with Bill here.
Adorama
On April 4, 2018, Adorama Learning Center writer, Mason Resnick, posted an article called, “5 reasons why I am never going back to Film Photography.” We posted a Google cache link since all articles by Mr. Resnick have been taken down. The REAL reason why photographers got angry is because it's another "Film vs. Digital" article. We get it, every point Resnick writes is accurate. But everybody has their own reason for shooting film.
Things went from bad to worse really quick when photographer, Mike Fraser, discovered the image of a Leica M3 is identical to the image of a Leica M3 on Ken Rockwell's website. Fraser questioned Resnick of the similarities. Resnicks response, "We must have identical Leicas." When that comment did not pass muster, the comment was deleted and ultimately sent the article into viral mode among the photography community. The watermark is in a very difficult spot to crop out. Ken places it where you really have to intentionally remove it.
On 4/6 Adorama issues an article titled We Are Sorry in response to the fallout. The article acknowledges the improper use of Ken Rockwell's image and offered compensation. According to PetaPixel the amount is $1,000.
Now that Adorama is on the radar, people began to audit Resnick's previous writings and discovered an article posted prior to the Ken Rockwell incident. Images from Bellamy Hunt's article, 'Camera Historica: The Sean Flynn Leica M2' details the story war photojournalist and his Leica M2. The same images in Bellamy's article were used without his approval on Adorama's blog (Google cached link).
As a result, all articles written by Resnick have been taken down.
MiNT
MiNT gives an update on the RF-70. Bring up price and new features – Internal Flash and External flash port – Excited because this really takes instant film to a new level in analog photography. Price – Slightly more expensive than SLR670-S which comes in at $729.
Photowalk Website
Photographer, Martin Smith, has built a website tailored for photowalks and photo meetups. There are disadvantages to big sites like Meetup.com and Eventbrite that don't always fit the needs of a photowalk. It is quite popular in Europe and we want to help him make this a popular tool for the photo community around the world.
Upcoming
Interview with Emulsive coming up on one-on-one interview episode
Next Photo Challenge – Leading Lines The winner gets a propack of film!
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Thanks to the gas shortage crisis, Jordana, Steven, and Bill were supposed to meet at the studio to record in person for the first time since lockdown. However, one last remote recording can't hurt.
We cover the photo new with Polaroid running circles around Instax with new product announcements. We discuss the recent changes to Portra 800 and Color Plus 200's film base, and more!
Lastly, we discuss the future of Studio C-41 as we look back on more than an entire year of recording remotely.
19 Jan 2019
Super Intimate, Always Uncomfortable
00:50:10
We're back for our first episode for 2019! Our videographer, Kevin Keegan, joins to discuss his experience filming Kodak EKTACHROME on Super 8 for the first time. We do an Instagram Live during the podcast and things get weird! We recap our latest work from 2018 and share our goals and plans for 2019!
Valoi co-founder, Arild Basmo, joins us to discuss their debut Kickstarter product, their new camera scanner, the Valoi 360. We learn a little about Arild, how he got into photography and how a student in his last year of university, studying linguistics, is pivoting into building a new business.
To check out the Valoi 360, you can visit their Kickstarter at valoi.co
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Bill Manning invites EKTACHROME Beta Roll Tester, Sandra Coan to share her experience shooting an emulsion before the rest of the world. We also learn about Sandra's work as an educator for photography education powerhouses like CreativeLIVE and KelbyOne. Additionally, we learn about her work as a film photographer in the a maternity and newborn photography industry.
19 Nov 2019
The Collapse of Digital, Film Rises from the Ashes
01:23:26
In a change of format, Bill Manning invites EM of Emulsive and Paul McKay, CEO of Analogue Wonderland, to discuss the recent grim new for digital camera manufacturers for Canon, Nikon, Fujifilm, and Olympus. Sony sells its shares back to Olympus, some viewing a dumping of devalued stock, Nikon fails to innovate and as well outsourcing all of it components. None of this is new to these manufacturers, the writing has been on the wall for years, once dismissed by Canon CEO Fujio Mitarai.
