September 2, 2020
The essential guide to shooting film
Whether you’re a newcomer to film or revisiting it, Matt Parry explains all you need to know to kickstart your love of analogue photography
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Film
Whether you’re interested in shooting 35mm film, or medium-format film, you’ll find our film section the place to learn more. With articles on film processing and developing, choosing the best film, the best 35mm film cameras, guides on how to get the best results, and more.
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August 21, 2020
Best used film cameras revealed
Bagging second-hand bargains doesn't just mean digital cameras. John Wade reveals some of his best-buy film cameras
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May 24, 2020
110 Film Cameras: SLRs, non-reflex and novelty cameras
110 film is still easy to buy today. We'll tell you where and show you SLRs, non-reflexes that took 110 seriously and the novelty cameras
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September 19, 2019
Film camera bargains
Despite the convenience of digital, shooting with film cameras can still be rewarding. Andy Westlake takes you through some of his favourites
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May 30, 2019
Master double exposure with film
Claire Gillo reveals how to master the art of double exposing on film using her Hasselblad
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January 30, 2019
Get the black and white film look – with digital cameras
Transform your digital images into black & white analog classics by using simple tools. James Paterson gives you a masterclass
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June 25, 2018
Essential tips for home processing black and white film
Processing your own film is a rewarding exercise and all part of the fun with black & white film photography. Matt Parry explains all
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December 27, 2017
Film stars: Stereo camera photography
They may date back to the earliest days of photography, but you can still create images with stereo cameras today, as John Wade explains
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April 3, 2017
What are the benefits of film photography?
David Healey of the RPS’s Analogue Group reminds us of the benefits of film photography and why we might consider looking to the past for inspiration
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April 20, 2015
Essential Guide to Shooting Film
Fancy shooting things old-style? Film might surprise you with its creative possibilities. Andrew Sanderson explains the basics
