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C41 Developers Comparison by Taylor Blanchard on Shoot It With Film

C-41 Film Developing Kit Comparison: ADOX, Bellini, CineStill, & Kodak by Taylor Blanchard

Black and white is the first type of film I learned how to develop. While it can be a particular process, I find it fairly forgiving...

B&W Film Comparison by Taylor Blanchard on Shoot It With Film

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...

Film photography image on low ISO film by Taylor Blanchard on Shoot It With Film

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...

Example of a film photography image in winter - Film Stocks for Winter on Shoot It With Film

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...

Shooting Ilford Delta 3200 and Kodak T-MAX P3200 by Taylor Blanchard on Shoot It With Film

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...

Film image on the Intrepid 4x5 MK5 large format camera by Taylor Blanchard on Shoot It With Film

Intrepid 4×5 MK5 Large Format Camera Review by Taylor Blanchard

How long once you have a camera until you start plotting for your next? I was enamored with my first 4x5 camera, a folding Anba Ikeda field camera, until I wasn’t...

Black and white darkroom print by Taylor Blanchard on Shoot It With Film

Top 4 Darkroom Safety Tips by Taylor Blanchard

I learned how to print in a community darkroom and loved it when someone who hadn’t printed in years, or even decades, would visit...

Eco-Friendly Film Developing Tips on Shoot It With Film

Eco-Friendly Tips for Developing Your Own Film by Taylor Blanchard

When I develop negatives or print in the darkroom, the process always feels like magic. Behind that sense of awe is of course a long history...

Lesser-known color film stock comparison by Taylor Blanchard on Shoot It With Film

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...

An example of stand development with black and white film on Shoot It With Film

Set It & Forget It Film Developing: An Introduction to Stand Development by Taylor Blanchard

When you develop your own black & white film negatives, you generally follow a set process: measure a specific quantity of water for your tank...