Andrej Spilevoj
35mm film review: Lomography Color 800
If you know how lovely it is to work with Kodak Portra 800 - then you will get a very similar feeling when working with Lomography Color 800
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Andrej Spilevoj
- Oct 5, 2020
35mm film review: Kodak T-Max 100 shot at ISO200 (+1 push)
This article is going to be about 35mm film - Kodak T-Max 100 pushed by 1 stop.
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Andrej Spilevoj
- Sep 9, 2020
35mm film review: Kodak Ultramax 400 (overexposed)
This article is going to be about 35mm film - Kodak Gold 400 overexposed by 1 stop.
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Andrej Spilevoj
- Sep 8, 2020
35mm film review: Kentmere 100
I found Kentmere 100 mostly by accident. Normally I shoot Ilford 100 or Kodak T-max, I trust these films and I was always happy with...
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Andrej Spilevoj
- Nov 6, 2019
35mm film review: Kodak Tmax 100
Quite often (if not ALWAYS) I shoot film and Kodak Tmax 100 is my favourite for the weddings and bridal preparation. In the past I tried oth
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Andrej Spilevoj
- Oct 30, 2019
35mm film review: Ilford FP4 125
I have got this film as a gift quite long time ago and I was never ready to try it out. Normally I shoot B&W only in the weddings where I mo
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Andrej Spilevoj
- Sep 10, 2019
Medium format review: Kodak Portra 400
My name is Andrew and I am a fine art wedding photographer. When I have some spare time I write the blog and test various film. This time I decided to go ahead and go professional - Kodak Portra 400 Medium format, what could be better? For the last 2 years I shoot mainly this film but I quite often push it by one or two stops so collecting all these samples was not an easy work. I will post my pushed results in other articles and here you will find only the Portra 400 shots w
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Andrej Spilevoj
- Oct 1, 2018
35mm film review: Kodak Tmax P3200
My name is Andrew and I am a fine art destination wedding photographer in Italy (Lake Como, Amalfi). In my spare time I work on different projects and one of my recent projects is a casual film test. This article is going to be about quite popular film - Kodak Tmax P3200. I have learned about this film quite recently. I knew about Ilford Delta 3200 and I already reviewed it last year. But this film was new to me so I did quite a lot of research to find out more about it and
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Andrej Spilevoj
- Aug 31, 2018
35mm film review: Kodak Portra 400 pushed to 800 (push +1)
My name is Andrew and I am a fine art destination wedding photographer in Italy (Lake Como, Amalfi). In my spare time I work on different projects and one of my recent projects is a casual film test. This article is going to be about the most popular portrait film Kodak Portra 400 pushed to ISO 800, or by +1 stop. While working on one of my projects I decided to try push for the first time in my life. This is really scary when you do it for the first time while working on a
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Andrej Spilevoj
- Jul 31, 2018
Operation Kodak: battle for quality at all costs
Once upon a time, around 4-5 weeks ago, my mother has found those amazing toys from 2003 - Kodak disposable cameras - in her attic and gave
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Andrej Spilevoj
- May 4, 2018
35mm film review: Kodak Portra 400
My name is Andrew and I am a fine art destination wedding photographer in Italy (Lake Como, Amalfi). In my spare time I work on different projects and one of my recent projects is a casual film test. This article is going to be about the most popular portrait film - Kodak Portra 400. I was lucky enough to meet Paul and Edel on their wedding day several years ago. Back then I had a video studio in Ireland and I filmed their wedding which was amazing by all means. Five years l
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Andrej Spilevoj
- May 2, 2018
35mm film review: Kodak GOLD 200
My name is Andrew and I am a fine art destination wedding photographer in Italy (Lake Como, Amalfi). However whenever I have free time I spend it creating various projects related to photography or film. One of my projects - testing various 35mm and medium format film and posting my results online. This time we are going to have a look at Kodak GOLD 200... When I came to Ireland in March I did not expect such an amazing weather. I had a pre-planned photo shoot at the Atlant
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Andrej Spilevoj
- Apr 17, 2018
35mm film review: Kodak Colorplus 200
My name is Andrew and I am a fine art destination wedding photographer in Italy (Lake Como, Amalfi). In the weddings I work mainly digital and medium format but in my spare time I like testing various films and share my results with other people. So here we go... the 35mm film review: Kodak Colorplus 200 The idea to review this film came to me when I was in Ireland enjoying amazing sunny days and quite a warm weather in the middle of March. I just finished several photoshoots
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Andrej Spilevoj
- Apr 12, 2018
35mm film review: Fujicolor C200
My name is Andrew and I am a fine art destination wedding photographer in Italy (Lake Como, Amalfi). In the weddings I work mainly digital and medium format but in my spare time I like testing various films and share my results with other people. So here we go... the 35mm film review: Fujicolor C200 Once upon a time I was in the queue in one lab waiting for my scans and I noticed that the lab had quite a lot of customers with Fujicolor C200 film (they literally had bags with
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Andrej Spilevoj
- Apr 1, 2018
35mm film review: Kodak Portra 800
My name is Andrew and I am a fine art destination wedding photographer in Italy (Lake Como, Amalfi). In the weddings I work mainly digital and medium format but in my spare time I like testing various films and share my results with other people. So here we go... the 35mm film review: Kodak Portra 800 Since I have just posted a very similar review of the Kodak Portra 800 medium format it will be hard for me not to compare those films side by side but I will try. First I shoul
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Andrej Spilevoj
- Jan 19, 2018
Battle of the film: Lomography Color v. Kodak Portra v. Digital
My name is Andrew and I am a fine art wedding photographer. Today I am going to show you the difference between raw digital shots and same images taken on 35mm Lomography Color 400 film and medium format Kodak Portra 400. I arranged such photoshoot to test two films and I used Canon 6D for test shots and for more precise light metering. Both Lomography Color and Portra were overexposed by 2 stops. Lomography Color was scanned in Lithuanian lab while Portra was scanned in Ger
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Andrej Spilevoj
- Jan 15, 2018
35mm film review: Lomography Color 400
My name is Andrew and I am a fine art destination wedding photographer in Italy (Lake Como, Amalfi). In the weddings I work mainly digital and medium format but in my spare time I like testing various films and share my results with other people. So here we go... the 35mm film review: Lomography Color 400 To be honest - I don't like all those LOMOs like lomo cameras or even strange colour lomo films. However a man from UK uploaded one images and I fell in love with its colour
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Andrej Spilevoj
- Dec 14, 2017
35mm film review: Kodak Ultramax 400
My name and Adrew and I am a fine art wedding photographer. In the weddings I work mainly digital and medium format but in my spare time I like testing various films and share my results with other people. So here we go... the Kodak Ultramax 400 review: From my first film reviews I have learned that the best ISO for Autumn is 400. Especially if you live somewhere closer to North of Europe. We have had a lot of snow and rain and lots of cloudy days so testing Kodak Ultramax wa
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Andrej Spilevoj
- Dec 1, 2017
35mm film review: Perutz Primera 100
If you have read my previous post you would understand now why I said that the long journey to film world started there. I so loved the first test of the film that I have decided to continue with such film reviews. This time I decided to test some expired film. eBay had one of the Primera films for £2 (exp. date: 2005) so I decided to go ahead and try it. I did not know much about expired film except that I would need to slow down on ISO by at least 1 stop (general rule: 1 st
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