Film Photography Blog
Shooting Sport on Film - The Return of an Artform
Miles Myerscough-Harris has carved out a career in a niche that used to be a massive industry: photographing sport on film cameras! Our lab works with him to process and develop his priority assignments so we took the opportunity to learn about taking film photos with Premier League football, Six Nations rugby and more
5 Top Tips for Budding Film Photographers: Advice from the Community
Discover five essential tips for film photography beginners in our guide. Learn the basics, embrace mistakes, explore black and white photography, manage budgets, and join the vibrant film community. Perfect for those starting their film photography journey.
Mastering Film Photography: A Deep Dive into the Exposure Triangle
Discover the secrets of the exposure triangle in film photography. Master ISO, aperture, and shutter speed to transform your artistic vision into stunning images. Learn how these fundamental elements work together to control light, depth of field, and motion, enhancing your skills in capturing the world on film.
The Beauty of Imperfection: Exploring Film Grain in Analogue Imagery
What is film grain? Discover the artistic significance of film grain in photography with our in-depth exploration. Learn how grain enhances the aesthetics of film photography, influences mood and texture, and defines the photographer's vision
Mastering Monochrome: Our Top 6 B&W 35mm Films for Every Photographer's Camera
Discover the best B&W 35mm films for every photographer in our comprehensive guide. Explore top picks like Kodak Tri-X 400, Ilford Delta 100, and more. Perfect for both beginners and seasoned enthusiasts, find out which black and white film will transform your photographic journey.
Film Speed Explained: What It Is and How It Affects Your Photos
Film sensitivity is a core principle in film photography. It is an important part of the equation for an accurate photographic exposure, but it is also a creative choice due to the different ‘look’ you tend to get from different film speeds.
A Conversation With Astrid Robertsson
Astrid is a queer autistic photographer based in Sweden. Photography is more than just an interest or way to spend her time; it helps her enjoy, ma...
The Best 35mm Film for Landscape Photography
We review the 35mm films that the community has reviewed as the BEST for landscape film photography! The top colour, black and white, and creative options for perfect film landscapes
Love Through the Lens: 4 Films for Capturing Timeless Couples’ Portraits
Capture timeless couples’ portraits this Valentine's Day with Sundari's expert film photography tips. From classic B&W charm to experimental adventures, professional excellence and Polaroid perfection, explore the magic of preserving precious moments.
From Click to Print: Unveiling the Magic of Disposable Camera Developing
Explore the enchanting world of disposable camera developing with Analogue Wonderland. Dive into the simplicity, charm, and surprises of getting your disposable cameras developed. Rediscover the joy of anticipation and the beauty of authentic, tangible memories. Disposable cameras but permanent memories!
The Eternal Debate: Kodak Tri-X vs. Ilford HP5 Plus
Explore the captivating world of black and white film photography with our in-depth comparison of Kodak Tri-X vs. Ilford HP5 Plus. Discover which film suits your style through detailed analysis, customer reviews, and ratings. Dive into the nuances of grain, contrast, and development, and more!
Everything you need to know about Kodak Tri-X
The legendary Kodak 400TX, also known as Kodak Tri-X, is a classic black and white film that made its debut in the 1940s. Available in 35mm, 120, and 4x5 large format, this film has quite the history. This blog will give you a greater understanding of Tri-X film along with some tips on getting the best out of it.
