September 18, 2022
Amazing film cameras at The Photography Show 2022
Our roundup of some of the amazing film cameras we've seen at The Photography Show. If it's old, vintage, weird, and wonderful it's here.
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July 29, 2022
Full-frame camera for under £20/$30 (body only)
Here’s a secret I’m going to let you know: You don't need to spend thousands for full-frame - you can get a full-frame camera for under £20. Joshua Waller says you should give it a…
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March 17, 2022
Ilford Film: over 130 years of film photography
For the latest in our series celebrating the UK’s photographic heritage, Mike Crawford tells the storied history of Ilford Film
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March 3, 2022
Can analogue photography be eco-friendly?
Film has moved on from dodgy chemicals going down the sink. Industry experts share insights and how analogue photography can be eco-friendly with Mike Crawford
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January 10, 2022
How to maintain your film camera
Benedict Brain meets John Quantick, the Mr Fixit of film cameras, to learn about the art and craft of how to maintain your analogue equipment
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December 9, 2021
Steve Jackson: what’s the point in taking mediocre film photographs?
Steve Jackson explains to Damien Demolder why he likes the more selective process of shooting with film
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November 12, 2021
The Grain Gurls: supporting female film photographers
We meet Nikki and Tonicha, aka The Grain Gurls, to find out why they set up a site for women film photographers - and discuss why so many photographers under 30 are drawn to film
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September 28, 2021
Nikon FM3A Review: Nikon’s last manual-focus SLR at 20
Nikon launched its final manual-focus film SLR, the FM3A, in summer 2001. John Gilbey looks back at its significance 20 years on, and his experience with using it
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September 22, 2021
Alex Timmermans on the wet-plate process
Photographer Alex Timmermans tells Damien Demolder why he uses the wet-plate process to bring his carefully planned situation comedies to life
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August 22, 2021
Simon Lipman on why he’s chosen film over digital
Fashion photographer Simon Lipman explains why he's stepped away from digital to shoot film
