NEW RELEASE: KODAK INTRODUCES GOLD IN 120

It’s been really tough enduring the Kodak drought of 2021-2022. But there has been a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel as we venture into springtime. Kodak will be releasing GOLD in medium format! Yay! It’s interesting considering that I recently spoke to a client in Photodom about Kodak creating Gold and Ultramax in 120. The film gods heard our prayers, and this film stock will be arriving to Photodom shortly so stay tuned!

Sample pictures created by the talented Nat Meier at @softboifilms

Look at those tones! Nat snapped on these. Can’t wait to see some dynamic portraits in this film stock for the spring and summertime.

ADDITIONAL SURPRISE!

CineStill has officially released a new film stock called 400D(Dynamic) which will be created via crowd funding. It will be available in 35mm, 120, AND 4×5 formats! How awesome is it to get TWO new film launches in one day! This is just proof positive that #FilmIsNotDead and we are so excited to try this one as well.

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