We covered this in our post about pushing color film, but here’s a quick recap: pushing is something that is done in development and in development only.  It is never something that happens in exposure or scanning and cannot be adjusted after the roll has already been developed. Pushing is done by increasing the temperature […]

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Pushing Black and White Film

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    Pushing and pulling is something that is done in the development process! It is never something that happens in exposure or scanning and cannot be adjusted after the roll has already been developed. Pushing and pulling is done by changing the temperature of the developer, or by adjusting the time the film is […]

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Pushing Color Film

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You know how the dentist suggests a check up twice a year, but you only go in once your tooth is past the point of hurting and you can’t ignore it anymore? It’s like that, but it’s camera gear instead of teeth. Here at theFINDlab, we recommend getting all of your gear serviced at least […]

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Getting Your Gear Serviced

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Christmas morning is full of wonder, joy, and most importantly, memories. For our film shooters looking to capture those unforgettable moments, we have a few tips to ensure your photos bring you cheer! LIGHT We have 3 solutions when there isn’t enough light.  The first might not be the most practical, but it’ll get the […]

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How To Capture The Perfect Christmas Morning On Film

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  Looking for ideas for that film-shooting-loved-one in your life?  Check the list below to literally win human of the year award with them! 1. theFINDlab Slide Promo starting at $150 You know that shoebox under grandpa’s bed full of slides/negatives? Give the gift of memories by having your family slide film and color negatives […]

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2019 Holiday Gift Guide

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We all know that film loves good light. So what happens when you’re stuck in a low light scenario? Can you shoot film then? The answer is yes! Below are a few tips for when you find yourself at a dimly lit wedding reception or in an indoor space with less light than you expected: […]

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Three Tips for Shooting Film in Low Light Scenarios

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