This guest article was written by Sam Agnew. You can find Sam on Flickr or on his personal photography blog: Smash and Grab Photography. Also visit part 1 (making choices), part 2 (film preparations), and part 3 (scanner settings) [...]

This guest article was written by Sam Agnew. You can find Sam on Flickr or on his personal photography blog: Smash and Grab Photography. Also visit part 1 (making choices) and part 2 (film preparations) of this series. OK, letR [...]

With the Internet being so important for networking and sharing photos, film photographers need to have their shots digitized in some form or fashion. The typical method is a film or photo scanner, but it’s not the only opti [...]

This guest article was written by Sam Agnew, a photography enthusiast residing in Qatar. He enjoys getting out and shooting with his F4, FE, or Mamiya M645 Pro medium format camera. You can find Sam on Flickr or on his personal ph [...]

This guest article was written by Sam Agnew, a photography enthusiast residing in Qatar. He enjoys getting out and shooting with his F4, FE, or Mamiya M645 Pro medium format camera. You can find Sam on Flickr or on his personal ph [...]

This guest article was written by Sam Agnew, a photography enthusiast residing in Qatar. He enjoys getting out and shooting with his F4, FE, or Mamiya M645 Pro medium format camera. You can find Sam on Flickr or on his personal ph [...]

In early November of 2009, John Watson of Photodoto announced that he would be testing out ScanCafe by having 200 medium format negatives digitized (see his other posts on the topic here). John knows me personally and he knows tha [...]

photo credit: gullevek Backing up your archive is a key component of digital photography — computers crash, files get deleted, viruses, fire, theft, etc. But film photographers should be just as concerned about keeping a bac [...]