While the digital camera market questions its future, film photography has show significant growth as Kodak reports its film division experience 21% growth year-over-year. In addition to it's growth, other film manufacturers are feeling bull-ish in bringing new products to the market: Fujifilm Acros 100 II, Film Ferrania P30, Lomography Metropolis, etc.
John, Steven, and Bill are back at Dunwoody Photo to discuss their recent trip to Rochester. They talk about their biggest takeaways from their interview with Kodak. They also follow up on new updates from the one-on-one interviews Bill had.
04 Nov 2019
H00ked on Multiple Exposures
01:01:54
UK Photographer, Kate Hook, joins us for a One-on-one interview to give us an update on her latest work. Bill learned about Kate's process to 'souping' film on the Sunny 16 Podcast. Kate has taken a small break from souping film has has traveled through parts of Australia, Malaysia, and Japan. Through her travels, she worked with models creating stunning double exposures. She shares her experience on creating multiple exposure images and working with models in other parts of the world.
The Uyghur People of Xinjiang: An interview with Patrick Wack's Book 'Dust'
00:48:48
Documentary Photographer Patrick Wack travels to the Xinjiang Autonomous Region to document China's westward expansion into Central Asia. Upon learning the mass incarceration and human rights violations of the Uyghur people, Patrick returns to Xinjiang to photograph the second part of his book, "The Night is Thick," describing the region as an Orwellian dystopia.
Patrick Wack shares his experience traveling through the region, telling his stories in photographing people who are facing modern-day cultural genocide. Patrick takes these images and has put them together to create a body of work called 'Dust.'
Interview Mayhem, Part Deux: Lina Bessonova - Jarob Ortiz
00:42:46
Bill host an Instagram Live one-on-one interview with Lina Bessonova in announcing her gallery exhibition opening in New York City at the SACI Gallery May 2, 2019 - 6PM - 454 W 19th St., New York City.
Pulled from the vlog interview, Bill travels to Birmingham, Alabama to interview National Park Service Photographer, Jarob Ortiz. Jarob was on assignment documenting iconic building involved in the civil right movement in Alabama.
Vincent Moschetti of Street Candy Film joins Bill Manning for a One-on-One interview to talk about the newly released, ATM400 film.
This film, once bulk rolled as surveillance film for ATM machines is now cut to 35mm canisters to fit the needs of demanding street photographers. The ATM400 is quickly gaining popularity for its beautiful black and white totalities and its versatility for just about every weather condition. If you're interested in getting this film, please go to cameraville.co
After five grueling years and 50 updates to Kickstarter Backers, FILM Ferrania releases P30 and a series of videos updating backers on its progress in restoring an Iconic Italian film factory and resurrecting a color reversal film for the film community.
Co-host, Steven Wallace a backer on the project, has the opportunity to speak to Dave Bias, the marketing manager for FILM Ferrania to learn more about its difficulties in resurrecting an iconic brand.
It's time for another Podcast Cross Over episode. Bill tries to have an interview with co-hosts of the Hypersensitive Photographers Podcast Hamish Gill and EM.
Since it is our first time having Hamish on the show, we learn about how he got into photography and how 35mmc became one of the largest film camera review websites on the internet. We wrangle EM back in and learn how the two met and how HPP a popular film photography podcast.
Thanks to EM and Hamish, I had to censor their colorful profanity.
09 Apr 2019
One Hour or It's Free!
01:00:01
Jordana, Steven, and Bill meet together under some new changes! The podcast is given its own identity: 1 Hour Photo. We cover the photo news and discuss the fake news articles. Some were funny and some were done in poor taste.
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Photo News:
NEW Tetenal is taking orders.
