| Photography is a Numbers Game | | You’ve loaded up your camera bag, popped in a fresh roll of film and are heading out the door when you notice, oh no! A cloud has rolled over the beautiful bright sun…but it’s ok. With this trick, you’ll be ready for any scenario! When the weather doesn’t go your way but you still want to get some awesome analogue snaps, you can push or pull your film to the necessary ISO to compensate for those pesky clouds. Read on to find out how. | | |
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| Fancy a Brew? | | One of the oldest and most popular beverages in the world, this yeasty treat has more uses than one! Wash your hair with it, polish your wooden furniture…or develop your black and white film! A great way to get started in the world of self-development without shopping for chemicals and complicated kit, just look for citrussy beers with a high PH level for the best results! | | |
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| Choose Your Focus | | Ever found yourself looking at a cool new analogue camera but not sure how it works? Staring through the viewfinder and thinking, what’s next? Let’s start by thinking about one of the key features – the focus. Some cameras will do this automatically for you and others require a bit more effort for a sharp shot. But which one is right for you? Read on to discover which camera should hold your focus. | | |
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