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

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

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

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