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So Who Won, DJI or Insta360? Featuring Becca Farsace | The PetaPixel Podcast
This week's PetaPixel Podcast dives into a compelling rivalry: DJI versus Insta360. Host Becca Farsace explores the landscape of action cameras, dissecting the strengths and weaknesses of each brand in a dynamic comparison. Beyond the showdown, we unpack industry news including the Sony FX5 delay and Kodak’s impressive year of profitability. A fascinating revelation from a former Sony executive also surfaces—a surprising suggestion for collaboration predating Sony’s mirrorless dominance. For a deeper look at visual storytelling, explore "11 Award-Winning Photos Show Science in Action."
Kodak Has Overtaken Fujifilm as Japan’s Film Brand of Choice
Recent data reveals a surprising shift in Japan's film photography landscape: Kodak has surpassed Fujifilm as the preferred film brand. This finding emerges from the groundbreaking film usage survey conducted annually by Kimiyasu Morikawa, the only publicly available recurring study of Japanese film photographers. The survey provides valuable insights into evolving preferences and habits. Discovering this trend highlights a resurgence in analog photography and the enduring appeal of Kodak's offerings, as explored further in our review of the Kodak Verita 200.
Kodak Verita 200: No Consumer Version of This Film Exists But I Shot It Anyway
Kodak Verita 200 is a film shrouded in exclusivity—a stock originally created for the third season of *Euphoria* and not available for consumer purchase. Remarkably, through a connection in the film industry, a limited amount was respooled for experimental use. This article details an immersive experience with this rare film, exploring its unique characteristics despite its restricted availability. Discover how this unique opportunity reveals unexpected artistic potential, echoing similar explorations of Fujifilm lenses, as discussed in "Fujinon GF 19-35mm and 32-90mm T3.5 Review."
The Excellent Kodak Ultramax 400 Is an Unfortunate Victim of Bad Branding
This Film Friday spotlights a surprising gem: Kodak Ultramax 400. Despite unfortunate branding, this 35mm color film consistently delivers exceptional results at an accessible price point. It’s a favorite among photographers seeking vibrant, reliable color rendition without breaking the bank. [Read More] to discover why this film deserves a second look. For those captivated by the interplay of light and shadow, explore our feature on "31 Award-Winning Photos Celebrate the Beauty of the World’s Darkest Skies."
Kodak’s Transformed Business Has Improved for Four Straight Quarters
Eastman Kodak’s remarkable turnaround continues, marking four consecutive quarters of year-over-year improvement and a near doubling of its stock price. Just a year ago, the company faced considerable uncertainty, yet maintained an optimistic outlook. This resurgence demonstrates a compelling shift in Kodak’s business strategy. The renewed interest in analog photography, as seen with brands like Flashback, further underscores this evolving landscape. Explore deeper insights into the broader camera market trends with our related article, "Singapore’s Most-Googled Cameras Right Now."
‘The Invite’ Director Olivia Wilde Takes a Tour of Kodak’s 35mm Film Lab
Following Christopher Nolan's cinematic triumph with *The Odyssey*, another film embracing the artistry of 35mm film is captivating audiences. Director Olivia Wilde recently toured Kodak's film lab, highlighting the enduring appeal of this classic medium. The behind-the-scenes glimpse underscores the resurgence of film in contemporary cinema. For those intrigued by the broader conversation around film formats and accessibility, explore our piece, "Gen Z Thinks ‘The Odyssey’ in IMAX 70mm is Elitist," offering a unique perspective on audience engagement.