Point and Shoot Film Photography: for Beginners on a Budget

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Good job on this video! I really enjoyed it!

I've been shooting film since 2007 but this was pretty 🔥as a reference for me lol. I wanted to do film still, but I wanted a potato camera so I can just shoot things and shut my brain off in certain situations, so I'm diving back into this part of it.

Hey I love your videos! Soon I'm going on a flight and I would like to bring my own film. Do you know if film is able to go through an x-ray? Thanks😅

Ask parents option actually works great! Even if your parents don’t have usually your partner or best friends parents end up having one in the closet somewhere :)

Depop, etsy, “ask your parents” lol

My heart skipped a beat when you pulled out the 35TI as if it were not a big deal. 😮

That Nikon is a really desirable camera.
One of the best point and shoots.

That Kodak gold 3 pack on urban outfitters was such a random steal too bad it’s gone.

Do you have any recommendations for point and shoot cameras that are not film? thank u!

Garage sales, to! I scored 5 film cameras ( one being a really nice one ) for $5! They all work to.

Can u updaten Ur Blog with new Point and shoot Cameras? ❤️

I got a Ricoh 500me for $25

Good advise!
I've just picked up a very cheap Pentax AF Zoom 60X for £5.
I think they are branded IQ Zoom in the USA.
I'll most likely do a video about it and what kind of results I get out of it, before I sell it on because as you've found these little point and shoot cameras are having a bit of a boom recently!
I sold my old Olymous mju II zoom 170 for £180 😲⚠️

I remember a time when you couldn't give them away when digital cameras came out.

I've added your channel. 👍

That Nikon 35ti is sweet

This video was so helpful! I got a point and shoot as a gift and I can´t wait to start using it. Listening to your voice was so calming and lovely. Much love from Germany

In a digital world why would anybody want to buy 35mm film rolls for an older camera? I'm on a very tight budget and been doing Photography and research for over 6 years on and off just to keep my Camera knowledge in my warped OCD brain up to date!! In my past 12 years of Photography as a budget amateur Photographer (non video) Nature / Landscape Photography etc. I highly recommend choices between the Nikon P510 / Canon SX 720HS / even the Nikon B500 is a great all round camera for everyday Photography and fairly inexpensive on ebay! Although I'm not at all familiar with these Minolta's Brand....yet!

Hello, I’m new to flim photography and I just have a quick question😅 So, once you used a film roll, can you put another one if you haven’t developed the one that’s finished?😂 Sorry if this doesn’t make sense.

2 years ago a roll was 2€ and all the fancy cameras were 50€, but I didn't have no income. Now im working and the same stuff went to 8 and 400 euros... Fffffff

Nikon 35ti is over $1k, very lucky

I find point and shoot interesting for film photography, because it is giving a younger generation access to film photography. However, i believe the best way to start in the medium is by SLR, I recommend Pentax K1000, learn how film works, and then go simpler. Work high to low.

jesus that Ti is literal gold, that's awesome!

Anybody know the cheapest way to develop/scan film?

what is cws?

Sell me the 35ti 😅

Can you list the names of the cameras on your blog? I just found your channel but all of the suggestions are sold out :)

how much does it usually cost to get it developed?

What's the name of first camera?

Btw, that Nikon 35Ti you got is like a thousand bucks where I live. So yeah, a bit of a more expensive one.

A big thing is, spend the 300 or so dollars for a scanner. It will pay off within 30 rolls. After that you only pay for development.

Just ask your relatives, I have more cameras than I can even shoot now for absolutely free!

lol

So the point and shoot I have says to use dx-coded film. How do I know if it’s ex-coded or not?

i recently got a canon a-1 with a glass and light meter for $30 and my grandpa gave me his canon ae-1 so now i’m trying to learn how to use film cameras lol

I know this may sound dumb, but for my disposable ones I always made sure to use flash, because I realized that only then my pictures came out looking decent, do I need to know when to press the flash or does it automatically do it for me?

was not expecting you to pull out the nikon 35ti holy

How do you develop and scan your digital films I always had trouble with this step

How do you take selfies? Mine are always blurry

Does the minolta riva zoom 150 have a charger

your intro is so cute!!

Do you have a separate Instagram where you post all your film photos?

Wait so for developing u have to go to someone to get the pics? I’m looking for a camera where i get the physical photo then and there. Any reccs?

before i had point and shoot camera (Genius gahot 507) now i have canon ixus 185

My parents have a Zenit camera at home, I asked my mother how to load the film, she got angry "cannot you do something so easy?" And she couldn't neither xP these videos are quite useful, thank you : )

Thank still shoot my Freedom Zoom 150! I am the original owner from the 90s. Great compact camera.

That Nikon 35ti though - yowza

would u recommend buying the miranda AX?

I love these but the thought of having to send the pictures off to be developed is a huge downside for me