Film & Print

The new do-it-all film stock from CineStill that's taking over the analog world by a storm.

An underwater 35mm camera from Nikon that's just as capable on land as it is at sea.

Scanning your own film rolls can be intimidating, but it doesn't have to be. Learn how to effortlessly scan high-quality film rolls for a fraction of the time.

Photographers have been stitching landscape photos together for decades for more comprehensive and detailed pictures. But, can you do this with portraits?

Want to shoot film but not break the bank? We hear you. Here’s our top 9 cheap and easy 35mm film cameras for every beginner film photographer.

This camera is perfect for beginner film photographers wanting an affordable and reliable 35mm film camera for your next big adventure.

One of the best film stocks, now in medium format (finally). Warm, vibrant, and the perfect testament to my personal film photography.

A point-and-shoot camera that hold's up to its name... but at what price? Read more on why my personal thoughts on the Contax T3 film camera.

Two gorgeously famous black and white film stocks — but which one is ultimately for you? Find out in Hunter Lacey's comparison article with example images.

A staple to the world of monochrome — here are my thoughts of the best black and white film stock to date.

High contrast with fine grain — the middle ground for perfection in a black and white film stock.

A low-light powerhouse. CineStill delivers a tungsten-balanced color negative film emulating that classic motion-picture vibe. Here's my initial impressions.