Film Photography For Complete Beginners (Cameras, rolls & shooting)

Great vlog, I've just bought my first SLR a Canon AV-1 where the AE1, A-1 and AE1 Program were set on shutter priority the AV-1 was the first to be set an aperture value. Enjoy and I would like to see you do some more film photography.

So I thought I might get back into film photography.
Then I find out EVERYONE is getting into film photography.😮

After following your channel for a while now so fun to see how you started out on film.

Hey man, where did you get your film developed and scanned in mexico city?

Your so nice!!! 😅 I hope that it works for you!!! 😊I’m usually bold I don’t ask for permission I hold the camera to my face so the target sees me with the camera yet has no idea that they are the subject of my composition as I walk and then shoot 😊. I noticed early in my walks that they are less likely to smile 😃 or give me a thumbs up 👍 or any other gesture that’s unprovoked.

It's fun watching people new to film that are coming from digital. Or just new in general. I made so many of these same mistakes coming from digital. Hope this man enjoys learning the craft that is analog as I did!

how much did you pay for the camera

JAJAJA LA PELEA

I love this video.

I can’t believe u started shooting film only 2 years ago.

man that store rocks México alla voy

I brought my nikon f3 from the same store!! love it ever since.

Going to Mexico city what's that camera store calle$

Nice to see this. I started off with a Nikon F3 in 1980 I believe. My daughter is off to college this week and she has the F3 as she wants to do only film for now. Great way to introduce yourself to the joy of photography by keeping it simple.

I just literally went today to buy my camera (the "AE-1 Program") today with the EXACT same guy!!!!! Awesome guy, he explained me how the whole camera works, and also has great prices (and it was actually the only place that I found that was selling this camera model). His shop is at Donceles street corner with palma norte, and you can find them as "Boutique Cámara MX" both in instagram and facebook.

There's something about shooting on film that feels much more intimate and the pics have such a warm feeling to them

Shoutout to speak the rapper in the video...yall shout check him out. guy with the long hair

cool

Film is stupid shit, unless you really use it artistically because of certain film qualities.

One or two stops more and everything would have looked better, im guess, tomorrow a friend of mine will “lend” me an old minolta srt 101 or 201, i would like to buy a canon ae program or nikon fe something, but im brokej right now, anyway i have 6 minolta lenses, that i use with fuji xt1, so by the moment i willbe better with that minolta camera.

Man i love your videos go all the way with analogue photos!!
Oh and since you edit you photos can you give us tips for editing the analogue photos?

Keep going with good work man!!

nice photos! admire the ballsyness

got those for $5 in a thrift store.

Kodak color plus îs a modest film ,I d like to shoot Portra

Woah what a surprise seeing Wesley here

This brings me back in time to the excitement of getting my first camera - a Pentax MG.

oh man, you should have gone with the F1.

Thanks god for digital

Taking a photo of a woman without her permission, and then calling her your muse and pointing at her to make absolutely sure that she's uncomfortable followed by an all over cringey vibe... nothing but class.

My first SLR was a Ricoh, sold under the Sears brand. That camera was stolen. I replaced it with a Canon Ftb(new). I eventually bought a backup of the same model. (Having two film camera bodies is good for shooting color and B&W at the same time, or for shooting the same type of film of different ISOs.) I then bought an AE-1 (Program? I don't remember.) That camera failed due to the cold on my second ascent of Mt. Blanc, so when I got home I sold it and replaced it with an A-1, which never failed me. (That series of cameras has a electro-magnetic switch to trip the shutter. I imagine the AE-1 required more juice to operate the switch than a cold battery was able to deliver. It appears the A-1 switch didn't require as much power, so a cold battery didn't affect it.)
I shot the two Ftbs until they quit. I had them repaired, but they had just become too fragile and would immediately break again. I retired the A-1 as film and developing became more expensive. All three cameras are now sitting on bookshelves as decorations and keepsakes of an era gone by (for me, at least).
A few months ago I bought a Sony Alpha A7RII, and I'm using all my Canon FD lenses from back in the day!

Quella Canon espone male! non riesco a capire se ha l'esposimetro starato sono i tempi dell'otturtore incoerenti.

watching this while in quarantine. Can't express enough how I miss the comfort people had interacting before everything subsequently changed in 2020.

haha cucos band mates

I've been doing similar with my AE-1. I really wish that you had notated the exposure information.

You have help in the view finder for the focus. In the center and just around

It's really stupid how humanity calls this analog, yet it's not, it's mechanical. Analog used magnetic fields and things over the air. Film is mechanical because your modifying grains of silver, and can't change or reuse them. You can't change mechanical recordings, but you can rerecord analog recordings.

Excelente video Frederik, cada vez me gustan más, a propósito, esa fue mi primera cámara reflex y ahora me arrepiento de haberla vendido. Keep shooting!

Oye wero dondde esta la tienda donde compraste la camara

Noob question. How did you develop your film man? Through mobile phone or shop?

Hahahaha a huevo por que no translation sure why not hahahahaha hahahs if you are mexican you understan

Hahahahaha the mexican version of clavero

Lesson seems to be to over expose if in doubt

What kind of camera is that??!

It's a waste of money film photography

my dad just gave me his old Nikon fe2 from the 80s. excited to learn!!

$60 for the roll????!! Whutt