This is a blog post with information on where to develop film in Osaka, as tourists. Meaning, if you urgently need your films developed for whatever reasons in Osaka, this is for you. For example, you might have films that are more than ISO800 and do not want to risk going through the X-ray over … [Read more…]
It’s Christmas Eve and I got a half-day off work. So I will spend some time updating Film Look and tidying some photos for more blog posts. For the last two years, the frequency of me going out for shoot had decreased dramatically. Hence, the number of blog posts has dropped from twice per week … [Read more…]
I went to Tai Chung, Taiwan in March. It’s been a few months and finally got my films developed. During the trip, I used only three films, of which two were developed in Tai Chung and the final one in Hong Kong SHOWA. Again, what I like about film photography is the anticipation. I let … [Read more…]
In this blog post, I am going to showcase some of the photos I took when I visited Prudential Marina Bay Carnival earlier this year. The film I used, as mentioned in the title, was Fujifilm Premium 400, with my favourite Leica M6. This film was processed and scanned by SHOWA Hong Kong. I really … [Read more…]
I have heard so much about Universal Studio Japan (USJ), especially their Harry Potter park. So happy I managed to go!!! We were blessed with clear and cool weather (late May). The experience in USJ was definitely better than in USS (opps) mainly because of the weather. Anyway, I made the right choice of getting … [Read more…]
One year ago I went to Tokyo for a week and bought a lot of films. Recently, I went to Japan again and chanced upon many film-related shops and had a great time ogling at their pristine film cameras and lenses. I also managed to visit some places that provide film developing services. Popeye Camera … [Read more…]
Film is not dead in Taiwan. Last time, I blog about where to develop film in Taipei. In my recent second trip to Taiwan, I explored further to other parts of Taiwan such as Tai Chung and Kaoshiung. Fortunately, I managed to visit one film developing lab in Tai Chung. I believe there could be … [Read more…]
Shooting slide film is tedious if you aim to achieve accurate exposure settings for every shot. Unlike the C41 films, slide films have limited exposure latitude. After the first failed attempt and some trouble-shooting, I picked up Fuji Velvia 50 slide film to shoot again! You can read about my first attempt and where to … [Read more…]
Analogue films entail both surprise and shock. I should be immuned to this but I can’t help feeling upset for a while when my photos on Rossmann 100 came back horrible. I had previously shot 4 rolls of expired Rossmann 100 and the photos were beautiful. However, this particular last roll of the batch came … [Read more…]
Wow, it’s been 5 months since I last posted a blog post! Been so busy with my day job. So let’s continue from my previous post: I went Tokyo to buy films! As usual, I shoot films while travelling. And I used Leica M6 during this Tokyo trip. Unfortunately, I didn’t manage to get my … [Read more…]
