In today’s digital age, analog film photography remains a cherished and timeless art form, captivating both enthusiasts and professionals. With its rich history of chemical processes and hands-on craftsmanship, analog photography provides a unique and tangible means of capturing moments.

Join us for a 2-part course to deepen your connection to the art of image-making:

19th July, 3PM – 6PM

Shooting with Analog M

Analog film photography involves the use of light-sensitive film to create images. Its manual processes and tactile rewards, remains a cherished medium for those who seek the enduring allure of analog photography.

• Learn about different types of film types, formats and sizes – such as black and white, positive and negative films.
• Practice loading film into camera for Leica M and R systems, and other various models.
• Learn how to rewind and upload film.
• Explore film exposure techniques as we head for a Photo Walk such as exposing the film, learning to read light meter, and mastering the art of shooting with film.

26th July, 1PM – 5PM

Black and White Film Processing

Black and white film development is a captivating journey that transforms the act of capturing moments into a nuanced and artistic process.

• Gain insights into the chemical processes and equipment used for film development.
• Mixing the chemicals.
• Explore different types of developing equipment.
• Learn how to load the film into the canisters.
• Prepare the film for development and scanning.

Film digitization using mirrorless cameras has emerged as a popular and accessible method, combining the best of both worldsretaining the unique qualities of film while harnessing the power of digital technology.

• Understand the different types of film suitable for scanning.
• Learn techniques for preparing, editing, and exporting digitized film images.

What is included?

This course includes:

• 2 rolls of film (1 for shooting, 1 as a dummy)
• Chemicals for film processing
• Cannister

You may also join just any 1-part of the course if you prefer. However, our recommendation is to join the full 2-part session.

Meet up location: Leica South Beach Quarter

Note:
Participants are responsible in ensuring that they are available to attend the workshop on the selected period. No cancellation or refund is allowed upon sign up.