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These notebooks are super handy for jotting down your film notes, but they seem geared more towards people who are new to photography in general and not experienced shooters. They have some really useful information for anyone who is starting their film journey, but it would have been nice if there were two versions available, one for newbies and one for more experienced shooters with more pages to write on. Size-wise, they are exactly the same size as field notes, which makes them easy to fit into your pocket.
So this is an excellent idea. The valuable pages have a pre-created template where you can record the details for each shot you take on a roll. Great for rememvering and learning. A later section has a place to store the details for people you take a photo of.
The problem is the proportion of good vs meh in the notebook. The first 8 pages ish are taken up with some quite basice explanation of gow a camera works (think ‘what is aperture’). Then there’s only enough space for 6 rolls worth of details. The there are LOADS of blank pages. Then enough for 24 people’s details.
I think theycould have got rid of most of the blurb ar the beginning (there are much better places to learn this from), halved (or less) the number of blank pages, and replaced all that with more rolls’ worth of templated notes. At this point - at £7 for two - this would have been an excellent purchase.
So overall good - but it needs to lean more into its USP!
