Kodak is bringing back traditional film due to overwhelming consumer demand. The photography company said that it plans to start selling its Ektachrome film before the end of the year, with others to ...

The analog resurgence continues as Kodak has finally announced its revived Ektachrome 35mm film is ready for shipping worldwide. Additional 16mm and Super 8 film stock is set to follow with the ...

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Lee, "Euphoria" cinematographer Marcel Rév, and other filmmakers spoke to IndieWire about Ektachrome’s comeback. “We explored all the available film stocks and all the laboratory tweaks and tricks we ...

It is a modern contradiction that more photographs than ever are taken on smartphones and digital cameras, yet no one ever prints them out. But photography giant Kodak is bringing back traditional ...

When Lyle Ashton Harris’ grandfather passed away, he and his brother inherited a vast trove of over 10,000 Ektachrome slides documenting his day-to-day life. Developed in the early 1940s, the film is ...

We’ve known about the return of Kodak Ektachrome for nearly three years and we even got a chance to tour the Rochester factory where its made. Although the film has been available in 35mm rolls for ...

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It took a while but Kodak is finally releasing its Ektachrome color reversal film, beloved by analog photographers and filmmakers alike. First to ship will be Ektachrome Film E100 in 135/36x camera ...

Film photography faded so swiftly that some days it can be hard to recall a time before digital photos. Just two decades ago Eastman Kodak was selling a billion rolls of film a year. Another giant of ...

Days after Kodak announced it would bring back its once-popular Ektachrome color reversal film, TIME has learned that other discontinued films could follow suit. “As we’ve looked at the professional ...