If you're going to go into film photography then you should be building your own darkroom. That's not cheap. Not only for the equipment you need, but also for t

If you're going to go into film photography then you should be building your own darkroom. That's not cheap. Not only for the equipment you need, but also for the dedicated space you need that also must be kept dust-free. Dust is the enemy of film photography. Hope you don't mind your fingers always smelling funky. Having grown up in a dark room and have been working in darkrooms since I was 4 years old, I don't look back on them with rose-tinted glasses. I'll stick with today's digital darkroom. I've become a master at Gimp and I can do whatever I want with my photos. If I want a high-quality print then I can go around the corner to Walgreens and print what I want in whatever size I want. The difference now is I can focus on the photography, not so much the process and the equipment.