The Internet’s Simplest Guide to Developing B&W Film at Home
The perfect guide for anyone getting into film photography. This short and simple guide goes over what you need in every step of the process.
HDR DSLR scans vs. single-image scans: can you see the difference?
The benefit of scanning film with a DSLR camera is the increased sharpness and dynamic range. But does a single image capture enough detail?
How to load plastic Paterson reels without ruining your film
The first question after buying a Paterson developing tank is how to load these things. Here’s what I’ve learned from using plastic reels.
Paterson Developing Tank review: are they worth buying?
Paterson developing tanks have incredible value and will serve most photographers throughout their entire film photography career. Here’s why.
Japan Camera Hunter StreetPan 400 Review
Japan Camera Hunter StreetPan 400 is my favorite film these days. The moody, contrasty, film stock captures images just like classic Tri-X
Everything Scientists Know about Making Negatives Last Generations
Most commercial film will start to degrade within 40 years. Here’s everything we know about making film last as long as possible.
Is Fuji Pro 400H gone forever? Final shipment coming, local retailer says
Shipping delays mean that there is still one final shipment of Fuji Pro 400H in 120 format to hit the North American market. When it makes it, is currently anyone’s guess.
Canon EOS 630 Review: a cheap, feature-packed film SLR
The Canon EOS 630 may just be the best deal in 35mm film photography right now. This feature-packed camera holds up to modern day standards.
What film stocks should I give a photographer as a gift?
Finding the right film stock to give is hard — especially if you want to keep the gift a secret. Here are the best films to give as gifts.
Do I need to use a stop bath when developing or printing film?
In most cases, it’s necessary to use a stop bath when developing film and prints to maintain the integrity of the fixer solution.