Horrible tasting IPAs: Great film developer substitute
Fake News:
All film photography Podcasts Merge: "Classic Film Negatives Sunny Lensless Studio Podcast" (CFNSLSP) - Join Today!
Strapped with a pair of good hiking boots and a Yashica FX-3, Erik Jarvi stops by Dunwoody Photo after a 2,600 mile hike along the Pacific Crest Trail. He shares his story of capturing amazing images with a small and simple camera. As the fall season approaches, he provides insight on efficient packing film gear for hiking.
13 Jan 2021
Kodachrome: The Final Days
00:56:46
Kodachrome: songs have been written about it, parks have been named after it, movies have been produced about it. It is an iconic film that has not been commercially processed since January 18, 2011. The photo lab to make its last stand for Kodachrome was Dwayne's Photo. When Kodak gave Steve McCurry the last roll of Kodachrome off the manufacturing line, Dwayne's Photo was instantly thrown to an international stage as the last lab to process Kodachrome. I would go to say that Kodachrome's legacy is shared with Dwayne's Photo.
As we approach the 10th anniversary of the last rolls of Kodachrome to be commercially processed, we invite Derek and Josh Carter, grandsons to Dwayne, and new owners to the multi-generation family business. They share stories of the final days of Kodachrome and discuss the roller coaster ride of the renewed interest in film photography.
Dwayne's Photo still processes various formats of film (even Disc) to this day. You can check them out on their website: https://www.dwaynesphoto.com/
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17 Dec 2019
My Experience Through TSA with Film
00:25:44
Bill recently travelled to a small town in Illinois for work and took his camera and film for the trip. In a solo show, he shares his experience requesting a handcheck for his film at a major airport and a smaller airport for the return trip. During this trip, he shot some CineStill Film 800T and pushed it 2-stop to EI 3200. He shares his tips on how to be successful at push developing color negative film at home.
Steven is back from his proposal shoot in Banff National Park. He shares his story doing a stylized wedding shoot. Jordana discusses how some people people say her images don't look like it was shot with film. Bill shares his results scanning with the Negative Supply MK1 film carrier.
After going out with the new Ilford Ortho Plus 80 and never shot orthochromatic film before, I invite photographer and camera tinkerer Brian DuBois. We discuss the characteristics of orthochromatic film and how it is different to the panchromatic film we're so used to.
(32 min, 28MB) Article with images and links available on Website.
We interview Lomography General Manager, Christian Polt, and learn a little about the history of the company. Additionally, we discuss some of the products Lomography offers.
Lomography all started when some students traveled to Prague towards the end of the Soviet Union and came across a camera designed extremely closely to the Cosina CX-2. That camera is called the Lomo LC-A. This camera quickly built a cult following throughout Europe. Though the success of the LC-A and the 4-lens, SuperSampler, in Europe, it quickly spread to the United States.
Between 2010 and 2012, at the peak of the film photography collapse, large companies were discontinuing emulsions. However, because Lomography was considered as a small company, it was agile enough to announce emulsions. One of the most popular emulsions is the Lomochrome Purple.
Chris Gampat, Editor in Chief at Phoblographer did an amazing review of Lomography's 800 speed color negative! You should check it out here!
Lomography has gained wild popularity with its instant cameras. I purchased an Lomo' Instant Mini on a cruise a couple years back. I also purchased the Lomo' Instant Wide for my wife as a birthday gift!
These cameras gave instant film a much better credibility. Initially, with a limited camera selection from Fujifilm, Lomography provides a bit more freedom for creativity with an internal light meter for variable apertures, exposure compensation, multiple exposure, and bulb mode.
I am new to the instant photography world and never really gave it much attention. However, owning two of these cameras, I keep it handy when I want to give a keepsake to a client or for myself.
"Globally, 70-80% of photography students are women – yet they account for only 13-15% of professional photographers. Data from the US Census Bureau in 2019 shows that 73% of Photographers are 'White (Non-Hispanic),' compared to 62% of the population, while 8% of photographers are Black and 5% are Asian, compared to 12% and 6% of the population respectively."
