FIELD NOTES / INDEX
FIELD NOTES
Notes on film, storage, materials, printing, and the analogue process.
- 025 HOW TO STORE 35MM FILM BEFORE AND AFTER SHOOTING A quick workflow for fresh film, exposed cartridges, and developed negatives: keep each stage labeled, separate, and appropriately stored.35MM FILM STORAGE 2026 · 05
- 026 WHAT DOES 135 MEAN? What 135 means in film photography, how it relates to 35mm film, and why the format code matters.135 FILM 2026 · 05
- 027 PLASTIC VS. STAINLESS STEEL 35MM FILM CANISTERS: WHAT ARE YOU PAYING FOR? A standard plastic tub or a $98 machined steel case? Compare construction, closure, weight, and the reasons to choose either for one roll...35MM FILM STORAGE 2026 · 05
- 028 WHY THIS EXISTS CANISTER 135 gives one cartridge a dedicated place in your photography routine. The story behind a small machined steel object made to be...35MM FILM CANISTER 2026 · 05
- 029 HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR SELECTS Choose the photographs that serve your project with a two-pass edit. There is no correct keeper count; keep the negatives and revisit the...35MM FILM 2026 · 05
- 030 FILM STORAGE: FRIDGE OR NOT? Should you refrigerate film? Start with the stock’s data sheet, storage time, and room conditions. Keep cold film sealed until it reaches...35MM FILM 2026 · 05
- 031 WHY PRINT STILL MATTERS Give a photograph a place in your day. A practical look at choosing, printing, and displaying film photographs while preserving the negat...35MM FILM 2026 · 05