Shooting Film on a Budget: Black and White Films Under $10 by Taylor Blanchard
While we all love to complain about the price of film, and the cost of film photography is the subject of plenty of memes, there is still a wide selection...
New Lucky 200 Film Review: Color, Latitude, and Low-Light Performance by Raufan Yusup
Lucky isn’t new to the film photography world. They’ve actually been around for quite a long time. But recently, they’ve made a comeback with...
Reflections on Film Photography by Hansel Ong
It is easy to bypass film photography for the technological edge of digital. Having unlimited rolls of “film” liberates the photographer from waste and mental pressure...
Polaroid Film Photography: The Look, the Process, and the Magic by Angela Izzo
What I love most about shooting with Polaroids is the instant gratification of getting a print the moment you take the photo. I love how...
Canon AE-1 Program Review: A Beginner-Friendly 35mm Film Classic by Kate Bunting
During one of my many episodes of trying to find something I’ve misplaced around my house, I stumbled on a Canon AE-1 Program...
Top 10 Film Photography Tutorials of 2025!
The yearly roundup is here! We gathered up some of our most popular film photography tutorials from the last 12 months. Thank you so much...
The Only One of Its Kind: Voigtlander Bessa R4M Review by Tyler Mattas
Early last year, I walked into a local camera shop and was surprised to see a somewhat uncommon (particularly in a US brick-and-mortar store...
Making a Photo Book: Lessons Learned by Lars Kemnitz
In our digital world, we spend so much time looking at images on screens that creating something tangible—something you can actually hold...
An Overview of Pinhole Film Photography: Exposure, Reciprocity, & 6 Cameras I Love by Alec Pain
I find pinhole photography to be very therapeutic – it slows you down, time is slowed down, the images aren’t just an instant...
I’m Making a Documentary About Film Photography. Here’s How You Can Help by Henry Thong
This post may contain affiliate links. If you click on a link and make a purchase, Shoot It With Film may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you.Written by Henry Thong When I bought my first 35mm...












