Ilford FP4 Plus Black & White Film Review by James Baturin
When I think of faster film speeds, “versatility” is not the first word that comes to mind. On the one hand, they are generally the sharpest film stocks around with...
Kodak Tri-X: Why I Love It & Why You Should Too by Neil Milton
Turning to street photography in 2006, my first photos of any merit were taken on Leica's first digital rangefinder, the M8...
CineStill BwXX: A Newfound Love by Drew Evans
Back when I started my film journey, I was quickly enamored with the grainy looks and the pastel hues that photographers were able to capture...
CineStill 800T vs Portra 400 Pushed One Stop by John Adams III
I recently completed a shoot in New York where I didn’t know how the lighting would be until I arrived. As I made my way to the shoot location in...
Arista EDU Ultra 400 B&W Film Review by James Baturin
In the never ending pursuit to shoot film on a budget, I decided to give Arista EDU Ultra 400 black and white film a try...
Kodak T-Max vs Ilford Delta vs Fuji Acros: Is The More Expensive B&W Film Stock Worth It? by Temi Lawson
Is expensive film stock always worth the money? Well, that is up to the photographer’s sentiment. Recently, I took a trip to my local film store...
Best B&W Films for Landscape Photography by James Baturin
Landscape photography is a great way to use your camera to slow down and see the world around you in a new way. It’s the beauty of the outdoor landscape...
Lomography Lady Gray and Berlin Kino Film Stock Comparison by Jennifer Stamps
Lomography was my step into film in the digital age. Well, I should say Urban Outfiters was (where I purchased my first Lomography camera...
Arista EDU Ultra 100 B&W Film Review by Amy Elizabeth
I decided to take the plunge and try some Arista films when Kodak and Ilford prices started creeping north. With Arista EDU Ultra 100 at less than...
Top Ten Film Photography Tutorials of 2021!
Happy New Year! We've come to the end of 2021, and, today, we're rounding up our top film photography tutorials from the last 12 months...