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Would you like to see a buyer's guide to film, papers and darkroom chemistry in AP?

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Total Votes: 464
5 Comments

  • Kedric Wrigglesworth - 8 years ago

    The title of the publication is Amateur Photographer, not Digital Photographer or Digital Camera, although one could be forgiven for being confused when one looks at the content. A mag which takes its title seriously should embrace all means of making a photograph, all means, otherwise it is just a sop to the gear heads whis it pretty much is and why I also cancelled my sub. and walked away at the last change of editor.

  • Ektarplasm - 8 years ago

    I am 100% film user.
    I stopped subscribing to Amateur Photographer some years ago because the magazine reduced its film related content. I just quietly walked away from AP.

  • Michael - 8 years ago

    Haven't used film for about 8 years now but I think it would still be interesting to see what's happening in the world of film as you never know when you might want to re-visit techniques and skills different from those for digital. Just look at the revival of vinyl albums!

  • Lurcio 53 - 8 years ago

    I know there are some die-hards out there who still probably enjoy darkroom processing, and good luck to them, but I suspect those of us that have fully accepted the 'digital darkroom' wold prefer additional space give over to where to find genuine printer cartridges and paper at reasonable prices,

  • Chester AP - 8 years ago

    I voted 'Yes, every so often', even though it is nearly 30 years since I last used a darkroom. Like other things in AP which are of no interest to me (IPhone, etc.), I believe it should be there because the magazine should continue to be a general photographic magazine and not one aimed at a specialised and narrow market.

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