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Learn MoreA photo scanner app is the quickest and easiest way to digitalize photos. Photo scanner apps often provide mid-range levels of quality. But, the results…
By N Constant
With film photography reaching new heights of popularity, now’s the time to get your hands on the best 35mm film camera. But what is the…
By Christopher Bryan-Smith
The best black and white film allows you to create stunning images with your analog camera. But not all black and white film stocks are…
By Christopher Bryan-Smith
Photo scanners come in many sizes with different resolutions, features, and prices. Freedom of choice is a luxury, but it can be hard to know…
By Joshua Dunlop
Today we’re going to compare the two big names in photo scanning software—VueScan vs SilverFast. Maybe you’re are a photographer who shoots film. Or maybe…
By N Constant
If you’re venturing into film photography, you might have come across the terms pushing or pulling film. But what exactly do they mean? There’s a…
By Christopher Bryan-Smith
Knowing how to digitize photos is a great skill to have. The advancement of digital technology has made moving and storing photos painless and easy.…
By Christopher Bryan-Smith
Unless you’re over the age of 150, you’re unlikely to be familiar with wet plate photography! It’s one of the oldest types of photography. But…
By Christopher Bryan-Smith
Film photography is far from dead, but it has taken a beating over the last few years. Many photographers have turned to digital cameras for…
By Christopher Bryan-Smith
Is the tide turning on the film vs digital debate? Is film just a fad? Or is it a retro trend? Over the last 30…
By Christopher Bryan-Smith
The Canon AE-1 is a classic film camera. It certainly looks the part with a robust design that has a timeless mechanical elegance. Anyone who…
By Christopher Bryan-Smith
Film photography remains quite popular even as supplies dwindle. These days, there are fewer film stocks available, fewer stores selling them, and fewer photo labs…
By Chad Verzosa