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QuickviewMFS Black & White Reversal Processing Powder – 1L Pack
Film Processing Chemicals$25.00This kit provides you with all the additional chemicals to process black and white slides. 1L kit.
Each Kit Contains :
- Sample Slide and Instructions - 1x Bleach Part A 1L - 1x Bleach Part B 1L - 1x Clearing Bath 1L - Bleach Neutraliser
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QuickviewMFS Remjet Remover Solution
Film Processing Chemicals$12.00This solution is used to soften the Black RemJet layer of Motion Picture Film ready for removal and then development with home C-41 chemistry.
To test the solution, cut the leader/piece of film off and dip in the solution for 10 seconds. Rinse film under running water and the RemJet should wash away. Perfect for use on MFS vision3 films!
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2x Remjet Remover kit to make 500ml Solution
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QuickviewPaterson Universal Developing Tank – With 2 reels.
Film Processing & Darkroom SuppliesGrab a Paterson tank today and start processing film at home! Paterson tanks are famous worldwide as the go-to choice for home film developing. With this tank system you can process film at home using your own chemicals. No darkroom is required! Simply load your film onto one of the supplied reels inside a changing bag (available here), then load the film into the Paterson tank and begin your processing. Once film is processed simply hang up to dry! Paterson tanks are constructed from high-impact polystyrene that stands up to high volume use. This tank has no hidden parts, and is always easy to keep clean. It is durable, easy to use, and provide consistent, even film development. Each tank features a unique snap-in light trapping funnel for quick filling and emptying, to ensure even development and precise processing times. The tank offers a choice of agitation methods; use inversion agitation, rotary agitation with the removable agitator rod supplied, or a combination of both. - Holds 2 rolls of 35mm film - Holds 1 roll of 120/220 film - Comes with two film reels - Supports 35mm, 120/220, 126 and 127 films. - Great for both Colour & Black and White processing - PTP115 Model$40.00 -
QuickviewWALKENS FILM Beanie
Merch$25.00Official WALKENS FILM 2020 Beanie
Stay cool, stay warm.
One size fits all.
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QuickviewPRE-ORDER – ILFORD Official Classic T-Shirt
MerchPre-Order Item, shipping in the next 14 days - if combined with anything else, order will be held until pre-order items arrive. There are many people who love the ILFORD brand, whether it be the film photographer or those who simply love wearing retro brands. We're very glad to be offering this authentic ILFORD classic branded t-shirt. Keep an eye out for more designs soon!$34.00- Ethically sourced
- Premium 100% cotton Tee
- Easy, regular fit – sizes S, M, L, XL, 2XL and 3XL
- Crew neck
- Midweight, 180 GSM
- Tag free design
- All shirts individually packaged
- Swing tag with “Authentic ILFORD apparel logo”
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QuickviewD76 Black & White Developer (Makes 3.8L)
Film Processing Chemicals$12.00KODAK Developer D-76 provides full emulsion speed and excellent shadow detail with normal contrast, and produces fine grain with a variety of continuous-tone black-and-white films.
– Classic black & white developer.
– Powder sachet, just mix with water.
– Makes 3.8L of developer (1 US Gallon)
– Brand new, direct from Kodak
– For further info, check out the Kodak Data sheet here.This item can not be shipped via Express Services.
