Articles about film photography. Learn how to load 35mm film, how to fix common camera errors, how to develop film, and much more.
In the film category we cover 35mm film, 120mm film, black and white negative film, and color negative film along with a variety of cameras including: Nikon F Series Cameras, Mamiya and Medium Format Cameras, Polaroid, Pentax, and others.
We also have film comparisons and reviews to help you learn about various analog film stocks that you might like to work with.
When it comes to shooting film, the most versatile film stocks are usually the most well-known. With that being said daylight film stocks, specifically Fujifilm’s Superia X-TRA 400, are some of the most widely-usable on the market because they have such a wide exposure latitude. Fujicolor Supiera X-TRA 400 is one of the most affordable, […]
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Nothing is better than a movie plus your favorite snacks to chill out at night. With tons of videos to watch on the Internet, we saved your picking time and concluded an inspiration list of 8 photography documentaries to watch on Netflix. You’ll find out how powerful the silence is. 1. Tales by Light Video: […]
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Learning how to load film into your Mamiya RZ67 is one of the first, and most important things you will need to learn to if you want to start using your camera. It can be a bit intimidating at first – in part because the sheer size of the camera, but also just beginner’s nerves. […]
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Fujifilm issued a statement earlier today announcing a “worldwide price revision” for their films and photographic papers. Minimum increase of 30% for Color Negative Film, Color Reversal Film, Quick Snap, and Control Strips Minimum increase of “a double-digit percentage” for all photographic paper Price increase effective from April 1, 2019 onward Fujifilm cites rising costs […]
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Everyone knows about Polaroid cameras and their timeless, instant photos! But what many people don’t know is how many different models of Polaroid cameras there are and how each model is unique in its own way! For example, many people are familiar with the Polaroid Sun 600 Camera or the acclaimed Polaroid Sx-70 Land Camera, but may […]
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Finding new film stocks is always one of the best feelings because you get that experience of shooting a certain film for the first time again and it truly is a feeling like no other. For one you don’t really know what your results will look like, especially when you’re shooting with Psychedelic Blues Film […]
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Photo: © Eastman Kodak Company This week, Kodak announced the Kodak Visitor Center in Rochester, New York. This physical location was created to ‘celebrate Kodak’s far-reaching impact on science, technology, culture and the accomplishments of its employees – past and present‘. Learn about Kodak’s history through interactive exhibits, historical artifacts, and fun events Visit the Ugly […]
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Finding the best film stock that’s perfect for you is always hard, especially when there are plenty of different options. And although there may be a plethora of options; they are not always accessible and easy to get your hands on. Black and white film stocks are relatively easy to come by and many of […]
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Earlier this year in June, Cinestill announced their new developing solution for black-and-white film – DF96 “Developer&Fix” B&W Monobath, Single-Step Solution. This incredible new product claimed that it would be able to develop your black-and-white film negatives using one solution and it would only take 6 minutes or less. Well, good news – Cinestill wasn’t […]
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As some of you may know, Eastman Kodak Co. & Kodak Alaris recently announced the re-introduction of their world-famous Ektachrome film stocks in 35mm, Super 8 film, and 16mm film stocks. Consumers everywhere have already started raving about the film stock that so many renown photographers have praised over the years including Spike Lee and […]
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