After 7 years of shooting film I’ve discovered which ones are the best for all sorts of things including travel! Most people would agree that Kodak Gold 200 is the best film for travel for someone who doesn’t need to take the absolute highest quality shots. Alternatively, if you’re shooting more important photos then Kodak…
I’ve been shooting landscapes on film for over 7 years and over that time I’ve found out what the best stocks are for the job. Fuji Velvia 50 and Kodak Kodachrome are two of the best colour films available but they’re both slide film which can be a lot more expensive than traditional film. Kodak…
I’ve been shooting film for a very long time and over the years I’ve shot a lot of 35mm and medium format film! The main differences between 35mm and medium format film is that medium format is a much larger negative, it can be scanned at a much higher resolution, it can provide sharper detail…
Expired film can be a scary thing to approach as it’s unknown what you’re going to get. Over the years I’ve shot and developed a lot of old film and now I can guide you along! Camera film can last 30-40 Years if the film is kept refrigerated. Film expiry dates are 2 years after…
I’ve been shooting film for 7 or so years now and over that time I’ve shot a lot of Portra 160 and It’s slowly becoming one of my favourite film stocks. Kodak Portra 160 has very fine grain, brilliant skin tones and amazing exposure latitude, making it an almost perfect film stock for all kinds…
I’ve been shooting film for over 7 years and over that time I’ve shot a lot of Ektar 100 and Portra 160 and found the small differences between the two. Kodak Portra 160 has fine grain, pastel colour saturation, perfect skin tones and brilliant dynamic range, making it perfect for a number of different types…
I shot Cinestill 400D just as it was released and I’ve shot a whole lot of Kodak Portra 400 over the years so I can tell you all of the little differences between the two. Cinestill 400D is a daylight-balanced film stock that has fairly fine grain and noticeable halation in the highlights. Kodak Portra…
I’ve been shooting film for over 7 years and over that time I’ve shot these two film stocks the most. There are quite a few differences between these two film stocks, mainly the dynamic range, colour and saturation, price and quality. But I’m going to show you in-depth what sets these apart and whether it’s…
I’ve shot street photography on film for over 7 years and over that time I’ve worked out what’s necessary to take a good street shot. Street photography is more complicated than other forms of film photography because it’s far more subjective and artistic. If you’ve found the perfect film stock for you and it’s not…
I’ve been shooting film for over 7 years and over that time I’ve shot a hell of a lot of Kodak Colorplus and Ultramax. Generally, the difference between these two is the ISO, grain and saturation, but it’s worth looking a bit more in-depth to make sure we’ve got it all covered. These are two…