The Develop and Scan service requires upfront payment of €15.50 for 1 roll. If you want to bring a friend, please buy an extra ticket for them. Once sold out there are no more tickets available. This photowalk is for medium format photography only. You’ll receive a free roll of Kodak Gold 200 medium format film. Kodak is the most iconic name in the photo industry, with Gold film being its all time bestseller. Famous for its warm tones and fine grain, this daylight balanced film is designed for everyday photography but its wide exposure latitude has made it a favorite of both professional and hobby photographers. Join the Analogue x Kodak medium format Photowalk! Date: 25 JulyTime: 14:00 - 16:30Where: Amsterdam ⚠️ Only 120 film will be available for this walk. Check if this works with your camera. ❗This photowalk starts at our new store: Zeedijk 80. *Please note that all pictures taken during the walk may be used for communication purposes (e.g., webpage, social media) for our brand and Kodak. Workshop information Get ready to explore Amsterdam's streets and capture its charm through your lens. Whether you're new to analogue photography or a seasoned enthusiast, this walk is for you! Here's what you can expect: Guided Exploration:Follow a curated route led by an experienced guide who will offer tips and insights along the way. Free Film:You’ll receive 1 Kodak Gold 200 medium format film The Itinerary Start: 14:00 PM at Analogue: Meet your guide, collect your free film and disposable, and receive an introduction to the walk. Explore the City: Walk through Amsterdam’s streets, capturing photos along the way. Learn shooting tips and tricks from the guide along the way. Wrap-Up: Return to the store to drop off your film for development. Closing: 16:30 PM: Share your experiences and reflect on the day’s photos. Whats included Guided photowalk trough Amsterdam. 1 free Kodak Gold 200 film (Only 120 mm film available) What you need If you want to shoot with the roll of film, you'll need your own medium format camera. Please check if it works with 120 film. Tip: Try out medium format Kodak Portra to compare the differences!
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