Fuji Superia X-TRA 400 vs Kodak Ultramax 400 Film Stock Comparison by Amy Berge
It’s no secret I LOVE consumer films. I even use them for client work because I have so much love for their punchy colors, high contrast, chunky grain, and overall...
Lomography Potsdam Kino 100 Black and White Film Review by Jennifer Stamps
Lomography films…I have such a soft spot for them. I fell in love with analog photography using a Lomography Diana and Lomography film, so it’s no surprise that I keep...
How to Shoot Fuji Pro 400H by Samantha Stortecky
Fuji Pro 400H is a highly versatile film that commonly produces soft, neutral, pastel colors. It's classic pastel look and professional grade makes it a favorite for wedding and portrait...
B&W Film Stock Comparisons: Kodak Tri-X vs Ilford HP5 vs Kodak TMax by Amy Berge
It’s no secret I love black and white photography. When I was in high school photography class, it’s all we shot, developed, and enlarged. There’s something so pure about it;...
Ilford Ortho Plus 80 Film Stock Review by James Baturin
As a film photographer, there might be nothing more exciting than hearing of the release of a new film stock. Of course it means a new film to try, but...
Our Top Ten Film Photography Tutorials of 2019
As we wrap up 2019 and set our sights on 2020, we wanted to take a minute and share some of our most popular film photography tutorials from the past...
How to Shoot Rollei Retro 80S Black & White Film by Ivan Bernal Palli
I can't remember when I first came across Rollei Retro 80s. I guess I started using it between 2010 and 2012. I'd been using infrared film for a while, and...
Experiments in Shooting Expired Film by Brian Smith
I never had much interest in expired film as I was learning. I didn't want the unpredictability of it. But as I began to hone my film photography skills, I...
How to Shoot Kodak Portra 400 by Samantha Stortecky
Kodak Portra 400 is an extremely versatile professional film available in 35mm and 120. It loves light and handles highlights and detail retention extremely well. Rating at ISO 200 and...
Guide To Choosing A Color Film by David Rose
One question often asked by people wanting to try film photography is: "What type of film should I use?" And it's actually a very good question. Considering the numerous varieties...
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