Analogue Project- Shooting on film.

When you shoot on film the photographs will be developed by going through chemicals then they will be printed in the dark room under red light conditions so then the photographic paper isn't ruined by white light.

when printing in the dark room you will expose the paper for a certain amount of time to print the correct exposure.

When using a film camera without a tripod the lowest you can go is a 60th of a second.

The needle on the right hand side of the lens must be in the middle of the scale so then the image is getting the correct exposure and you must manually focus the camera.

When printing film it must be done through a contact print.