Author: Oscar

In an attempt to finally get my negatives organized, I’ve decided that I need to rescan everything. A time consuming project, but also an opportunity to rediscover my old negatives. A YouTube video explaining my idea if finally get my negatives in order can be found on my YoutTube channel (https://youtu.be/stm6g1KGVGs) And well, I found … Continue reading “Images discovered in my rescanning project”

There are a lot of photography apps out there, and it can quickly turn into a jungle. Over the years, I’ve tried quite a few, but in this post, I want to focus on the apps I actually use and why. I’m using an Android phone, currently a Google Pixel 7a. Most of these apps … Continue reading “Photography Apps I Actually Use – A Practical Reference”

I recently discovered F-stop printing. A simple concept and incredibly powerful for darkroom printing. Especially useful for judging test-strips and making dodge & burning more repeatable. I also recently made a youtube video on how I intend on becoming a better darkroom printer, which can be found here: https://youtu.be/O7kL4gezZPE?si=Mufh2PJK8I8yA4iB Anyhow, about F-stop printing. Instead of … Continue reading “F-stop printing (darkroom)”

I recently put up a video on my YouTube channel about my scanning process (avalible here). In it, I shortly show Darktable, and how I invert the images there. I have since inverted a few more images with Darktable, and figured out a workflow for myself. I thought I would share it with you here … Continue reading “How I invert my negatives in Darktable using Negadoctor”

If you’ve been following me on YouTube, you might have noticed I just removed a video to then re-upload it. I edited out a part about the filmholders I use to scan negatives. This is down to a mistake on my part, and I felt it was a big enough mistake to warrant me to … Continue reading “I was wrong about the Essential Film Holder, and why I decided to re-edit an video”

In my last YouTube video (found here), I mentioned something about reciprocity failure. For photographers, reciprocity means that we generally need to add some time to our exposure when we exceed exposure times of 1s. This is only relevant for film photography. I won’t go into the technical details about what happens. That’s what Wikipedia … Continue reading “About reciprocity failure (BnW Film)”

These days, I’m sure most know me as a landscape photographer, or perhaps an analogue photography nerd. All true! However, I’m also a big fan of street and urban photography. Recently, I’ve come in contact with a group of avid street photographers in and around Malmö, Sweden. One thing led to the other, and we … Continue reading “Street photography exhibition in Malmö!”

I just uploaded a new video on my YouTube channel (found here).I wanted to add some things that didn’t quite make it into the video, share the Instax images, and let you in on a couple of behind-the-scenes details about making YouTube videos. If you want the short version, I really enjoyed the LomoGraflok. Shooting … Continue reading “My experience shooting with the LomoGraflok [Youtube correction and some pictures]”