UK-based photographer Izzie Farr, guests on the show to discuss how she identified a lack of diversity in the images Kodak curates on their social media site and how the letter titled, 'Dear Kodak' went viral throughout the film photography community.
Bill, Jordana, Steven, & Emre meet virtually for a podcast episode. We discuss how we've been doing the quarantine and what we have been doing to stay creative. We discuss the latest photo news and provide some updates on projects Studio C-41 has been working on!
Bill sits down with photographers Chris Greer and Jason Clemmons, to discuss their new show on Georgia Public Broadcast for photographers and adventurers. Chris and Jason travel throughout Georgia capturing the outdoor beauty while entertaining viewers with a fully unscripted, upbeat adventure show.
Steven, John, and Bill travel to Rochester to interview Josh Coon with the Kodakery and 'Ektachrome Super Fan' Matt Stoffel. We learn about George Eastman, how film is made in the Kodak factory, and the film resurgence.
Steven and Bill invite Michael Brown, VP for Kodak Motion Picture - Atlanta, to talk about the resurgence of celluloid in the the motion picture industry.
25 Mar 2018
Why Millennials Love Shooting Film?
01:06:35
We sit down with the Atlanta Art Institute's Photography Professor, Taylor Bareford, to get an idea as to why millennials are so drawn to film photography.
Taylor is the lead faculty professor for the photography department. He shares his insight as to why the love for film has grown so much interest. Taylor is most known for his alternative photographic processes shooting on wet plate collodion. You can see more of his work on his webpage and on his profile on the Atlanta Art Institute website.
We announce the winners from the Instagram TMAX P3200 giveaway! Congratulations to our 5 winners! We do a monthly pro pack giveaway, so there are more opportunities to win! Listen to the podcast and use our instagram hashtag #shootsomefilmdangit!
Bill has a one-on-one interview with photographer, Edward Conde, to discuss the story behind his zine, 'Layover'.
26 Nov 2019
Film For Everyone: A Taylar Stauss Project
01:03:46
Taylar Stauss is at the center of some incredible photography coming out Nashville's music industry. Taylar currently photographs the Nashville DIY music scene conveying the energy of the musicians and loyal fanbase of up-and-coming bands. In addition to her work, she is working on a project that will give people an affordable film camera through various kits available for sale on her website, tefilm.net on 11/29/2019.
Okay, Okay, it turns out we were DEAD wrong on our ILFORD Film predictions. However, that isn't a bad thing! Matt Parry, marketing manager for ILFORD Photo, is in New York City for PhotoPlus. He graciously spares some time to tell us about the new ILFORD Product releases. This is our first time having ILFORD join us, and we hope to have them on for many future product announcements!
Analog Talk, Classic Camera Revival, and Negative Positives Podcast join Studio C-41 for an epic, 2-hour, roundtable episode. We look back on the challenges we faced and discuss our accomplishments through an unprecedented time for our society. Many of us are including YouTube into our lineup of media and discuss our hopes with the podcast and channel for 2021.
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14 Jul 2019
Film vs. TSA
00:52:35
Jordana is back from her trip in New York City and Boston. Since we've all done a bit of traveling with our film gear, we discuss what we share our recommendations when it comes to dealing with TSA in our baggage.
Photo News:
Acros 100 II Returns
New55 Releases their peel-apart 400 speed film
Negative Supply hits 300% funding on their Kickstarter
Conversation Mentions:
PeerSpace: an Airbnb for creators based on the hour.
30 Jun 2019
Bokeh Broz (TM)
01:14:22
The fouled mouth, punk rock, film photography podcast, Grainy Dayz, stops by the studio as part of the podcast crossover series. Co-hosts Dustin Cogsdell and Mac MacDonald tells us a little bit about their photography, the reason they started Grainy Dayz, and why the Nikon F100 is the new hotness.
