Should you edit your Film Photos?

Head to https://squarespace.com/kylemcdougall to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code: kylemcdougall Every now and then I come across discussions about editing film photos and whether you should or not. People talk about wanting to stay true to the film look, or the colours of the film, and as a result, avoid making any edits to their initial scans. This is something that can be especially confusing for those who are new to film photography. So, I wanted to make this video today to share my thoughts on this. ►Follow me on Instagram:   / kyle__mcdougall   ►Order my new book ‘An American Mile’: https://bit.ly/3Og6Z45 ►*DISCLAIMER* Some of the links below are affiliate links, where I earn a small commission if you click on the link and purchase an item. The money I earn helps me make this type of content consistently. My '35mm Film Photography Course' on Skillshare (FREE with this link): https://skl.sh/2JrGhFs My 'Medium Format Film Photography Course' on Skillshare (FREE with this link): https://skl.sh/3r7KLta Where I source music for my videos (One FREE month with this link): https://fm.pxf.io/c/1953156/1347628/1... Videos on this channel are filmed using the Fuji X-H2s: https://bhpho.to/3UEjFVs ►FILM PHOTOGRAPHY GEAR (*these are affiliate links): My go-to medium format camera: https://ebay.us/GaK9Kp My favourite 35mm film camera: https://ebay.us/82WyVI My favourite 35mm film lens: https://ebay.us/u0V817 My favourite medium format travel camera: https://ebay.us/FVcfWk My go-to light meter: https://ebay.us/QIFXF0 My favourite film stock: https://ebay.us/orbudp My favourite 645 medium format film camera: https://ebay.us/ydY4HK →Instagram: https://bit.ly/2GuYV21 →Website: http://kmcdougall.com