How To Meter For Film Photography by Sarah Collier
Metering. It’s the one thing that your film photography lives and dies by, and, yet, pop into any film group on Facebook, and it won’t be long until you see someone say...
Experimental At Home Film Session by Tula Q
Lately, I am loving how experimental processes can help me evoke not just a visual but a feeling of a moment. Since my goal for 2018 was to shoot at home more...
Instagram Roundup: Captivating Portraits
We saw the most stunning portraits on the Shoot It With Film Instagram page this week. Portraits full of dynamic lighting, unique framing, and beautiful story-telling...
How To Shoot Kodak Gold 200
Kodak Gold 200 is a versatile consumer 35mm film with low grain and saturated colors. It has a wide exposure latitude but does look best with a lot of light. Try rating between 160-200 and metered for the shadows or...
Creative Portrait Session by Erin Scabuzzo
I was thrilled to photograph lovely and super creative Ashley, the creative director and sous chef of Fig + Forgage LA. Since she is at home in nature...
Instagram Roundup: Vibrant Colors
There are so many different looks you can achieve with film. Each film and technique opens up a world of possibilities. This week on the Shoot It With Film Instagram feed...
Hack Your Holga To Shoot 35mm Panoramic Sprocket Images by Jennifer Stamps
Love the look of sprockets? Yes, me too. I almost bought a sprocket-rocket, but since I'm on a hiatus from buying cameras in 2018, I decided to do a little do-it-yourself hack...
Savannah Travel Session by Jessica Love
We decided about two weeks ahead of time, when Ohio's winter seemed NEVER ENDING, to book this trip. We thought of doing a beach vacation we could drive to...
Instagram Roundup: Soft Film Light
That soft film light! Film adds a softness to light that often makes it feel more like a painting than a photograph. It can make magic out of harsh sunlight and turn dusk into a flood of pastels...
How To Shoot Kodak Ultramax 400 by Amy Elizabeth
Kodak Ultramax 400, also known as Kodak Max 400, is a versatile consumer film for 35mm cameras with a decent amount of saturation and grain...












