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.
Alex Nelson works with Dakota Laden on the paranormal television show "Destination Fear" creating ghostly portraits of the crew and cast.
Watch Destination Fear on Discovery+
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Instagram: @alexraynelson
Twitter: @alexraynelson
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.
Learn more about the show: https://viewfindersontv.com/about-the-show/
Chris Greer: https://instagram.com/chrisgreerphotography
Jason Clemmons: https://instagram.com/jmcartisticphotography
View Finders TV: https://instagram.com/viewfinderstv
"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.
Follow Izzie on her website: https://bekindshootfilm.com/ and on Instagram: @izzie_farr
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.'
To pre-order a copy of DUST (release 7, October 2021): https://www.andrefrereditions.com/en/subscriptions/dust-patrick-wack/
Website: https://www.patrick-wack.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/patwack
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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:
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.
Jordana, Steven, and Bill meet back up to discuss the photo news and Bill shares his experience interviewing and photographing Clyde Butcher.
Photo News:
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.
Read the article at Studio C-41!
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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.
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.
You can pre-order Wesley's book on his website.
Follow Wesley on Instagram.
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.
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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
Straps Mark sent me are:
"The Classic"
https://duenorthleather.com/products/test?variant=36616076066975
"Bond Nero Wriststrap" https://duenorthleather.com/products/bond-leather-camera-wrist-strap
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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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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/
Follow them on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dwaynesphoto
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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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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.
To order a copy of Analog Forever's next issue, visit: https://www.analogforevermagazine.com/shop-1
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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.'
Follow Joe on Instagram: @ioegreer
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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.
Follow Dan Rubin on Instagram @danrubin
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