We Built a Game to Test Your B&W Film Knowledge

The film photography community has a habit of making film stocks appear like they have strikingly unique personalities. And I personally believe this does a disservice to the film community, and also to the 100 years of research humanity has put into film. This medium is so much more flexible than we give it credit for!

That's why I teamed up with Dmitri from Analog Cafe and Yvonne Hanson to create a game that would allow us to test if everyone can tell what film an image was made using! You can play this game right now to test your skills against ours!

Try to beat me at the What The Film game:

Gift Learn Film Photography a Roll of Film:

How Film Works Video:

My film scanning setup:

Perfect LED light panel for scanning film:

(note: you can find cheaper options of this panel, but they do not have the flat back. This is the best version for scanning film).

Best macro lens for scanning film (sharpest lens at the best price)

Kodak Gold Film:

Kodak ColorPlus Film:

Kodak Film Case:

Adapter to use 35mm film in medium format cameras:

Iflord HP5 Film:

Kodak Reusable 35mm film camera:

Ilford Sprite 35-II

Kodak Ektar Half Frame 35-II:

[AlexLuyckxPhoto]

So much fun! I’m honoured by your kind words, and being asked to be a part! 🍻

[jeremymudd]

Another great video! Thanks so much for allowing us to participate, and thanks for the kind words for my Roanoke Marshes Lighthouse image. Cheers!

[AlysVintageCameraAlley]

Thank
You for including me in this fun!

[jeremymudd]

My replies keep disappearing, I think because of links. I'll send you my addresses via email, thanks!