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QuickviewXTOL Black & White Developer (Makes 5L)
Film Processing ChemicalsKODAK Professional XTOL Developer is a two-part powder developer for processing KODAK and other manufacturers’ normally exposed, pushed, or pulled black-and-white films. It offers full emulsion speed and easy mixing, and can be used as both a developer and a replenisher in a variety of equipment, from small tanks, trays, or rotary tubes to high-volume processors. - Easy mixing at room temperature - 2 part powder, just mix with water. - Makes 5L of developer (1.32 US Gallons) - Brand new, direct from Kodak - Long lasting - No nasty hydroquinone - Good shelf life - For further info, check out the Kodak Data sheet here. This developer chemical is not a dangerous or hazardous good, and thus can be shipped normally as any other item.$20.00 -
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QuickviewLens Cleaning Paper – 50 pack
Everything ElseNice quality cleaning cloths made by Fujifilm.Comes in a handy little pocket pack with 50 individual cloths. Great for cleaning lenses, cameras etc.$9.00 -
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QuickviewMRB625 1.35V Camera Battery (PX625 & PX13)
BatteriesA hard-to-find camera battery required for many vintage cameras. - Model MRB625 - Replaces PX625 and PX13 - 1.35V Mercury-Free Zinc/Air Battery - Brand new! Required for: - Nikkormat F - Canon F-1 - Leica M5 - Olympus OM-1 - Minolta SRT - Pentax Spotmatic F - Gossen Luna-Pro - AND MANY OTHERS! Some modern alkaline replacements will fit in these cameras, but the voltage will be incorrect causing exposure metering errors. Grab one of these and be confident you have the perfect battery!$13.00 -
QuickviewCR123A Camera Battery
Batteries$8.00A common camera battery.
– Brand New
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QuickviewLR44 Camera Battery
Batteries$3.00A common camera battery.
– Voltage: 1.5v
– Size: 11.6mm x 5.4mm
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Quickview4LR44 Camera Battery
Batteries$5.50A common camera battery. Also known as 28A.
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Quickview23A Camera Battery
BatteriesA common camera battery. - Voltage: 12v - Made by Kodak$4.00 -
QuickviewLR1 / N Camera Battery
Batteries$4.00A common camera battery.
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Quickview$50 Digital Gift Card
Gift CardsGive the gift of film! Whether it's for a rusted-on film fanatic or someone yet to explore the film world, WALKENS Gift Cards are the perfect present! Maybe you're not quite sure what type of film they're after? A Gift Card is the easy way to solve that problem. - Available in $25, $50 or $100 - After purchase we will email you a digital PDF gift card. - Code entered at checkout, must be used in full - Can be redeemed only at walkens.com.au or at our Fitzroy store.$50.00 -
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QuickviewNegative Sleeves 35mm – 25 Pack
Negative SleevesKeep your negatives organised and safe from dust and grime. These are the 42 frame sheets, so 1 sheet is perfect for a 36exp roll of film. Each sheet holds seven 35mm strips of 6 frames, 42 frames total. Exclusive thin backing coupled with high clarity allows you to make quality contact sheets without removing or handling negatives. Strong continuous seams prevent negative hang up 3 mil top sheet and 1.8 mil bottom sheet Archival quality polyethylene - NO PVC - safe for long term storage PAT passed 25 sheets per pack$25.00 -
QuickviewNegative Sleeves 120 Film – 100 Pack
Accessories & More, Negative SleevesKeep your negatives organised and safe from dust and grime. High quality sleeves from PrintFile USA. - Each sheet holds 12 frames of 6x6cm or 6x4.5cm OR 8 frames of 6x7cm negatives. This will depend on what type of camera you're using. - Exclusive thin backing coupled with high clarity allows you to make quality contact sheets without removing or handling negatives - Strong continuous seams prevent negative hang up - Designed for 3-ring binders - 3 mil top sheet and 1.8 mil bottom sheet - Archival quality polyethylene - NO PVC - safe for long term storage - PAT passed - 100 sleeve value Pack$80.00 -
QuickviewNegative Sleeves 120 Film – 25 Pack
Negative SleevesKeep your negatives organised and safe from dust and grime. - Each sheet holds 12 frames of 6x6cm or 6x4.5cm OR 8 frames of 6x7cm negatives. This will depend on what type of camera you're using. - Exclusive thin backing coupled with high clarity allows you to make quality contact sheets without removing or handling negatives - Strong continuous seams prevent negative hang up - Designed for 3-ring binders - 3 mil top sheet and 1.8 mil bottom sheet - Archival quality polyethylene - NO PVC - safe for long term storage - PAT passed - 25 Pack$23.00 -
