Yes. Most of my site (see signature) deals with what I persist in regarding as 'real' photography, despite the fact that I also use digital a lot. My oldest camera is between 100 and 120 years old (Gandolfi Universal)and I have literally dozens of film cameras that see varying degrees of use. From 'Welcome to Film', http://www.rogerandfrances.com/subscription/ps%20film%20welcome.html

"Once upon a time, when the world was young, the vast majority of photographers shot only black and white and colour was a novelty, so there were numerous books and magazine articles on how to make the transition to the new medium. Later, when colour was fully established and digital imaging was a novelty, there came a spate of books and articles about how to adapt to digital photography; a flood that has not yet abated. But we are hearing from more and more photographers who have acquired an interest in photography via digital imaging, and are wondering why so many people still use film. In short, for many, traditional film has become the novelty.

There are no books and precious few articles for those who want to go from digital to film: surprisingly few editors are far-sighted enough to publish them. Well, we still use film, and here is why, garnered from our own experience and that of others who have never stopped; or have gone back to film after trying digital; or who, after growing up on digital, have decided to use film either alongside or instead of digital. "

Cheers,

R.

Go to second hand or use bookstores for the literature. I have many of all kind. Unfortunately, what I read of this, my brain won't process that any more, and I need help. I am happy to share what I have. Merry Christmas y'all! Buckeye