Bill Manning sits down with Dmitri Tcherbadji, the creator of an inclusive creative outlet that publishes outstanding images and stories called analog.cafe. We discuss Dmitri's path that lead him to creating the website, some of his favorite articles submitted on to the website, and his newest initiative in showcasing female creatives.
24 Dec 2019
The Last Episode of the Decade!
01:25:48
Merry Christmas Everybody! We record the last episode of the year (and the decade)! Bill gives Jordana and Steven some Christmas gifts. They briefly go over the photo news. Lastly, they discuss where they were 10 years ago and what their goals are for 2020.
Thank you, listeners, for making 2019 a fantastic year and we can't wait to get started in 2020.
Bill Manning sits down with owner of Analogue Wonderland, Paul McKay, to discuss some really exciting film photography news for North America film shooters!
10 Feb 2019
We Pranked Fujifilm
01:13:06
Kodak Professional came to Atlanta for Imaging USA. Studio C-41 hosted two successful photo walks and we look back on the evil shenanigans we were up to! We discuss some photo news and give clarity on Alaris looking to sell its assets.
Film giveaway coming very soon. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel to get the details!
06 May 2018
Today's National Park's "Ansel Adams", Jarob Ortiz
In December of 2015, news broke that grabbed the attention of every photographer: ‘Ansel Adams’ Job Opening in US Govt. This is considered to be the dream job of just about every photographer. Four thousand applications were submitted, but only nineteen were qualified for the first round of interviews. However, only one could have the job. That lucky person is Jarob Ortiz.
Kevin Terrell is on a small break between major projects like Netflix's "Ozark" and has returned to share his experience being on set. We catch up on photo news, discuss a recent article on The Phoblographer about bringing back the Contax T2. We also discuss a zine one of our listeners sent to us and we're blown away by the quality of the print.
09 Oct 2019
Shooting Expired Slide Film
00:52:53
Photographer, Guillermo Montesinos, reaches out to Bill Manning after listening to an episode about shooting expired film. He shares his experiences shooting expired Ektachrome E100 VS and gives his take on how to shoot expired film. He also is reaching out to discuss a social media project he is working on: "The Outdated Film Project" (#outdatedfilmproject).
We meet around the blanket fort for an update on what's going on! Steven and Jordana give Bill a hard time for trying to be organized and do the show with an agenda. We discuss the latest news: Acros 100 II, Film Ferrania, Lomography Metropolis, Reflex Setbacks and more!
The gang is back together! Well... Sorta. Bill and Jordana meet to record in the studio while Steven connects remotely to record our first podcast episode together in nearly a year! We discuss some of Studio C-41 news, recent new projects in the Studio for a CineStill Film ECN-2 project. We discuss our Kodak video we finally published and has gained 40k views! Lastly, we discuss FujiFilm's decision to pull the plug on Pro 400H.
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03 Mar 2019
He Wrote the Book on Making Kodak Film
01:07:57
Bill Manning has a one-on-one with the author of the book "Making Kodak Film" Bob Shanebrook.
Excerpt from Bob Shanebrook's Bio: Bob Shanebrook graduated from Rochester Institute of Technology and worked at Eastman Kodak Company for 35 years before retiring in 2003. At Kodak he worked as an industrial photographer, researcher, product development engineer, manufacturing manager, company spokesman for Professional Films, and for more than twenty years was a Worldwide Product-Line Manager for Kodak Professional Films
23 Nov 2020
nyc... i love you: An Interview with Joe Greer
01:01:43
Joe Greer, first attending bible college to become a pastor, never expected to go into photography. However, using Instagram and working at VSCO altered his path to becoming one of the most influential photographers in the film photography community. We discuss Joe's journey to New York City and his move to Nashville, which led to him publishing his sold-out photobook 'nyc... i love you.'
