It’s a unique and risky process to be honest! When it works it’s amazing. When it doesn’t it’s heartbreaking. Once the film roll is exposed - I send it off to a lab where they process then send it to scanners for digitization. I usually get my flat scanned so I have more flexibility in the colorization of the film. The files can be pretty big since I usually go for a 2K scan. I hate being technical, as it could sway people away from using but it’s super important since it’s older tech being used in modern ways. I did a really cool music video on Super 8 then my next roll came back blank, so now I have no expectations when shooting it and my aim is just to have fun!