Black and white photography is a completely different language than color. It's no wonder that new photographers struggle to create great photos when they first try this medium. Here are the top 5 tips that come to mind every time I put a roll of black and white film in my camera, including how to choose the right film for your situation, as well as some of the techniques and services I propose. to use.

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How to create long exposures and calculate reciprocity failure:
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Learn more about achieving classic coarse grain results with Ilford Delta 3200:
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