The Human Eye Vs. The Camera
One of my biggest frustrations with photography is the simple fact that the camera cannot match the human eye in what it can see and capture. Even the most advanced modern camera is incapable of recording images that accurately match what you can see with your own two eyes. Pretty much every camera manufacturer seems…
Ian Mildon
Film vs. Digital
Despite digital photography making continual leaps and bounds, film has never truly died off. In fact, it seems to be making a resurgence lately. Plus, there are a large number of photographers that never left film behind. I started my journey in photography shooting film, 35mm film as it happens. At the time, film was…
More Contrast
For those who want to explore the world of black and white photography, there comes a time that you want to do more than just “normal” images. This is where contrast filters come into play. What contrast filters do is modify the way the camera (and film) sees the scene. They do this by changing…
Film Best Before Date
If you shoot with film, you may have noticed that there is a date stamped on the packaging the film comes in. This is the “Best Before” date, and just like any other use, it indicates when the film is in its optimal state for best results. But it is not a hard and fast…