Film shutterbug Jarelye Picado's 110 photos with the Lomomatic 110 embody what the tiny film format is all about. In this interview, she tells us about her experience out and about on sunny days with the unique and versatile camera.

As more and more Lomographers get their hands on our newest LomoChrome Color '92 Sun-kissed edition film, we take a look at some of the great photos taken with the film stock from our community members around the world!

Explore different developing techniques to work with a high contrast black and white film and get the perfect negative for darkroom prints. We analyze pulling the Fantôme Kino B&W 35 mm ISO 8.

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You get a very thick negative which requires longer processing. If you do not develop your own film you will need to explain this process to whomever you send your film to and hope they understand. There is some risk involved. If you don't develop the film long enough you'll get flat negatives and flat photos. If you develop too long the highlights (whites) will be blown out with no details. If you scan your own negatives you can adjust your image. But remember you cannot bring back details that don't exist.

When b&w film is developed, the blacks develop first and stop developing after the first two or three minutes, the whites keep developing as long as the film is in the developer. So depending on how much you underexposed the film will determine how long you overdevelop the film. Since I underexposed by two to three f-stops I overdeveloped by half. For example, using Sprint developer, Kodak TRI-X 400 needs 10 minutes, so I developed it for 15 minutes instead to bring out the whites that were underexposed.

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This past summer our friends at Penumbra Foundation hosted another rendition of their annual summer workshop, "Intro to Black & White Portraiture and the Darkroom for High School Students". Students used our Lady Grey B&W film to produce portraits which they displayed in a final pop up exhibition.

I love high contrast photos, especially for still life. They work great for nudes and portraits as well. Good luck and let me know if you give it try. I'd like to see the results!

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Surgeons may use traditional tools. These include surgical knives (scalpels). But both open and minimally invasive surgery can also use these other methods. Their use depends on what needs to be done.

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great material. the name of the technique is missed, however. It's called either "high key" or "low key" - I just can't remember which one.

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Check out the amazing photos taken by Spanish LomoReporter Alonso Roselló who documented the Truenorayo Fest in Valencia using Lomography cameras and film!

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Like many medical facilities across the nation, our supply chain is feeling the effects of Hurricane Helene’s aftermath. Johns Hopkins Medicine currently has a sufficient sterile fluid supply to meet treatment, surgical and emergency needs. However, we have put proactive conservation measures into place to ensure normal operations, always with patient safety as our first priority. Examples of sterile fluids include intravenous (IV), irrigation and dialysis fluids. Learn more.

@backslashed Pushing and pulling film are quite different. I shot the images at the recommended box speed of 400 ISO and then shot the images at two stops below (meter stated f8, shot at f16 for example). When pushing film you simply set your camera at 400 ISO for 100 ISO film and the in camera meter correctly exposes the film for that ISO. You would not necessarily be over or under-exposing when pushing or pulling film.

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The two images included in this tutorial were taken in bright sunshine beaming in on a porch. The light was coming in from the south and shining directly on a chair in one corner of the porch. There was a lot of shadows on the rest of the porch as it was late afternoon. I decided to underexpose the shot but wasn't sure how much I needed so I took two shots — the first was underexposed by two f-stops and the second by three f-stops. Underexposing means that there will be a lot of blacks and very little whites — a dark shot, too dark. But that's okay because you can bring back those whites while developing the film.

@backslashed I underexposed by two stops and overdeveloped the film by 1.5x. So if the film was supposed to be 10 minutes in the developer, I left it in for 15 minutes.

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Very interesting ! I am actually testing E6 process at high temperatures (around 39°C instead of 38°C) and the colours are getting supersaturated, along with higher contrast !

Thailand-based photographer, graphic designer and art director Ton tested out our Nour Triplet Art lens for a Japan-inspired portrait shoot. Check out the results and read about his impressions of the unique art lens and its features.

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A surgeon uses a handheld device that uses ultrasonic energy. This is electricity converted into mechanical energy. It's used to cut tissue, seal blood vessels, and control bleeding.

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A surgeon can also use electrical tools. These run on high-frequency electric currents that cut and control bleeding. One example of this is electrocoagulation. It helps control bleeding by clotting the blood. Another example is electrodesiccation. It's used to remove small growths by destroying the tissue with an electric current.

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Inspired by Art Nouveau and the fleeting beauty of flowers, Japanese film photographer Yuki (@_go_shi_) takes portrait images in exuberant multiple exposures.

Anyone can achieve those super high contrast black and white images with a little bit of mathematics, some understanding of light and the chemicals involved in developing film. Okay, I just reread what I wrote and I think I made it sound harder than it is. Here is the basic technique: underexpose your shot and overdevelop your film. It helps first to compose a scene in an interesting light.

A laser is a device that sends out a concentrated focused beam of light. It can repair damaged tissue or destroy certain cells. The surgeon can use it to cut through tissue without damaging nearby cells. Laser has been used in place of surgical cutting tools in various surgeries. These include eye surgery, gynecological procedures, and dental procedures. It can also be used in cosmetic surgery. This would be used to remove skin scars, tattoos, wrinkles, and also small tumors.