Nothing makes us happier than hearing about a cool new analog film stock coming to market. And while No Color Studio's No.5 film isn't actually new - the emulsion was produced by Kodak in the 1980s and intended for use with specialized archiving machines - it's probably new to the average analog geek. No Color Studio is essentially breathing new life into a long-forgotten/ignored stock. As the name suggests, this is a super-slow ISO 5 film and promises to offer a punchy, high contrast B&W look, ...
Film Fridays: New film alert - No Color Studio launches ISO 5 B&W film
DP Review - 13 Aug 2021 15:00
Nothing makes us happier than hearing about a cool new analog film stock coming to market. And while No Color Studio's No.5 film isn't actually new - the emulsion was produced by Kodak in the 1980s and intended for use with specialized archiving machines - it's probably new to the average analog geek. No Color Studio is essentially breathing new life into a long-forgotten/ignored stock. As the name suggests, this is a super-slow ISO 5 film and promises to offer a punchy, high contrast B&W look, ...
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