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QuickviewKodachrome Magazine – Issue 2
Magazines & PhotobooksKodachrome is a new Magazine produced by Kodak in the USA, with a focus on art, film and analog culture. Crystalizing the analog movement as a cultural moment, Kodachrome magazine celebrates and showcases the global creative community it serves. Each issue explores creation, craft and inspiration in all its glory, from the makers and masters who’ve shaped the scene today, to the innovators and disruptors pushing it somewhere new, next. ** SPECIAL IMPORT FROM USA** Issue 2: From the creative power of limits to the enduring spell of children’s books, unleashing Warhol’s films to the prowess of print news in a post-truth world, crafting special effects to photographing the moon; the second installment of Kodachrome is bursting with stories, conversations and investigations from across the world – and the decades. Share our fascination with creation, craft and inspiration? This journal is for you. Issue 02 is 96 pages of illuminating features, photography and illustration including:$38.50- Writer–director–filmmaker Tom Beard on telling the untold
- Lunar Spectacular: taking photography to the moon, and back
- Dark Art: developing the art of film at Labyrinth Photographic
- John Hanhardt on curation, from MoMA to Warhol’s secret film store
- Craft Movement: exploring the evolution of film’s special effects
- The Art of Science, The Science of Art: 3D printing’s place in the art world
- Put on Your Red Dress: tracing the trope of the woman in red
- Sparking Creativity: striking a connection with matchbox artists across the globe
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QuickviewKodachrome Magazine – Issue 3
Magazines & Photobooks$38.50Kodachrome is a new Magazine produced by Kodak in the USA, with a focus on art, film and analog culture.
Crystalizing the analog movement as a cultural moment, Kodachrome magazine celebrates and showcases the global creative community it serves.
Each issue explores creation, craft and inspiration in all its glory, from the makers and masters who’ve shaped the scene today, to the innovators and disruptors pushing it somewhere new, next.** SPECIAL IMPORT FROM USA**
Issue 3:
From bringing colour to the silver screen to slaying it with a superhero movie for our times; from revolutionizing photography to Kickstarting a revolution in creative production; from exploring the cultural pull of the dark to illuminating it with creative neon – in this issue we salute the gamechangers, disruptors and innovators all. Kodachrome 3 is bursting with stories, photo galleries, insights and interviews from the frontline of global creativity. This beautifully designed bumper issue also showcases the photographic brilliance of online communities shooting in film, from Jason Lee’s Film Photographic to Kodak’s very own Camera Club.Kodachrome 3 is 120 pages of features, photography and illustration including:
- Director Patty Jenkins on Wonder Woman, storytelling and defying stereotypes
- Singer-songwriter Michael Kiwanuka and photographer Samuel Butt on their shared analog passions
- Kickstarter co-founder and Lost Arts founder Charles Adler on defending creative freedom
- Jason Lee on @filmphotographic and harnessing digital tools to spread the analog love
- Cameron Crowe to Hans Zimmer, Bond to Harry Potter – why live soundtracks are hitting the big time
- Color Glorious Color: the innovation and revelations of making Technicolor work
- Let There Be Light: why inventors dedicate their lives to brightening our world
- Edge of Tomorrow: the scientists emulating your organs on microchips
- The Escape Artist: living art installations and their impact on festival culture
- Light Fantastic: the culture and craft of neon lighting and its remaining masters
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QuickviewKodachrome Magazine – Issue 4
