#film photography

Do film purists secretly look down on digital photographers, or is the old vs. new debate just online noise?

Did 35mm film photography become trendy again because it actually looks better, or just for the Instagram aesthetic?

Are vintage cameras still worth collecting when AI can fake any era?

Does the "film look" only impress people who never had to shoot or pay for actual film?

Do film purists secretly waste more resources than every digital burst shooter combined?

Is the film aesthetic overrated, or do digital purists just hate admitting analog has an edge?

Is film photography actually a crutch for people who can’t edit digital files?

Is using disposable cameras in 2024 a fun aesthetic or just wasteful and irresponsible?

Is vintage film photography making a comeback despite rising costs?