What you'll learn
Master loading film, operating different camera styles, and metering for different lighting scenarios.
Understand the unique qualities and challenges of film and how it differs from digital photography.
Learn how to send your film off to a lab and process the scans once they are delivered.
Become comfortable using internal and external light meters.
How to choose the film stock that is right for you.
How to bring your scans into Adobe Lightroom and make adjustments.

Requirements
This course is perfect for anyone who wants to get into photography or learn film. No prior knowledge is required.
Having a film camera and some film is helpful, however if you don't, we will go over options in the course so you can make an informed purchase.

Description
Welcome to the wild world of film photography in our "Intro to Film Photography" course! I'm Connor Bacon, a professional photographer and filmmaker. Throughout my journey with various photography formats, I've developed a deep passion for the art of film. I've shot thousands of rolls of 35mm, medium format, and quite a few boxes of large format sheet film, and continue the craft today in both digital and film formats. That being said, I remember what it was like getting started and how difficult it was to gather accurate and updated information surrounding film, which is why I created this course.In the upcoming lessons, we'll cover everything from choosing your first film camera to understanding the nuances of different film stocks and formats. You'll learn how to harness the power of a light meter, navigate the film development process, receive your first scans, and we'll even go over some editing tips and tricks.If you've never held a camera, this course offers a starting point to the rest of your career. Likewise, for digital photographers looking to move into a new medium, you've come to the right place. In this course we will cover: - The mechanics of film and the different formats- What type of film stocks you should start with- The best types of cameras- How to load and unload film- How to use external light meters- How to use your camera's built in light meter- Why you would use one meter over another in the first place- A comprehensive guide to exposure and stops of light- The exposure triangle- How to develop and scan your film once you have exposed the roll- Lightroom processes to make adjustments to your film scans- And much more!

Overview
Section 1: Film Photography Basics

Lecture 1 Introduction to Film Photography

Lecture 2 Film Formats

Lecture 3 Film Cameras

Lecture 4 Recommended Accessories

Lecture 5 The Anatomy of Film

Lecture 6 Camera Recommendations

Lecture 7 The Different Film Stocks

Section 2: Getting Ready to Shoot

Lecture 8 Loading & Unloading Film

Lecture 9 The Exposure Triangle

Lecture 10 Your Camera's Light Meter

Lecture 11 External Light Meters

Section 3: What to do Once You've Shot Your Film

Lecture 12 Sending Film to the Lab

Lecture 13 Editing Your Film Scans

Lecture 14 Wrap Up

Beginners looking to start their journey into film photography.,Digital photographers looking to expand into using film.

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