Get Started With Film Photography

This episode builds off the Buying Your First Camera episode and is a survey of Single Lens Reflex Cameras: How to recognize them and how to test them. Future episodes will go more in depth with these workhorse cameras. Speed and ISO, the Exposure Triangle.  If you have any questions, you can go to the GetStartedWithFilm.com website and fill out the form to submit that question for one of the monthly Q & A shows. You can also email me directly, Graham@GetStartedWithFIlm.com or you can use the Anchor app to send in a 60-second voice message. Search your app store for the Anchor app.  If you are on instagram, you can follow the feed of the show: @GetStartedWithFilm If you hashtag your posts #GetStartedWithFIlm, I will have a pretty good chance of seeing your work and I might feature it in the show’s feed.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/getstartedwithfilm/support

Understanding the three factors that go into the each exposure you make is crucial to assuring you have control over your camera allowing you to make the photograph you see in your mind's eye. In this episode, I cover Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO, the Exposure Triangle.  If you have any questions, you can go to the GetStartedWithFilm.com website and fill out the form to submit that question for one of the monthly Q & A shows. You can also email me directly, Graham@GetStartedWithFIlm.com or you can use the Anchor app to send in a 60-second voice message. Search your app store for the Anchor app.  If you are on instagram, you can follow the feed of the show: @GetStartedWithFilm If you hashtag your posts #GetStartedWithFIlm, I will have a pretty good chance of seeing your work and I might feature it in the show’s feed.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/getstartedwithfilm/support

Buying your first film camera can be a bit daunting: Do you want a 35mm SLR, a medium format folding camera, a zone-focus travel camera or some other type? In this episode (and the next) I give a general overview of the types of cameras available in the current market. Each of the types of cameras I talk about in the overview episodes will have a sub-episode that goes into greater depth about that type of camera.  If you have any questions, you can go to the GetStartedWithFilm.com website and fill out the form to submit that question for one of the monthly Q & A shows. You can also email me directly, Graham@GetStartedWithFIlm.com or you can use the Anchor app to send in a 60-second voice message. Search your app store for the Anchor app.  If you are on instagram, you can follow the feed of the show: @GetStartedWithFilm If you hashtag your posts #GetStartedWithFIlm, I will have a pretty good chance of seeing your work and I might feature it in the show’s feed.  --- Support this podcast: h

Buying your first film camera can be a bit daunting: Do you want a 35mm SLR, a medium format folding camera, a zone-focus travel camera or some other type? In this episode (and the next) I give a general overview of the types of cameras available in the current market. Each of the types of cameras I talk about in the overview episodes will have a sub-episode that goes into greater depth about that type of camera.  If you have any questions, you can go to the GetStartedWithFilm.com website and fill out the form to submit that question for one of the monthly Q & A shows. You can also email me directly, Graham@GetStartedWithFIlm.com or you can use the Anchor app to send in a 60-second voice message. Search your app store for the Anchor app.  If you are on instagram, you can follow the feed of the show: @GetStartedWithFilm If you hashtag your posts #GetStartedWithFIlm, I will have a pretty good chance of seeing your work and I might feature it in the show’s feed.  --- Support this podcast: h

When first starting out in any endeavor, it is easy to be swayed by (often wrong) advice given by someone more experienced than oneself. This episode is about which advice to listen to and which to ignore.  If you have any questions about the episode or any of the other episodes, submit your question to the monthly question and answer show by visiting GetStartedWithFilm.com and filling out the form. You can also email Graham@GetStartedWithFIlm.com. Be sure to put the subject of the question in the Subject line of the email.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/getstartedwithfilm/support

In this episode, I introduce the show and what to expect from it. I also provide a guide to future episodes and how to navigate through them.  If you would like to participate in the monthly Questions and Answers Show, visit the website GetStartedWithFIlm.com and fill out the form on there, or email Graham@GetStartedWithFIlm.com and put the subject of the question in the subject line of the email.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/getstartedwithfilm/support

This episode is for photographers who have been working in digital photography for a while and want to make the transition to film photography. You already know quite a bit about photography so I won't be repeating a bunch of information you have down pat. I will, instead, cover the differences in workflow between digital and film photography.  If you have any questions, you can go to the GetStartedWithFilm.com website and fill out the form to submit that question for one of the monthly Q & A shows. You can also email me directly, Graham@GetStartedWithFIlm.com or you can use the Anchor app to send in a 60-second voice message. Search your app store for the Anchor app.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/getstartedwithfilm/support