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Some pictures from our stand at in the beginning of May with our
01/06/2026

Some pictures from our stand at in the beginning of May with our

Have you ever shot with Polaroid?Not just taken a picture.We mean really shot with Polaroid.Waited for the image to appe...
25/05/2026

Have you ever shot with Polaroid?

Not just taken a picture.
We mean really shot with Polaroid.

Waited for the image to appear.
Held the print in your hand.
Watched the colors slowly wake up.
Accepted the blur, the mistake, the surprise, the little accident that somehow becomes the best part.

Polaroid is simple, but it’s not random.
Light matters. Distance matters. Flash matters. Composition matters. And most of all: patience matters.

We’re thinking about organizing a workshop at Berlin Photo Studio to explore how to shoot better with Polaroid and instant film.

A small, playful session where we learn:

How Polaroid cameras work
How to use light better
When to use flash
How to avoid common mistakes
How to create stronger portraits
How to use blur, movement, color, and imperfection
How to turn instant photos into small stories

Because instant photography is not only “click and wait.”
It’s a tiny darkroom happening in your hands.

Would you join a Polaroid workshop with us?

Tell us in the comments:
Have you ever shot with Polaroid? And what do you love or hate about it?

From negative to sunlight.Last weekend, during our cyanotype workshop, we created these digital negatives together with ...
23/05/2026

From negative to sunlight.

Last weekend, during our cyanotype workshop, we created these digital negatives together with the group and printed them afterwards using one of the oldest photographic printing processes.

Cyanotype is simple, but never boring.
You take an image, turn it into a negative, place it on prepared paper, expose it under UV light, wash it with water, and slowly the picture appears.

No screen.
No printer doing all the magic.
Just light, chemistry, paper, water, and patience.

The beautiful part is that every image changes during the process. A portrait becomes ghostly. A landscape becomes dreamy. A simple object starts to look like a memory from another planet.

This is why we love workshops like this.
People don’t just learn a technique. They start to understand photography with their hands.

They see how an image is built.
They see how time affects the result.
They see that mistakes are not always mistakes — sometimes they are the door to something better.

Thank you to everyone who joined, experimented, asked questions, exposed, washed, waited, and got a little bit blue with us.

More cyanotype and alternative printing workshops are coming soon.

Sunlight is also a darkroom, just with better weather.

Behind every roll, there is a pair of hands.For almost one year, our practicant Mila came to the studio every week and h...
22/05/2026

Behind every roll, there is a pair of hands.

For almost one year, our practicant Mila came to the studio every week and helped us cut, sleeve, and prepare the negatives of our customers.

Roll after roll.
Strip after strip.
Frame after frame.

This is one of the most quiet parts of the lab work.
No big drama, no loud machine, no shiny result on Instagram.
Just patience, attention, clean hands, and care.

And this is exactly why we fight so much for people to collect their negatives.

Because your negatives are not “the leftovers” after the scan.
They are the original.
They are the physical memory.
They are the small transparent proof that your image really existed in the world before becoming a file.

Someone developed them.
Someone dried them.
Someone scanned them.
Someone cut them.
Someone sleeved them.
Someone prepared them with care so they could come back to you safely.

Mila was part of that invisible chain of care.

So when we remind you to pick up your negatives, it is not because we want to be annoying.
It is because we know how much work, time, and attention lives inside every single roll.

Photography is not only the moment you press the shutter.
It is also everything that happens after.

Thank you Mila, for taking care of so many small memories with us.

And to our customers:
please collect your negatives.
They are yours. They matter.

Small things, big analog joy.At Berlin Photo Studio, we believe that even a package can feel like a little gift.That’s w...
21/05/2026

Small things, big analog joy.

At Berlin Photo Studio, we believe that even a package can feel like a little gift.

That’s why we’re always creating new stickers for our customers — small characters, little phrases, weird analog creatures, and tiny reminders to slow down, shoot film, and enjoy the process.

