Why shooting in "rolls" makes you a better photographer
Counting your shots like a 24-exposure roll changes how you see. Here's why a small limit helps, and how to try a 24-exposure challenge on your iPhone.
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Film colour, light and places, and how to catch them on your iPhone.
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How to get a film look on iPhone without editing every photo
A simple way to get a consistent film look on iPhone: choose the look before you shoot, stick with one film, and copy a look onto many photos at once.
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Beach photos: teal water, warm skin, soft highlights
How to make beach photos feel like summer on film: getting teal water, warm but natural skin, and bright sand that doesn't turn white.
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Golden hour on film: colours that glow
Why the hour before sunset looks so good on film, how warm and pink films change the same scene, and simple ways to shoot golden hour on your iPhone.
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What is film grain, and why does it make photos feel real?
Film grain is the fine, random texture that makes a photo feel like a memory. Here's what it is, why we love it, and how much to use on your iPhone photos.