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Bang Bang Geng at Publika Shopping Gallery

Name: Bang Bang Geng at Publika Shopping Gallery
Address: Lot 15-20 Level G1, Publika Shopping Gallery, No 1, Jalan Dutamas 1, Solaris Dutamas, Kuala Lumpur, 50480, MY
Telephone: +60362119025
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Getting here directions
1. Park at Level G1 and as close to CARS International car wash. Walk to BIG supermarket check out counters.

Film Photography Gallery and Hobby Shop

Bang Bang Geng (202003257719)
Lot 15-20 Level G1
Publika Shopping Gallery
No 1 Jalan Dutamas 1
Solaris Dutamas
50480 KL

Pintu Green Zone, Block B1-B2, Level G1 Enter into the aircondition area past the glass doors and you will see the shop
2. Behind the BOOST Juice stall is a travelator going down. Take travelator and at the end of the ride, you will see the shop.

18/07/2026

Guys/gals, give it a try.

17/07/2026

Global consumers purchased an estimated 25 million to 30 million rolls of photographic film in 2025. This sustained demand reflects a significant analog revival, driven largely by younger generations and hobbyists embracing classic 35mm and medium-format photography.

Key Market Statistics
Annual Volume: Over 25 million rolls of film are consumed globally each year, marking a 35% increase since 2021.
Manufacturing Numbers: Film roll manufacturing output has increased by more than 22% among major global suppliers to meet this demand.

Regional Sales Distribution:
Asia-Pacific: Surpassed 8.5 million rolls sold in recent years, heavily driven by Japan.
Europe: Consumed approximately 6.4 million rolls.
North America: Sold over 5.2 million rolls, with 35mm film accounting for about 60% of regional usage.

Top Performing Stocks
Color Film: Color negative film accounts for the largest share, with over 11 million rolls sold globally. Popular entry-level stocks like Kodak Gold 200 and premium stocks like Kodak Portra 400 have seen massive sales growth.
Black & White: Ilford HP5 Plus remains the best-selling black-and-white stock worldwide.

FILM PHOTOGRAPHY is mainstream and no longer a trendy thing, with a guesstimate half a billion film photos posted annually. It kind of lost its wow factor of 2010 (Film is Not Dead era)

Source : Google Gemini

29/06/2026

NOTICE :

Please take note that this Thursday (2nd July 2026), uncle’s shop is close for the day.

Shop reopens on Friday 3rd.

Apologies for any inconvenience caused.

13/06/2026

Thanks to Nadia for giving permission to share her photos.

Which film do you like when shooting at ASA1600? Haa haa..

One set of 3 is shot with Trix400 while the other set of 3 is shot with TMax P3200.

Both rolls developed and scanned the same way.

.nadia

08/06/2026

After so many days of cloudy days, rainy days today the sun came out.

So out comes my infra red camera loaded with Ilford SFX200. A couple of photos shot this morning between 9.30am and 10.30am.

Infra red just makes some of the scenes I normally ignore worth capturing. Infra red photography makes some of them look so dreamy.

NB. I formatted the photos for Instagram.

06/06/2026

ORPHAN PHOTOS - needing your help to track down the owners

Hi people, I bought a set of negatives that are still in good condition. The sleeve said they came from Kedai Gambar Tate Photo located in SEA Park, Petaling Jaya, Selangor.

The Mercedes 220D (W115) has license plate BAA 77. I cannot find the license plate of the coupe.

I am hoping the 2 boys who would be warga emas today can come collect these negatives. Very very precious memories la. Of course the later generations of this family can come collect too as it’s family legacy.

Thanks kindly in advance for your help people.

NB. Lots more photos inside negatives and photos formatted for IG posting.

29/05/2026

This morning I made many mistakes and ended only 2 photos with whole roll. I need to wind my roll the way per previous owner but I forgot, so lost many frames - unexposed.

Anyway, hope these photos can continue to motivate you to shoot infrared.

Images captured on Ilford SFX200.

25/05/2026

2 of my customers who are expert at shooting infra-red have convinced me to shoot infra-red during these very hot days.

These are my humble shots taken this morning between 9am and 10am.

Film used is Ilford SFX200. It’s not a true infra-red film but it can capture the low end of the infra-red spectrum.

Hope some of you will also shoot infra-red and shoot portraiture so background don’t look like Malaysia.

22/05/2026

In film photography, color science refers to the chemical and physical processes that capture, interpret, and reproduce color. It is entirely analog, relying on multiple emulsion layers, dyes, and chemical development.

3. Color Negative vs. Color Reversal (Slide)

How a film renders your image heavily depends on the type of film stock you choose:

* Color Negative Film (e.g., Kodak Portra, Fujifilm Superia): These films invert the colors and tones, creating an orange mask (to adjust for dye imperfections). They are incredibly forgiving of overexposure and are heavily favored for portraiture due to their soft, natural skin tone reproduction.

* Color Reversal Film (e.g., Kodak Ektachrome, Fujifilm Velvia): Also known as slide film, this process yields a direct positive image. It possesses incredibly high contrast, vibrant saturation, and a sharp, punchy look, though it requires precise exposure.

4. The "Film Look" and Look Development
The unique "color science" of iconic film stocks is why many photographers still shoot film or emulate it digitally today. Each manufacturer's chemical recipe dictates its distinct personality:

* Kodak is generally known for its warm, golden tones and soft, highly accurate skin tone reproduction.
* Fujifilm is historically recognized for its vibrant greens, deep blues, and a slightly cooler, magenta-leaning aesthetic.

Because color film is an organic, chemical medium, it reacts to light in fundamentally different ways than digital sensors, offering a unique dynamic range and highlight roll-off that can be difficult to replicate perfectly through digital post-processing alone.

Why Brands Look Different (“in digital photography”)
Every manufacturer has their own "secret sauce" when it comes to color science. This often dictates what photographers gravitate toward:
* Canon: Renowned for glowing, natural skin tones and reddish-orange warmth.
* Sony: Known for clinical, highly accurate, and neutral colors.
* Fujifilm: Celebrated for film-simulation modes and organic, cinematic color styles straight out of camera.
* Hasselblad: Often prized for incredibly smooth transitions and true-to-life 16-bit color depth.

Source : Google AI

12/05/2026

Hey people, it’s quite rare nowadays to see a film photography exhibition in Malaysia.

However there is one running now at Hin Bus Station.

All photos except 2 were shot on 67.

Go see it.

The photographer who is also a model is based in New York.

Good Morning Exhibition by Danny ends 17th May 2026.

Address

Lot 15-20 Level G1, Publika Shopping Gallery, No 1, Jalan Dutamas 1, Solaris Dutamas
Kuala Lumpur
50480

Opening Hours

Monday	11:00 - 20:00
Tuesday	11:00 - 20:00
Wednesday	11:00 - 20:00
Thursday	11:00 - 20:00
Friday	11:00 - 20:00
Saturday	11:00 - 20:00
Sunday	11:00 - 20:00

Telephone

+60362119025

Website

http://www.bangbanggeng.com/

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