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Film Is Not Dead: A Digital Photographer's Guide to Shooting Film Jonathan Canlas, Kristen Kalp
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May 14, 2012 - He lives in Melbourne Australia and is also the editor of the ProBlogger Blog Tips. I spent 35 years using film – but as a snap shooter, not as an enthusiast. Mar 12, 2012 - With the comeback of film over the last few years, many digital photographers are questioning whether or not to make the switch. This is a decision I had to You can't back up film; if something happens to your rolls between shooting and developing, that makes for a very unhappy photographer – and an even unhappier client. Although Because they know they will “enhance” their images later in Photoshop (read: overprocess, HDR to death, oversaturate). When you learned how to shoot with digital, however, trying out film can seem really intimidating. Guest Contributor The digital camera died and took the photos with it. Jul 26, 2013 - I thought film was incredibly scary. The tones, the grain, the ease of post processing all lure in photographers. Read more from our Tips & Tutorials category. Here's how to try out Meg Bitton and I will be passing out a new Holga120N and a roll of film at Undone Workshops in August along with a sheet of shooting tips and are tentatively planning on doing some Holga specific teaching over the winter. She can dissect and summarise the benefits of shooting 35mm film over her beloved 120mm, and is more than willing to share the tips and tricks for shooting on the plastic “toy” cameras that make up the Lomography family that she's It's such a paradox to be saying that digital is fake because it looks so real. (And expensive!) Thankfully digital came along… Thirteen months ago, I was inspired by you and Peter (Thanks Prosophos!) to finally shoot and develop my own roll of B&W film. I loved digital when it arrived, and it was with digital cameras – first bridge, then DSLRs, that I really started to learn technique. Jul 26, 2011 - Film is in again. Jun 22, 2012 - Interview by Brodie Lancaster, Photos by Greta Parry Full disclosure: this interview with Melbourne photographer Greta Parry may not be totally unbiased.