Mobile Mondays: Three useful apps for film photographers
It’s a great time to be a film photographer today because you get the best of both worlds. You can enjoy the slow process and
It’s a great time to be a film photographer today because you get the best of both worlds. You can enjoy the slow process and
Getting the exposure right when shooting at night is one of the most challenging aspects of film photography. You only have a limited number of
When I’m not writing for Photofocus, I spend a lot of time working in a photo lab. I’ve scanned negatives older than my grandpa. Slides
Been shooting 35mm film for quite some time now? You must be wondering if it’s about time for you to step up to medium format film. It’s
Working with flash is tricky, and it’s definitely not for every photography genre or style. But, it’s even more challenging when you’re doing film photography
Been shooting film for some time? There’s a great chance that you’ve already accumulated a big collection of film negatives. Whatever you do, don’t throw
There’s no doubt that despite film stock discontinuations, film photography continues to be alive. Interestingly, it’s still possible to come across and shoot with unique, albeit rare
If you shoot film on the side, among the most useful skills you can learn is digitizing your negatives. Thinking of home developing? You will
Have you been doing film photography for quite some time now? Chances are, you’re ready to either upgrade your gear or invest in useful accessories.
Are you a film photographer thinking of getting into home developing? It’s only one part of the equation. You’ll also need to do the scanning
One of the popular topics that continue to circulate around film photography circles is overexposing to achieve certain effects. Some say there are instances where
When I rediscovered film photography, among the wonders that I got quickly fascinated with was double exposures. Multiple exposures, even. It was something that I