Colour negatives

Analogue photography can be expensive but fortunately, black & white film is somewhat cheaper. Jon Stapley shares his favourite non-digital deals

Harman Photo’s radical colour negative film has had a serious reboot. John Gilbey gives the new emulsion a test drive

FILM STARS

Digital images start out in colour, but there are ways you can use this to create even more compelling black & images.

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