Magazines & PhotobooksKodachrome is a new Magazine produced by Kodak in the USA, with a focus on art, film and analog culture. Crystalizing the analog movement as a cultural moment, Kodachrome magazine celebrates and showcases the global creative community it serves. Each issue explores creation, craft and inspiration in all its glory, from the makers and masters who’ve shaped the scene today, to the innovators and disruptors pushing it somewhere new, next. ** SPECIAL IMPORT FROM USA** Issue 4 - Exploring the Analog Underground: Gazing through the unique lens of fringe culture, this issue of Kodachrome goes underground – analog style. Whether it’s skating across cultural boundaries, getting back to the heart and soul of beer brewing, digging into the annals of afrobeat, using celluloid to disrupt the status quo, lusting after classic film cameras or stitching patches with punch, Kodachrome Issue 04 is packed with stories, photo galleries, insights and interviews from the frontline of global creativity. Issue 04 is 84 pages of features, photography and illustration including:$38.50- Director Spike Lee on the power of film, challenging misconceptions about independent cinema and his latest joint – BlacKkKlansman
- Louisa Menke on skating in a war zone and breathing life into a photograph through film
- Hong Kong photography institution David Chan on cameras with staying power
- Tacita Dean and peers on why contemporary artists are committed to celluloid
- Thomas Campbell, Ed Templeton, the Homcys and more on the effect and impact of analog when shooting surf, skate and snow
- From Aardman to LAIKA, how stop motion studios are crafting stories beyond our wildest dreams
- How Analog Africa is uncovering rare afrobeat gems and putting them in the spotlight
- Tracking the international craft beer revolution via the Philippines, Denmark and India
- Camera Club: #kodakcameraclub’s eye on the underground
- Unusual canvasses: saluting the artists and nerds making statements in stitch
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QuickviewShe Shoots Film – Issue 3
Magazines & Photobooks$25.00This issue examines the concept of METAMORPHOSIS from multiple angles with a mix of photography, interviews, personal essays, and reflections from the community.
This issue features interviews with Hazel Dooney, Cig Harvey, Nancy Rexroth and Aline Smithson.
Photographic contributions from Laura Aubrée, Deborah Candeub, Sabrina Caramanico, Elizabeth Casasola, Lauren Hare, Mia Krys, Emma Perry, Paola Katherine Rodriguez, Emma Starr and Lisa Toboz.
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QuickviewThis Is The Same Ocean – Issue 2
Magazines & PhotobooksThis is the Same Ocean is a themeless Melbourne-based journal of contemporary photography. It's curated, edited and published by Samuel J Davison. Issue 2 - Published May 2012$25.00 -
QuickviewThis Is The Same Ocean – Issue 3
Magazines & PhotobooksThis is the Same Ocean is a themeless Melbourne-based journal of contemporary photography that's curated, edited and published by Samuel J Davison. Following two sold out issues, appearances at MOMA PS1 for the New York Photo Book Fair, the Tokyo Art Book Fair and the Independent Photography Festival in Melbourne, and a healthy backlist of photographers from North America, Europe, Asia and Australia, the third installment shies away from its foreign contributors, instead showcasing the work of 13 Australian based photographers in a 100+ page issue. Printed at Melbourne’s Dawn Press studio, This is the Same Ocean #3 features the work of Rob Cordiner, Zephyr A. Pavey, Chloe Sugden, Charlie Hillhouse, David Coen, Phillipa Grenda, Nat Nikitovic, Cathy Marshall, Pip Jones, igcLloyd Stubber, Joe Miranda, Xavier Connelly and Samuel J Davison$25.00 -
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QuickviewThis Is The Same Ocean – Issue 5
Magazines & PhotobooksThis is the Same Ocean is a themeless Melbourne-based journal of contemporary photography that's curated, edited and published by Samuel J Davison. The fifth issue of This is the Same Ocean sees editor Samuel Davison continuing his collaboration with Melbourne based print studio Dawn Press to present the work of five photographers from three cities. Daniel P. Shea (NYC), Brian Kanagaki (NYC), Ina Niehoff (Berlin), Samuel J. Davison (Berlin) and Sarah Pannell (Melbourne) show a collection of recent and previously unprinted work in the 60 page journal.$25.00 -
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QuickviewThis Is The Same Ocean – Issue 6
Magazines & Photobooks$25.00This is the Same Ocean is a themeless Melbourne-based journal of contemporary photography that’s curated, edited and published by Samuel J Davison.
Issue 6 of the Risograph Photography Zine This is the Same Ocean returns to present new work from some of the world’s most intriguing contemporary photographers.Featuring a cover image by Foam Talent Heikki Kaski, issue 6 features the work of Tine Bek, Shannon May Powell, Lola Paprocka and Victoria Zschommler, alongside Kaski and editor Samuel J Davison.
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