Studio C-41: 1 Hour Photo Podcast

It's time for another Podcast Cross Over episode. Bill tries to have an interview with co-hosts of the Hypersensitive Photographers Podcast Hamish Gill and EM. Since it is our first time having Hamish on the show, we learn about how he got into photography and how 35mmc became one of the largest film camera review websites on the internet. We wrangle EM back in and learn how the two met and how HPP a popular film photography podcast. Thanks to EM and Hamish, I had to censor their colorful profanity.

The fouled mouth, punk rock, film photography podcast, Grainy Dayz, stops by the studio as part of the podcast crossover series. Co-hosts Dustin Cogsdell and Mac MacDonald tells us a little bit about their photography, the reason they started Grainy Dayz, and why the Nikon F100 is the new hotness. Follow Grainy Dayz on Instagram: @grainy_dayz_podcast

Bill has a one-on-one interview with AJ Holmes, co-founder of Negative Supply. Negative Supply is about to launch their first Kickstarter, set for July 1, 2019, with the MK1. The MK1 is a 35mm film advancing device to speed up film scanning process as well as making the film as flat as possible for the sharpest possible capture with an overhead camera/macro lens configuration. Details and images of the MK1 can be found at http://negative.supply/blog Follow Negative Supply on instagram @negative.supply

It's a podcast crossover! Bill invites Andre Domingues and Mike Gutterman of the Negative Positives podcast to discuss how they started. Alcohol MIGHT be involved. Listeners beware.

Studio C-41 invites Los Angeles Photographer, Edward Conde, to the blanket fort to discuss his latest half frame work. Edward bring his Lomo LC-A's and stack of prints and we dive into discussing it work. Visuals of his work and bonus content will be linked on an upcoming vlog! Subscribe to our YouTube channel!

Bill host an Instagram Live one-on-one interview with Lina Bessonova in announcing her gallery exhibition opening in New York City at the SACI Gallery May 2, 2019 - 6PM - 454 W 19th St., New York City. Pulled from the vlog interview, Bill travels to Birmingham, Alabama to interview National Park Service Photographer, Jarob Ortiz. Jarob was on assignment documenting iconic building involved in the civil right movement in Alabama.

Jordana, Steven, and Bill get together to recap the photo news, recent interviews, upcoming interviews, and we get deep discussing quite a few topics: Why it's okay not to take pictures that don't inspire you, Why photographing your significant other is much harder than a model. Join Bill at Lina Bessonova's gallery Exhibition in NYC, 5/2/19, 6PM - SACI Gallery - 454 W 19th Street, New York City. Steven reports his experience working with the Lightroom Plugin for color negatives: "Negative Lab Pro"

Jordana, Steven, and Bill meet together under some new changes! The podcast is given its own identity: 1 Hour Photo. We cover the photo news and discuss the fake news articles. Some were funny and some were done in poor taste.

Large format photographer and YouTuber, Ben Horne, joins Bill Manning for a one-on-one interview to discuss his workflow as a Photographer and YouTuber. This interview is also available in video on our new YouTube channel! Follow Ben on his Instagram: @benhornephoto and on his YouTube Channel!

The gang is together to catch up on photo news! Jordana Dale officially joins the team as a co-host and talks about her photographic inspirations. Our YouTube channel has some awesome content now! Check it out! Steven shares his story, in the form of shadow puppets, of his camera's memory card dying during a wedding he's shooting.

Bill Manning has a one-on-one interview with Can Çevik, the creator of MAYA darkroom timer. Can shares his story how his a broken darkroom timer led to designing a new timer on his own. He then reaches out for feedback from darkroom photographers and has a new take on a device that has not been really seen worth changing.

Bill Manning has a one-on-one with the author of the book "Making Kodak Film" Bob Shanebrook Bob Shanebrook graduated from Rochester Institute of Technology and worked at Eastman Kodak Company for 35 years before retiring in 2003. At Kodak he worked as an industrial photographer, researcher, product development engineer, manufacturing manager, company spokesman for Professional Films, and for more than twenty years was a Worldwide Product-Line Manager for Kodak Professional Films.

We celebrate Ansel Adams' 117th birthday! What better time to discuss our inspirations! We announce our big YouTube film give away! More than $100 in film is up for grabs: USA and International! Head over to our YouTube channel! Latest Photo News: Captain Marvel is a Nikon FM10 Fan, Lomography Closing Stores, CineStill Film goes powder, New55 is transferring recipes, The MAYA dark room timer.

We pulled the audio from the YouTube interviews and put them together as one big episode for this week! We are incredibly grateful Kodak Alaris asked us to host two photo walks at Imaging USA. While we were there, we took the opportunity to interview companies very active in the film photography Industry. The interviews include: - Cecil Williams - Film Toaster - Jon Safran - KEH Camera - Josh Moates and Jackie Lucas - Indie Print Company (Indie Film Lab) - Tim Ryugo - Kodak Alaris

Kodak Professional came to Atlanta for Imaging USA. Studio C-41 hosted two successful photo walks and we look back on the evil shenanigans we were up to! We discuss some photo news and give clarity on Alaris looking to sell its assets. Film giveaway coming very soon. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel to get the details!