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18 Feb 2019
Interview Mayhem at Imaging USA
00:46:26
We pulled the audio from the YouTube interviews and put them together as one big episode for this week! We are incredibly grateful Kodak Alaris asked us to host two photo walks at Imaging USA. While we were there, we took the opportunity to interview companies very active in the film photography Industry.
EM joins us for a one-on-one interview to share his results shooting EKTACHROME. His latest articles share his experience pushing Kodak's revival E-6 film to EI (Exposure Index) 200, 400, 800. We discuss another article published on Emulsive giving a brief history of EKTACHROME.
Secret Santa 2018 registration is closed! Are you one of the outstanding 1,200 world-wide players? Well, EM gives us the full break down of what we should do next.
Lastly, EM needs your help! If you are a secret Santa player, he needs your nominations! Sponsors are pitching in to support the community. Click this link to submit a nomination.
01 Dec 2023
HARMAN FINALLY DID IT! Phoenix 200
01:12:00
Harman finally did it! They have released their first colour film. PHOENIX 200.
If you haven't done so yet, watch the YouTube Video where we do a deep-dive and review this film.
Also for those Super 8 lovers, we briefly discuss Kodak releasing their long-awaited Super 8 camera. We discuss the implications of the high price tag and give our thoughts on who we think Kodak was targeting for this market.
27 Oct 2019
Back Together in the Blanket Fort!
01:00:16
It may only seem like it was a few episodes, but it has been two MONTHS since Jordana, Steven, and Bill are together for an episode. We catch up on what we've been up to and we cover the photo news.
We will be announcing the Studio C-41 Expired Film Project soon! To be a part of the community collaboration, you will need to be a member of the Studio C-41 Podcast Group. We will be giving updates and instructions on participating in this community collaboration.
We will be launching a Patreon page soon! We'll be giving out prints, T-shirts, Google Hangouts and WAY more if you decide to be a Studio C-41 patron! More details to come soon!
We have an one-on-one interview with Richard Photo Lab. This isn't any ordinary photo lab. This photo lab has withstood the test of the ups and downs of the film photography industry. We learn about Richard Photo Lab's history, their film developing process, the scanning services they offer, and the wide variety of printing options.
They even offer our listeners 10% off film processing by using the promocode: studioc41
Kodak removes photojournalist Pat Wack, photo from their Instagram account after upsetting the Chinese Communist Government when describing the images from his upcoming photo book, 'DUST,' as an Orwellian Dystopia. The photographic community is angered by the action. We break down what happened and try to make sense of Kodak's reasoning for taking the photo down.
Jordana, Steven, & Bill are finally back together after a year and a half due to the pandemic. We cover the photo news:
Negative Supply's LM1 Kickstarter is fully funded in 12 Hours
KosmoFoto's Agent Shadow Kick Starter is Fully Funded
Ribsy releases his first film, "New Classic Film 400."
New Land Camera progress on converting old Land Cameras to take iType and Polaroid 600 film.
CatLabs discontinues Film 80 in 120.
We discuss Instagram CEO's message to users stating, "We're no longer a photo-sharing app," and how their focus to include video content will affect content creators.
16 Dec 2018
The Future of Film Cameras with Chris Niccolls
00:54:59
Bill sits down with DPReview's Chris Niccolls for a one-on-one interview about the future of film cameras. Chris Niccolls has made hundreds of YouTube videos reviewing the hottest cameras on the market. We learn how Chris first started in photography and now is the face for one of the largest organizations for photographic equipment reviewing. He offers his insight of cottage industries like Reflex and Japan Camera Hunter filling a void left by camera typhoons like Canon and Nikon.
19 Oct 2020
Storytelling with Photography: An Interview with Clyde Butcher
Coined as the "Ansel Adams" of the Everglades, Clyde Butcher is known for his amazing photography captured in the Everglades National Park in Florida. Clyde shares his story of how he got into photography and how he broke into a market that allowed photographic art to hang up in every household in America. He tells his heartbreaking story, which leads to a transition into being a primarily black and white photographer.
