Experimenting with Motion Picture Film: The Celluloid Collective Review by Katya Rowny
I will start by admitting I was influenced. I saw Eclectachrome’s video a few months ago where she was shooting a film I had never heard...
B&W Film Comparison: Are Kentmere 400, Rollei RPX 400, & AgfaPhoto APX 400 the Same Film? by Taylor Blanchard
Last summer, Marc and I trekked to Brooklyn Film Camera on a long weekend visit. While someone in front of me was deciding between Portra 400...
How Low Can You Go? Exploring Low ISO Films by Taylor Blanchard
A local film and photography shop in Charlotte, Photo Outfitters, publishes a zine dedicated to analog photography. The focus of their third...
Top 10 Film Photography Tutorials of 2024!
To close out 2024, we wanted to take a look back at some of our top film photography tutorials for the year...
Using High ISO B&W Film: Ilford Delta 3200 and Kodak T-MAX P3200 by Taylor Blanchard
The versatility of 400 ISO films also makes them the most popular – providing a wide exposure latitude for a variety of shooting conditions...
Lomography Black & White Film Guide by Jennifer Stamps
Lomography has a very special place in my heart. My very first film camera in the digital age was a Lomography Diana and my first roll of film was...
Aurora 800 Film Review & Comparison with Lomography 800 by Katya Rowny
Being a film shooter living in the Pacific Northwest, I usually don’t shoot much film during the winter months. Unfortunately, that could mean...
Why Fuji Pro 400H Might Be My Favorite Color Film by Drew Evans
I’m ready to come clean and admit it: Fuji Pro 400H is my favorite color negative film stock. These days, it’s much harder to come by after...
7 Lesser-known Color Film Stocks Worth Trying by Taylor Blanchard
Whether you're a new or seasoned film photographer, when you think of color film, the names Kodak or Fuji most likely come to mind...
3 Great Film Stocks for Winter! by Jen Golay
Winter often gets overlooked when it comes to photography. For the most part, we associate summer with our cameras at the beach or on vacation...
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