Delve into the riveting world of black-and-white cinema with these timeless classics that continue to captivate audiences ...

Black and white film photography can challenge even professional photographers. ... without having to always rely on my camera's built-in light meter to know what shutter speed and aperture to set.

Considering only live-action films presented entirely or almost entirely without color, and released in or after 1970, here are the 25 best modern movies made in black and white.

More than 50 years have passed since the Oscar categories honoring color and black-and-white cinematography merged — and in that time, 1993's "Schindler's List" has been the only film of the ...

By the mid-1960s, shooting your film in black and white was already becoming a stylistic choice.Fighting against the pull of the monochromatic little television boxes that were more and more ...

The last time a black-and-white film won a cinematography Oscar was in 1994, when Polish cinematographer Janusz Kaminski won the category for lensing Steven Spielberg’s haunting Schindler’s List.

Each roll of 35mm black-and-white film can produce 36 pictures and should run you about $5. There’s a chance you’ll totally ruin at least one roll by accident, so buy a couple at a time. Tri-X 400 ...

ANOTHER GOOD OPTION Kodak T-Max . Kodak T-Max 400 Black and White Film, 35mm, 36 exposures. Price: $10.99 Buy Now . A newer film than its Tri-relative, Tmax was introduced in the 1980s as a film ...

Lower-speed films with a rating of 100 typically aren’t as sensitive to light and have finer grain and work best when shot on sunny days, mid-range films in the 400 speed range are good for overcast ...

A story about racism, injustice and a real-life murder trial that made headlines in Australia in the late 1950s, "Black and White" contains all the ingredients for a hard-hitting, attention ...