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Learn to Shoot Film: Tips & Tutorials

Black and white film image - Kodak Tri-X vs T-Max by Taylor Blanchard on Shoot It With Film

Kodak Tri-X 400 vs Kodak T-MAX 400: Battle of Kodak’s B&W Giants by Taylor Blanchard

If you’re like me, you may gravitate to a certain film stock for a host of reasons that you no longer remember. When I got back into film...

Camera and a light meter - Top Light Meters for Film Photographers by Jen Golay on Shoot It With Film

5 Best Handheld Light Meters for Film Photography by Jen Golay

One of the most essential pieces of equipment for film photographers has to be a handheld light meter. In order to make a good exposure...

Medium format b&w film image of a golf course - Ilford Pan F Plus Review on Shoot It With Film

Ilford Pan F Plus 50 Review: A Perfect B&W Film for Sunny Days by James Baturin

Last week, I decided to take my Hasselblad 500CM out with me on the golf course. After all, why not live my best life by combining...

Watercolor Polaroids Mixed Media Art by Jennifer Stamps on Shoot It With Film

Polaroid Art Project: Adding Watercolor Paint to Polaroids by Jennifer Stamps

Over the past few years, I’ve been experimenting with my film prints – including my Polaroids – by adding layers of art to the prints...

An image of the Seahorse 830 case from Evergreen- Seahorse 830 Protective Camera Case Review on Shoot It With Film

Seahorse 830 Protective Camera Case: A Tough & Versatile Pelican Alternative

If you're traveling with a lot of gear this summer, a protective hard case for your camera equipment is a great investment. It will...

The Olympus XA2 - Olympus XA2 Point and Shoot Film Camera Review on Shoot It With Film

Olympus XA2 Point & Shoot Film Camera Review by Katya Rowny

I have to be honest, I am biased, I absolutely love the Olympus XA2. I have owned this point and shoot film camera for close to five years...

The Konica Auto S 35mm rangefinder film camera

Bringing a Vintage Rangefinder Back to Life: A Review of the Konica Auto S by Daniel Keefe

When my aunt passed away a few years ago, one of my assigned responsibilities was to clean out her condominium crawl space...

Film soup image on 35mm film - How to Edit Film Soup by Sara Johansen on Shoot It With Film

How to Edit Film Soup Images by Sara Johansen

One of the main reasons I shoot film is to have little to no editing, and thanks to my amazing lab, I rarely ever have to do any editing to my film scans...

35mm film image with the Minolta Maxxum 7000 - Minolta Maxxum 7000 Review by Taylor Blanchard on Shoot It With Film

Minolta Maxxum 7000: An Underrated 35mm Film Camera That Won’t Break the Bank by Taylor Blanchard

In the summer of 2021, my stepmother gave me her late father’s Minolta Maxxum 7000, complete with two zoom lenses, bag, flash, and a manual...

Summer image on Revolog Kolor - Best Film to Shoot in the Summer by Jen Golay on Shoot It With Film

3 Great Film Stocks for Summer! by Jen Golay

Summertime was made for shooting film! Everyone is going on vacation or to the beach or to the amusement park or having backyard parties...