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    US Stock Futures Fall on Rising Bond Yields, AI Concerns●Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq Futures Fall Amid Rising Bond Yields, AI Concerns: KOD, SMMT, CLF, VKTX Stocks In Focus✉newsBusinessMarkets1 d ago

    Futures for the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq pointed lower as rising bond yields weighed on markets and investors grew uneasy about valuations tied to artificial intelligence. Single stocks Kodak, Summit Therapeutics, Cleveland-Cliffs and Viking Therapeutics were also flagged as ones to watch in the session ahead. Traders are watching whether yields keep climbing and how AI-exposed names hold up.

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    Black-and-white portrait of Laura shot on film in Austin●Laura • Austin, Texas, USA Rolleiflex 3.5 F • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2026 # FilmPhotography # Kodak # TriX # Camera # Film #MmastodonCultureFilm86 h ago

    A black-and-white portrait of a woman named Laura, taken in Austin, Texas, is drawing attention among film photography enthusiasts. The image was made with a Rolleiflex 3.5 F twin-lens reflex camera on Kodak Tri-X 400 medium-format film, showing her seated on stairs in downtown Austin. It highlights continued interest in analog photography and classic monochrome equipment.

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    Photographer converts Pentax MZ-5 to half-frame film●Composition tests shots after converting my #PentaxMZ5 to #halfframe #Pentax 50 1.4 #kodakgold 200 #composition #analogMmastodonCultureFilm28 h ago

    An analog photographer has converted a Pentax MZ-5 35mm camera to shoot in half-frame mode, sharing first composition test shots taken with a Pentax 50mm f/1.4 lens on Kodak Gold 200 film. The conversion doubles the number of exposures per roll and produces vertical 17.5mm frames, a niche modification popular among film photography enthusiasts experimenting with vintage gear.

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    Film photograph of stacked hay bales in Alberta●Stacked • Plamondon, Alberta, Canada Rolleiflex SL66 • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2026 # FilmPhotography # Kodak # TriX # CameraMmastodonCultureFilm71 d ago

    A black-and-white photograph of stacked hay bales on the prairie near Plamondon, Alberta, has been shared with film photography enthusiasts. The image was shot on a Rolleiflex SL66 medium format camera using Kodak Tri-X 400 film. It is being appreciated for its classic analog look and its depiction of rural Canadian prairie scenery.

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    Film photographer shares light-leaked shots from Leica M3●📷️️️️️️️️ # leica m3 w/50mm summicron 🎞️ light leaked -- or something went wrong during dev -- # kodak vision3 250d # anMmastodonCultureFilm31 d ago

    A photographer shooting with a Leica M3 and 50mm Summicron on Kodak Vision3 250D motion picture film has shared results marred by light leaks, or possibly a development error. They are still sorting out which step of the analog process went wrong. The post joins ongoing film photography communities where shooters regularly compare notes on developing cinema stock and diagnosing exposure faults.

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    Analog photographer shares 2022 Alsace shots on film●Alsace 2022 CVIIIL by __Daniele__ https:// tmblr.co/Z7VXvxk1pPT3Cq00 # analog # alzacja # alsace # leica # france # analMmastodonCultureFilm19 h ago

    Photographer __Daniele__ has released a 2022 photo series of Alsace, France, shot on 35mm film with a Leica M6 and Summicron lens using Kodak C41 color film. The images, shared via Flickr and reblogged on Tumblr, feature the Écomusée d'Alsace open-air museum in Ungersheim. Film photography enthusiasts are circulating the set within the analog community.

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    Film photographers share window reflection shots for WindowsOnWednesday●#Reflections on glass for #WindowsOnWednesday . 📷 Pentax K1000 🔘 Pentax M 135mm f/3.5 🎞️ Kodak Gold 200 (converted to B&MmastodonCultureArt34 h ago

    Film photography enthusiasts are posting shots of reflections on glass for the weekly WindowsOnWednesday theme, sharing images shot on analog gear such as the Pentax K1000 with a 135mm lens on Kodak Gold 200 film, converted to black and white. Subjects range from street scenes to trains, with participants using hashtags like BelieveInFilm and FilmIsNotDead to celebrate continued analog shooting.