Film photography is alive and well in 2024. Far from a defunct format, those little rolls are enjoying a huge resurgence in popularity. Driven by a wave of analog nostalgia that favors the imperfections of film over the instant convenience of digital, the trend has breathed fresh life into a classic medium.
Since January, we’ve reviewed five promising new film cameras, including the Pentax 17 – the company’s first analog model in decades. A point-and-shoot aimed squarely at Gen Z photographers looking to experience the authenticity of analog, it’s a sure sign that film is in right now.
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