Every online order includes:

3 random Berlin Photo Studio stickers
1 keychain
Extra discounts for your next order
And sometimes a few little surprises

Because for us, an order is not just an order.
It’s a small connection between us and someone who loves film, cameras, prints, zines, darkroom, workshops, or simply the magic of holding something real in their hands.

Our stickers are like tiny postcards from our analog universe.
Coffee beans with cameras, garlic photographers, rabbits shooting film, potatoes and octopuses making memories — strange little friends for your notebook, camera case, laptop, darkroom wall, or wherever you keep your creative chaos.

We make them because we like making people smile.
And because analog photography should feel playful too.

So next time you order from us, don’t be surprised if your package comes with a few extra friends inside.

Shoot analog. Collect stickers. Keep things weird.

Your film journey deserves little rewards along the way.At Berlin Photo Studio, we don’t want our Club Card to be just a...
19/05/2026

Your film journey deserves little rewards along the way.

At Berlin Photo Studio, we don’t want our Club Card to be just another piece of paper in your wallet.

We made it as a small ritual.
A way to say: we see you coming back, we see your curiosity, we see your process.

Every time you take part in the life of the studio, you collect stamps. Not only when you buy something, but also when you do things that keep analog photography alive.

You can get stamps when you:

Buy a film roll
Develop or scan your rolls
Join a workshop
Subscribe to the newsletter
Join an open call
Invite a friend who buys a roll
Buy a zine, print, or book
Collect your negatives

And yes, collecting your negatives counts too.
Because negatives are not trash. They are the roots of your images. The little analog fossils of your memories.

Every 5 stamps, you unlock a small gift.
A free scan, a discount, free development, prepaid voucher offers, a free studio roll, and finally: a limited-edition Berlin Photo Studio Loyal Card.

This is our way of making the process more playful, more human, and more connected.

Come by, grab your Club Card, collect your stamps, and slowly become part of the family.

Get stamps. Get film. Join the club.

Some films don’t try to be perfect.They just feel right.Introducing Kodak Eastman 5297 (100 ISO) — a motion picture film...
15/04/2026

Some films don’t try to be perfect.
They just feel right.

Introducing Kodak Eastman 5297 (100 ISO) — a motion picture film with soft grain, natural tones, and a timeless cinematic look.

It captures light in a quiet way:
gentle contrasts, subtle colors, and that nostalgic softness you can’t fake.

Perfect for:

• portraits with emotion
• everyday moments
• storytelling with depth

It’s not about sharpness.
It’s about feeling.

Available now at Berlin Photo Studio
https://f.mtr.cool/qkzalmlnau



Some films don’t just capture light…they shape the mood.Introducing Eterna 8563 / Fujifilm Eterna 250D — a cinematic fil...
13/04/2026

Some films don’t just capture light…
they shape the mood.

Introducing Eterna 8563 / Fujifilm Eterna 250D — a cinematic film stock with soft tones, muted colors, and that subtle, filmic feeling you usually only see in movies.

Perfect for:

• overcast days
• urban scenes
• storytelling frames
• quiet moments

It doesn’t scream.
It whispers.

And that’s exactly why it feels so real.

Available now at Berlin Photo Studio
https://f.mtr.cool/uffisschui



Some films are clean.Some are perfect.And some… feel like memories.Introducing Kodak EXR 200T (5287) — a motion picture ...
11/04/2026

Some films are clean.
Some are perfect.

And some… feel like memories.

Introducing Kodak EXR 200T (5287) — a motion picture film with soft contrast, subtle grain, and that unmistakable cinematic look.

Shot in daylight, it shifts into something unique:
cool tones, gentle highlights, and a mood that feels straight out of a film scene.

Perfect for:

• storytelling
• portraits with character
• everyday moments that deserve more depth

This is not about perfection.
It’s about atmosphere.

Available now at Berlin Photo Studio
https://f.mtr.cool/joniykpdkr



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