Learn Film Photography
With Us
We tried digital once.
But it didn’t work out.
We started out as journalists and fell in love with film back when it all started to die off. Since it’s hard to find good information online, we’ve had to learn it all the hard way. Now we’re dedicated to becoming one of the best, fastest-growing film photography blogs on the Internet, so nobody has to learn the magic of film the way we had to!
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We’ve made a thousand mistakes so you don’t have to
Shoot
Learn how to get the best results when shooting film. Our favorite film stocks, books, cameras, lenses, and inspiration.
Develop
Tried and true guides to developing film. From using the right developing chems to the tools and techniques that make film unique.
Scan & Print
Darkroom setups, tips and tricks, scanning, and alternative processes that’ll make your images stand out on Instagram
Does the Enlarger’s Lens Aperture Matter?
Printing high-quality images in the darkroom requires a lot of knowledge. But does the enlarger lens and aperture really make a difference?
How Long does Fixer Last? Everything there is to know about fixing film
Have you ever found your film came out cloudy or milky in appearance? Chances are your fixer solution went bad. Here’s how to fix it!
The misunderstood art of film agitation
Film agitation is as much of an art as taking the photos in the first place. Get your developing game to the next level by learning agitation.
5 Photo books That’ll Make You a Better film Phographer
Film Photographers Dorothea Lange, Dave Heath, Trent Parke, Hengki Koentjoro, and Michel Campeau all walk into a bar. Here’s what they said.
Is Film Photography Worth it in 2021?
Not too long ago, film photography was a dying medium. But it’s coming back with a vengence in 2021, but it’s still not perfect for everyone.
How to Get Fantastic Results with Kodak Gold
Kodak Gold is 90% as good as Portra, but with none of the associated pretension. Here’s how to get fantastic results with my favorite film.
the Definitive Guide to Ilford Delta 3200
Ilford Delta 3200 is perfect for low-light photography. It has the widest exposure latitude of any film, and a beautiful grain structure.
How to choose the right black and white film for every situation
When you’re new to photography, choosing the right B&W roll is daunting. Here’s what I’ve learned about choosing the right film for the job.
How Lomography Keeps Making Film in the Digital Era
There’s a lot of risk in building a film and camera manufacturing company out of the rubble left behind by the digital photography revolution.
What’s the best Developer for Pushing or Pulling Tri-X?
Tri-X is the most popular B&W film stock, making up as much as 80% of all films sold. So what’s the best way to develop it at home?
