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Film photography nearly died with the advent of digital cameras. In 1888, the first Kodak camera was released, and it used a canister of film instead of a glass plate coated with chemicals. For more ...
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Why do cameras seek a ‘film experience’ when we couldn’t wait to get rid of film in the first place?
An increasing number of products are very pleased with themselves for delivering a facsimile of shooting on film –but I can’t see the appeal ...
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