Film Photography Podcast

It’s a Film Photography Podcast Marathon! Michael Raso and Duane Polcou host their biggest episode to date. Over 2 hours of fun-filled and informative photography talk. Topics include the Lubitel 166u Lomo camera, Film scanning, 120 film, Agfa Clack 6x9 film camera, Infrared photography, the amazing Canon film camera giveaway and more!

Hosts Michael Raso and Duane Polcou ring in the New Year! Discussions include: Flickr, Photography Blogs, Polaroid 2010, Kodak Kodachrome, Super 8 Sound Film, Jeff Dunas Photography, A Look at Your Images and Dwayne’s Photo in Parsons Kansas. Also, Listener Letters, Canon 35mm Camera Package Giveaway and more!

Topics include: Film formats, Shanghai Seagull (and entry level 120), Lens Baby, Kodak Kodachrome. Additionally, hosts Michael Raso and Duane Polcou attend the New York pdnPHOTOPLUS EXPO and conduct interviews with Eastman Kodak, Lomography Society, Freestyle Photo and more.

Topics include: Shooting Kodachrome, the obsolescence of digital cameras, film – digital workflow comparison, archival properties of film, caffenol developing and more. Hosted by Michael Raso and Duane Polcou.

Michael Raso, Duane Polcou, and John Fedele launch the Film Photography Podcast with a free-flowing discussion on why film still matters, favorite cameras and film stocks, and how analog photography continues to inspire creativity in a digital age.
Film Photography Podcast – Episode 1 – October 15, 2009Host Michael Raso is joined by Duane Polcou and John Fedele for an informal, passionate discussion centered on the resurgence of analog photography and the personal experiences that draw photographers back to film. Recorded at a time when digital photography was rapidly dominating the market, the conversation captures a moment of resistance, curiosity, and optimism for film’s future.
The trio discusses shooting film in a digital world, favorite cameras and formats, film stocks, darkroom practices, and the importance of community among analog photographers. This inaugural episode establishes the Film Photography Podcast as a welcoming, conversational space for photographers of all skill levels who share a love for traditional photographic processes.