LomoChrome Metropolis Film Review by Samantha Stortecky
Hello friends! I’m back with another fun film stock review: Lomography LomoChrome Metropolis. Now that it’s summer and we can start getting outside and enjoying the warm weather...
How to Shoot 35mm Panoramic Images with the Pentax 67 by David Rose
Have you ever seen panoramic 35mm photographs exposed edge-to-edge, including the sprocket holes, and wondered how you might be able to create that effect...
Different Ways to Shoot and Develop Ilford HP5 B&W Film by Jennifer Stamps
When it comes to black and white film photography, my go-to is always Ilford HP5 Plus. My love for this film stock started in 2018 when I decided to shoot one roll of it in my Olympus OM-1...
Shooting Super 8 Movies: Filmmaking Techniques to Make You a Pro by Jen Golay
So you’ve bought your new-to-you Super 8 camera after reading What You Need to Know Before Buying a Super 8 Camera, and you’ve gotten started thanks to...
SIWF Insiders is Open! And the Film Soup Module is Live!
SIWF Insiders is out of beta, and it officially reopened this week. SIWF Insiders is all about education, community, and inspiration. You’ll get a new film photography course...
5 Film Photography Mistakes to Avoid by John Adams III
Film photography is all about making mistakes and learning from them. With so many moving parts - from the unlimited camera choices, to metering, to developing...
Trichromatic Photography: Using B&W Film to Create Color Images by Amy Berge
The process of trichrome photography is not new. In fact, it appears to be the original way photographers created color photos when black and white film was the only option...
Top 3 Photo Books for Black and White Landscapes on Film by James Baturin
When I look at my journey into film photography, it really all started with being inspired by the work of others, and saying, “I want to create images like THAT...
Polaroid and Instax Instant Film Comparison by Samantha Stortecky
If you are like me, instant cameras and film are some of the best parts of shooting film. You can take a picture, and have it printed in a matter of minutes...
15 Resources for Developing Your Own Film
There are so many benefits to developing your own film. Not only can it be cost saver over sending film out to a lab, it also gives you more control over your images and frees..
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