Minolta 9xi with 35mm f/1.4. Film Ferrania Alpha P30 On my latest trip to Hong Kong I decided to shoot film… lots of it. The motivation? Because of my Analogue Photography Series documentary for StoryHive . Since my project was all about film photography, I knew I had to live and breath the film culture, and it’s not hard to do so in a city like Hong Kong. Although film prices are similar here as it is in the rest of the world (although there’s no sales tax), the availability of used film cameras rivals Tokyo, and accessibility/pricing of photo labs seems more like 1998 and not 2018. $6 USD to develop and scan a roll of 135-36 film is not difficult to find here. Same day black and white develop and scan? No problem. Moreover, if you love to shoot film, Hong Kong should be your next analogue photography destination, hands down. Nikon 28ti with built in 28mm f/2.8 lens. Fujicolor Superia 200 film Deciding which ILC (interchangeable lens camera) to bring was pretty difficult. Should I br
Posts
