24 vs. 36 Exposure Film: What’s the Difference?
Same film, different roll length. Which is better value, when 24 exposures makes more sense, and why you sometimes get bonus frames.
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Same film, different roll length. Which is better value, when 24 exposures makes more sense, and why you sometimes get bonus frames.
The forgiving color and black & white films we recommend most at the counter — and how to choose the right first roll for your camera and light.
Natural pro color or warm, nostalgic consumer film? How Portra 400 and Gold 200 compare on look, speed, grain, and price.
Same speed, very different films. What you get for Portra’s higher price — and when UltraMax 400 is the smarter roll.
Gold for sunny days, UltraMax for everything else? How Kodak’s two most popular films compare, and which to load for the light you’ll be shooting in.
Mirrorless cameras get all the new technology, but used DSLRs have never been a better value. Here's an honest breakdown of how they differ and which one fits how you actually shoot.
A used camera can be the best value in photography or a very pretty paperweight. Here's the exact checklist to run through — shutter, lens, meter, seals — before you hand over your money.
You don't need an expensive or exotic camera to learn film photography — you need one that's reliable, easy to meter with, and cheap to feed. These are the cameras we recommend to first-time film shooters.