We share stories traveling through various national parks in the Midwest and capturing one of my favorite images at Badlands National Park. Lastly, we dive into some large format photography talk and learn why he likes to print BIG! Clyde has several books and just released his newest book, "The Everglades," on his website: https://clydebutcher.com/s/books-and-gifts/books/the-everglades-pre-order-sale/
Follow on Instagram and Facebook to read the many stories Clyde shares.
Negative Supply Sheds New Light on their Next Kickstarter
00:49:10
Negative Supply is back on the show to shed some new light on the long-awaited meter: The LM1 light meter. AJ and Saxon join the show to discuss their third Kickstarter and what it took to get launching a new product.
Mark Schneider and Bill Manning discuss shooting Aerochrome! Bill has a lot of questions before going out to shoot this film. This interview clears up many questions most beginners have about this film.
18 May 2022
Fearing the Shot with Alex Nelson
01:03:29
Alex Nelson, the photographer for the hit TV Show 'Destination Fear', shares his stories of being a paranormal television production photographer on Discovery+ and The Travel Channel.
Alex Nelson works with Dakota Laden on the paranormal television show "Destination Fear" creating ghostly portraits of the crew and cast.
Steven, Jordana, and Bill travel to Nashville, Tennessee for Imaging USA. During their stay, Third Man Records opens their door for an interview of a lifetime. Studio C-41 also invites AJ Holmes, co-founder of Negative Supply, to discuss what they've been up to since the last successful Kickstarter of the MK-1, designing the Carrier 120!
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This week, we interview with Emmy-nominated journalist, Carlos Beltran. Carlos is the creator behind the piece “Why We Still Love Film” for NBC’s Left Field which included interviewing photographers Willem Verbeeck, Matt Day, and Nick Carver. In this interview, we’ll learn a little bit about Carlos and why he is drawn to film photography. Additionally, we’ll understand his inspirations for creating this piece and what he learned from it.
YouTuber, Nico Llasera, of the Nico Photography Show comes on to the show for a One-on-One Interview. Nico's YouTube Channel, commonly found as Nico's Photo News, is one of the fastest growing YouTube channels for analog photography news, reviews, and vlogs. We learn about how he got into film photography, how he does is photography news research, and what his goals are for growing his YouTube channel.
The founders of CineStill Film join Studio C-41 for a podcast interview on their latest product announcement: The Cs6 Creative Slide 3-Bath E6 Development kit.
Brandon and Brian Wright, founders of CineStill Film, spent more than a year and a half reformulating the E-6 recipe after Kodak EKTACHROME E100 was released. Now, CineStill Film has brought 3 developers drastically different E-6 developers to a hungry film photography market:
D6 DaylightChrome
D9 DynamicChrome
T6 TungstenChrome
To see the full review, video, and high-resolution images, head over to the Studio C-41 Website.
13 Jul 2020
Processing ECN-2 at Home with QWD Lab
00:56:15
Processing motion picture film at home has been a bit of a mystery. Access to chemistry in small quantities has left a gap in home processing. We have Jeremy Saltry of QWD Lab to talk about bringing ECN-2 home processing to the household and demystifying processing motion picture film.
If you've done a YouTube search for 4x5 photography you may have seen a video of a woman with blue hair and a Metallica T-shirt. Bill has a one-on-one interview with photographer, and YouTuber, Lina Bessonova and talk about her journey in photography and her new darkroom lab in Florence, Italy.
30 Sep 2019
Retro Dream Grunge
01:26:13
Atlanta Photographer, Joelle Grace, represented by Agency Arts, stops by the blanket fort for a special one-on-one interview to discuss her experience as an up-and-coming fashion photographer. She shares how hard work and dedication got her 'on to the scene' and now has images in more than 20 publications like Vogue Italia, Billboard Magazine, GIRL Magazine, and many more!
*This episode contains very little talk about film and focuses more on the Joelle's work.
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