Lab vs Home Processing
When it comes to developing film, there are two options available: sending it to a lab or processing it yourself...
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Analog Film
What Size Scans Do You Need?
Regular scans are adequate for most photography, but high resolution scans are necessary for specialized applications, primarily for those that...
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Benefits of Shooting Slide Film
Shooting slide film has a number of perks that make it an attractive option for photographers of all skill levels....
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Analog Film
Why Shoot Film in 2023?
As digital cameras continue to improve, you may be questioning whether you should continue shooting film in the new year....
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Why You Might Want High Resolution Scans
When shooting, we do it with the intent to get the best possible end result. When print film was first...
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Pushing Vision 3 Film
Maybe you do not have a higher ISO film stock on hand or maybe you want to try something new...
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Understanding the Difference Between B&W and Mono Film
B&W or Mono film, which is better for me? The short answer? Both are great and you can not go...
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Kodak Vision 3 250D VS CineStill 400D
If you've been following film photography news lately, you've likely heard that CineStill has released their new 400D stock to...
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Analog Film
Finding the Right Film for Fall & Winter
As the days get shorter and the sun starts to hide itself more, us film photographers are forced to adapt...
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Which Kodak Portra Stock Is Right For You?
If you're into film then you must have heard of Kodak Portra. There's a reason why they are the standard...
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SLR camera
Weathering the Storm of Expensive Film Cameras
The unfortunate reality: film is popular again, making the gear more expensive than recent years. Wondering how to get into...
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Analog Film
Consumer vs. Pro Film Stocks: What's the Difference?
We've all been there: you're at the store (or online), and you're looking for a new film to try. You...
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Understanding Expired Film
Unfortunately, the film does not stay fresh forever. If you look at the box, you will see an expiration date....
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Analog Film
How to Shoot Film Without a Light Meter: The Sunny 16 Rule
We've all been there: you just got a new camera and it doesn't have a light meter (or you don't...
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Using Motion Picture Film for Still Photography
These days, it can be difficult to find color negative film, especially in 35mm format. Consequently, many photographers have been...
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3 Tips for Shooting Film at Night Without a Flash
One of the toughest times to capture on film is at night. Regardless of what your subject is, if you don't...
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Analog Film
How is Indisposable Different?
If you're getting into film photography, it's easy to be overwhelmed by the amount of film labs offering to develop...
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Should You Keep Your Negatives?
When you’re first getting into film photography you may notice a lot of people talking about their “negatives”. What are...
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Analog Film
How to Pick a Film to Use
You may find yourself wanting to go out and shoot, but you're blocked by one thing: what film should I...
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Analog Film
How to Pick the Perfect Camera For You!
Are you new to film and looking for the perfect entry-level camera but don’t know where to start? Don’t stress—...
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35mm
Getting the Most Out of Your Disposable Camera
Whether it’s a disposable camera or a reusable point and shoot camera, it’s a common occurrence that we have to...
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Real Film vs. Fake Film...Which do you prefer?
Real Film Vs. Fake Film...Which do you prefer?
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35mm
Which Disposable Camera Should I Buy?
If you're wondering which disposable camera is right for you give this a quick read! I will also link to...
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35mm
5 Reasons to Shoot on a Disposable Camera
5 reasons to start shooting on a disposable camera - try it, you'll like it!
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