These days, the widest new roll film you can get (easily) is 120, which is just under 2-½" wide. Some of my cameras from the 1890s through 1910s were made to shoot much wider roll film, though ...

Kodak once manufactured many film formats in that width, so I went to eBay and searched for old rolls of 118, 122, 124 and 125 film. I didn't care if the film itself was any good, because I just ...

Flashback makes digital cameras that recreate film’s retro aesthetic. Its Brisbane inventors say it’s for capturing authentic moments away from screens and social media.