5 Underrated Film Cameras for 2023
You’ve heard about legendary Leicas, Hasselblads, and Contax cameras. But there are still hundreds of incredible film cameras that can still be found at rock-bottom prices
Beginner
Long-form guides and posts geared towards new film photographers. These are typically helpful guides that will give the best basic information for anyone starting out.
How to capture sharper images on film indoors
Capturing photos indoors on film is very difficult. Here are the top 5 ways to capture sharper images indoors.
What makes a film stock professional?
What makes a film stock professional? Other than the higher price tag on the box, there are many factors that make professional films different from consumer film stocks.
How can I become a better film photographer? 7 Tips for beginners
Here are the top 7 tips for becoming a better film photographer in 2023. Once you start to understand how film photography works, it opens up many new doors and avenues to explore.
Do you need a darkroom to develop film?
Luckily, you don’t need a darkroom to start developing film at home. Here are the tools you need to get started developing film — even in the daylight.
Is a shutter release necessary for film photography?
Here is why a shutter release may be the best film photography accessory you ever buy, and how to use them to create awesome photos.
Sunny 16: Get Perfect Exposure Settings Without a Light Meter
Do you need a light meter to get a perfect exposure? Some camera meters don’t work as well with age, and light meters can be too slow to use. Here’s how to get perfect exposures without a light meter.
What is the best type of medium format camera for beginners?
How do you choose the perfect medium format camera for you? In this article, we’ll go over the different cameras that exist, and discover what they do best.
How do I choose the right ISO for film photography
Here is the thought process that I go through when deciding which ISO film speed to load into my camera when going out and capturing photos.
Should I develop film at home?
Developing film at home is one of the biggest steps that proves you’re serious about film photography. It’s fun, cheap, and easy to get started developing at home.