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Get Started With Film Photography

This is a ground-up podcast about shooting film photography. Jargon will be explained and processes will be described step-by-step to help you discover film photography. This is for the absolute beginner, digital photographers trying out film photography, and maybe folks who have been away for a while and need a bit of a refresher course so returning to the hobby is easy and fun.

Copyright: © Graham Young

Latest Episodes:

Film, Episode 4, Color Slide Film Apr 25, 2019

Show notes

This episode centers on the properties of and the shooting of Color Slide Film.

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, or #GSWFPP, I will have a pretty good chance of seeing your work and I might feature it in the show’s feed

Film, Episode 3, Color Print Film Apr 23, 2019

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In this episode, I talk about color print film: How it's different from black and white film and how it's similar, including a discussion on the differences between Tungsten-balanced film and Daylight-balanced film.

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, or #GSWFPP, I will have a pretty good chance of seeing your work and I might feature it in the show’s feed

Questions and Answers for April 2019 Apr 18, 2019

Show notes

In the Questions and Answers episode for April 2019, I tackle depth of field markings on lenses, opening the back of the camera while film is still loaded, what to do when you've finished your first roll of film and the differences between a gelatin silver print and a giclee print.

If you would like your questions about film photography answered, 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, or #GSWFPP, I will have a pretty good chance of seeing your work and I might feature it in the show’s feed

Film, Episode 2: Black and White, Pt 2 Apr 17, 2019

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In the second half of the second episode of the 5-episode series on film, I continue the conversation about black and white film, how film sees light and how some black and white film sees only part of the visible spectrum

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, or #GSWFPP, I will have a pretty good chance of seeing your work and I might feature it in the show’s feed

Film, Episode 2: Black and White, Pt 1 Apr 16, 2019

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In the second episode of the 5-episode series on film, I talk about black and white film. Once again, I recorded too much for a single episode so this will have a second part. In this part, I talk about film that is for sale in the Spring of 2019.

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, or #GSWFPP, I will have a pretty good chance of seeing your work and I might feature it in the show’s feed

Film, Episode 1 of 5, Part 2 Apr 11, 2019

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In the second half of the first episode on film, I talk about the film that is available today (April 2019) and give suggestions on what film you should buy if this is your first time buying film.

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, or #GSWFPP, I will have a pretty good chance of seeing your work and I might feature it in the show’s feed.

Film, Episode 1 of 5, Part 1 Apr 10, 2019

Show notes

This is the first half of the first of five episodes about film. In this episode I talk about what film is and a very brief bit about the history of photographic film. In the second half of the first episode, I talk about the film that is available today (April 2019) and give suggestions on what film you should buy if this is your first time buying film.

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, or #GSWFPP, I will have a pretty good chance of seeing your work and I might feature it in the show’s feed.

Your First SLR Episode 4 of 4: Auto-Everything SLRs from the 1990s Apr 06, 2019

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The last stage in the development of Single Lens Reflex Cameras came in the 1990s with Auto-Everything SLRs. These cameras had autofocus, auto exposure, auto advance, and a host of other features that made these the most advanced film cameras mass produced.

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.

Your First SLR Episode 3 of 4: Manual Focus SLRs with Electronic Exposure Controls Apr 04, 2019

Show notes

This is a continuation of the Your First SLR 4-episode series. This time up, we talk about the manual-focus Single Lens Reflex cameras with early electronic exposure controls. These are some of my favorite cameras of all time.

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.

Your First SLR Episode 2 of 4: All-Manual SLRs Apr 03, 2019

Show notes

This is a continuation of the Your First SLR 4-episode series. In this episode, we cover early all-manual SLRs.

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.

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