How to Develop Film in Beer: Beerenol Tutorial by Jennifer Stamps
Running out of developer? Want to try something new? Have a can of beer your friend left over that you don’t like and don’t want to drink?
RETO 3D 35mm Film Camera Review by Jen Golay
I took my first post-lockdown trip earlier this summer to visit Chicago. Central Camera was just down the street from our Airbnb, so of course, I had to visit!
Exposing Both Sides of Your Film: EBS Technique by Amy Berge
A while back on Instagram, I ran across an experimental film photography technique of exposing both sides of a roll of film, also called EBS...
Indisposable Review: A Modern Film Lab
We recently got the chance to test out Indisposable, a film lab that specializes in disposable cameras and takes a bit of a different approach to how to buy and develop your film...
11 Amazing Film Photographers Share Their Best Tips for Shooting Film by John Adams
Here at Shoot it with Film, our entire mission is to be a source of education, creativity, and collaboration to the analog photography community. When I first got into photography...
Bergger Pancro 400 B&W Film Review by James Baturin
It’s no secret to film photographers that the cost of film is on the rise these days. And so when on my latest online film order I saw that the cost of my beloved...
Creating Beautiful Portraits on Kodak Ektar 100 by Alicia Bruce
Ask any analog photographer which film they recommend for portraits, and you’re bound to hear the same names over and over again: Kodak Portra 400, Fuji 400H, etc...
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...
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