Kodak vs. Fujifilm: Which one is right for you?
Updated on Apr 8, 2021
Two legendary film companies are facing head-to-head. Kodak vs. Fujifilm. Which ones is right for you? What makes each so great, and what are the pros and cons?
Natalie Allen
A photographer and writer at Moment, Natalie helps craft the content you see just about everywhere.
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Film Review: CineStill 50D VS. 800T
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A comparison hands-on review on CineStill's classically weird film: 50Daylight and 800Tungsten. Which one best suits you and your creative needs?
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About Natalie
I’m Natalie (@natalieallenco). Reportage/travel photographer, writer, hiker, and yoga teacher, running with the wolves in the wild Southwest. As a reportage photographer and writer with a focus on outdoor adventure and social impact storytelling, I am passionate about the stories, people, brands, and projects that influence the intersection of art and conversation. Inspired by the nostalgic feel of analog documentation, I like to primarily shoot on 35mm and 120mm film for extended photo projects.
I’m Natalie (@natalieallenco). Reportage/travel photographer, writer, hiker, and yoga teacher, running with the wolves in the wild Southwest. As a reportage photographer and writer with a focus on outdoor adventure and social impact storytelling, I am passionate about the stories, people, brands, and projects that influence the intersection of art and conversation. Inspired by the nostalgic feel of analog documentation, I like to primarily shoot on 35mm and 120mm film for extended photo projects.