I wouldn’t say it’s gotten too expensive. I’m averaging about 2ish euros a photo with my medium format camera.
Each roll depending on the maker is 10-15 euros with 5 euro development fee. The most I’ve ever paid was 20 euros per roll.
If film ever runs out and I still don’t want to give up analog photography, I’ll use glass plates.
I think film is a bit too hard to do yourself. Case in point is Harmon Phoenix. You should take a look at their process because they are the 3rd maker of film emulation in the modern era.
I wouldn’t say it’s gotten too expensive. I’m averaging about 2ish euros a photo with my medium format camera.
Each roll depending on the maker is 10-15 euros with 5 euro development fee. The most I’ve ever paid was 20 euros per roll.
If film ever runs out and I still don’t want to give up analog photography, I’ll use glass plates.
I think film is a bit too hard to do yourself. Case in point is Harmon Phoenix. You should take a look at their process because they are the 3rd maker of film emulation in the modern era.
See I’m curious about film but then I see the prices and I’m less interested… Though I’ve only really been doing photography since April
Developing black and white film is really cheap and easy. I think it’s just developer, fixer, and an all in one film developer container.
Color film is a little more intimidating for me since it’s easier to over or under develop.
A white vinegar stop bath is optional but will extend the life of your fixer. Rinse aid at the end will help avoid residue streaks when drying.