What is Film Photography? — Beginners Guide to Film

Very very informative learned a ton ! btw i am rookie , getting into 35mm film. That's why i always wanted to learn how to shoot film. Please keep this videos coming :)

Just bought my first roll of Cinestill 400D for my Diana lomo. I’m very excited about using it!

That was an incredibly informative video!!

I'm super excited about film photography lately because we I have photography class in art uni and in this semester we need to shoot with film cameras. I bought a Zenit 11 for this and I feel like shooting film is much more interesting than digital (we need to shoot digital too) even tho digital feels more easy and practical. I like the challenge of shooting film and I think I'll keep it as a hobby next to graphic design.

Olympus OM1, best affordable SLR hands down. Exposure meter built right into the viewfinder to make it foolproof! Taught 6 friends to shoot film in less than an hour on it! Affordable too!

Hi, l'm shooting 120 in a Fuji GW690, and would love to see 220 film. Any chance?

What is the right hand grip on your P67

Please produce more BWxx in 135, can't get it anywhere

I would love to see more interviews, street photography, development process, night photography...
Nice video Cinestill Film. 📷👈

I liked and subscribed :) I would personally love seing more videos on developing film at home, maybe something about double exposure or expired cinestill film, also I would love to see interviews of street photographers from around the world using the film!! Your film is my favorite ever and I always wanted to develop my own film in my bathroom haha !! :)

Great channel!!! Would love to see more tips on light meters and pushing/pulling film!

Would love to see:
- a primer on pushing/pulling film and otherwise compensating for exposure by varying ISO
- scanning film

Can you do a video on the different scanning methods and what ISO you should generally set different cameras at (I.e. point and shoots, SLRs, Rangefinders, etc.) and how to compensate for expired film in point and shoots with very few or no settings

Any of your content will be valuable. You make great videos. Personally, I would like to see a video on how to develop a slide film at home. Keep it up!

I would love to see how to scan and edit cinestill! I'm in love with these amazing film stocks and 800T is my go-to film for night shooting! Love from Japan

Id like to see videos about slide film and black and white dev.

It was really great to see. I'd like to see some tips to develop at home (color/bw) and some scanning tips. If you could some tips what brands you prefer. Id like like to see the differece your films, and the major features of each films. Thats all, thanks guys ;)

It would to be so beneficial to learn developing different kind of films. I would like to see that.

I would LOVE to see photographers featured on this channel in “shooting with ____” style videos where they walk around and take pictures. And other how to videos would be helpful as well for new photographers.

I liked and subscribed :) I would personally love seing more videos on developing film at home, maybe something about double exposure or expired cinestill film, also I would love to see interviews of street photographers from around the world using the film!! Your film is my favorite ever and I always wanted to develop my own film in my bathroom haha !! :)

I liked and subscribed :) I would personally love seing more videos on developing film at home, maybe something about double exposure or expired cinestill film, also I would love to see interviews of street photographers from around the world using the film!! Your film is my favorite ever and I always wanted to develop my own film in my bathroom haha !! :)

Would love to see anything on getting started with shooting film and developing at home

Can't wait to see some videos on C41 and E6 processing!

Hello Cinestill Team!! This channel already looks amazing and I’ve loved this video !

I would love to see photographers sharing some tricks or showing their personal favorite camera and how they works with the cinestill film
Also I would love to see how to manage to have the best light for the different type of tungsteno or daylight
But I’m sure you will show a lot of amazing information and curiosities about film photography I can’t wait to see!!! Thank u cinestill for exist!!

I know I'm not your majority demographic, but as someone who's been shooting film for over a decade and was never able to receive any formal training since I didn't start shooting until the 2010's, there's a lot of technical stuff I'd like to learn about. Like pH and temp changes in color Dev's, especially in E-6 Processing. Light falloff in Bellows focus cameras. Wither the light transmission from every lens is equivalent at a constant aperture. Unlike cinema lenses, photo lenses are marked by the aperture sizes, not the light transmission. This leads me to believe f/8 in one lens may be over or underexposing compared to another lens. I also think as a larger brand, you might have a series of videos dedicated to us long time shooters, rather than making another video about Sunny 16. I really hope to see with the talent, experience, and skills employed by CineStill, that you guys will offer us something the DIY and enthusiast community has not been able to. Please assert yourselves as the experts we need.

i would love to see how you manufacture cinestill, an in depth about how to develop and how much we can push this film over.

Can y’all create videos about what colors work best in daylight with 800T?

I would love to see a series where you take digital photographers and guide them through the process of shooting their first roll of film :D

I liked and subscribed :) I would personally love seing more videos on developing film at home, maybe something about double exposure or expired cinestill film, also I would love to see interviews of street photographers from around the world using the film!! Your film is my favorite ever and I always wanted to develop my own film in my bathroom haha !! :)

Would love to see product demonstrations, but I would really like to see examples of the film in action.

Loved the Framed episode with the Brother's Wright. Along with the geeky stuff give us some kool cats shooting vintage gear having a great time doing it. Good luck!

Just discovered the channel and itnis amazing ! Thanks !
Never tried the cinestill film but planing too 🙈
Would be great to have some tips videos about how to use them, particular technics either portraits of people mastering the us !

I'd love to see how cinestill packages film and process it for sale!

I would love to see more interviews and in-depth chats about the photographer's process.

I learned on film and am just getting back into it. On top of learning about how each of the different film stocks compare to one another when shooting, any tips on how to get the best results from Cinestill film in particular: pushing, pulling, tips on how to get the best meter reading for accuracy, interviews from photographers who shoot Cinestill. Thanks!

I'd love to see videos with people who regularly/professionally shoot your film

I would love to see more on developing and scanning at home! I live in a small town and there’s nowhere to develop here so I’d have to send off my film and that makes me nervous and is so expensive!

I would love to see sick light set up and differents artists shooting with models. Just to show the artistry spectrum that can provide Cinestill films. ❤️ Shout out to all the artists who shoot with Cinestill. So inspiring.

Let’s get a video on the thought processes that you go through in making certain compositions! We wanna hear you think out loud!

I would like to see more of your cinestill frames videos ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

Yesss wanna see more beginners step by step home developing ..!

would love to see a series of videos about how film is made! Might be difficult to record the process, but even an explainer-type thing would be great!

I would love to see more Linus content and more indoor shooting tutorials!

I'd like to see more videos about service and maintaining of cameras. They don't make them anymore (disposables don't count) so we need to make our gear last as long as we can. It can be general "how to be sure your next roll not gonna have terrible light leaks' or full in servicing on most common cameras out there.

I’d love to see CineStill film paired with Plastic Toy Cameras and see how it performs 💕💕

Nice! So glad you guys made a YT chancel. I'd love to see comparison videos of your different stocks, including optimal lighting/shooting situations for each as well as a showcase of how different photographers use your film. Cheers!

I wish to learn about color film developing and how to use your gear to develop 😁

I’d love to see a bleach bypass video. I’d love to see how others experiment with it and what subjects they would shoot

My next step is to learn how to develop film at home. Would love to see videos on this.