Two English movies

"Two rolls of film" is a concise expression, in which "two" means quantity, "roll" means film and "film" means film or photo film. Film photography refers to the photographic mode with film as the photosensitive medium. Cinematography originated in the late19th century, when films were mainly black and white. With the continuous development of technology, color film gradually came out, enabling photographers to take more colorful photos.

With the progress of science and technology, digital photography technology has developed rapidly, and digital cameras have gradually replaced traditional film cameras. Digital photography has many advantages, such as instant viewing of photos, convenient post-processing and sharing, and large storage capacity. In contrast, film photography needs to develop and enlarge the film to see the photos, which is not timely and convenient enough. Therefore, digital photography has gradually become the mainstream, and the scope of use of film photography has gradually narrowed.

Although digital photography has become the mainstream, in recent years, film photography has seen a certain revival. Some photographers and photographers have rediscovered the unique charm of film photography. Compared with digital photography, film photography has unique texture and color expression. The graininess, color saturation and light rendering of the film all bring a unique artistic sense to the photos.

The Artistic Value and Experience of Film Photography

The artistic value of film photography lies in its unique texture and color expression. The graininess and color reproduction of film can bring natural and soft effects to photos, which can often better express the photographer's creative intention. Different from digital photography, film photography needs to pre-select the characteristics of film, such as ISO sensitivity and color effect, so that photographers can better grasp the final effect of photos.

Film photography also brings people a different experience from digital photography. In the process of shooting, you can't view the photos immediately, and you need to wait for the film to be developed and enlarged before you can see the film. This sense of waiting and unknown adds to the mystery and expectation of photography. At the same time, film photography also needs more pre-preparation and post-processing, which makes photographers more devoted and focused on the creative process of each photo.