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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2026 · 14 MIN

Reflections about film and digital: what film asks of you that digital never did...

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I’ve been thinking about this for a while. Twenty minutes. Just me, close to the microphone, thinking out loud. Podcast episode on air! You can listen directly here, or find the CameraClara podcast on your favorite app:* Spotify* Apple Podcasts* cameraclara.com/podcastIn this episode I talk about the technical and philosophical differences between shooting film and digital. Not in a gear way. More in a mindset way. Why film forces you to read light differently, what the ISO lock teaches you about creative constraints, why the contact sheet is the most honest mirror a photographer can have, and what happens to your thinking when you only have 36 frames left.Leave a comment below or write to [email protected]. I’ll read your messages in the next episode. It's my first time doing this, so please also let me know what do you think about the overall thing: did I do it right? What would you like to listen? How about the form and structure?And also, subscribe to CameraClara here on Substack, as that helps me a ton! Get full access to Camera Clara at www.cameraclara.com/subscribe

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