Considering getting into film photography? You have arrived at the appropriate destination. In this concise yet comprehensive video, you will learn all you need to know to get started with the fundamentals of film photography.
One of the most important choices in film photography is making sure you pick the correct film format. Choosing which format best suits your needs will influence decisions further along the process, so knowing what you need is key, which is where this video by Isaac Abner comes in with all the information that you need to make those informed first decisions.
Discover the charm of film cameras! There is a wide array of film camera types at your disposal, ranging from 35mm models to medium format cameras. Do you need point and shoot or SLR? This video aims to help you find the perfect one for your needs and budget.
When it comes to film, there are a variety of different types and film speeds, each with its unique characteristics. This video will help to demystify the world of film and help you choose the right one to achieve the look you desire, as well as learn how to load film, set your camera's exposure settings, and focus accurately. You’ll be walked through the essentials of operating a film camera seamlessly.
Isaac advises beginners not to begin by processing film by themselves, but instead to send your film to a lab for processing and development, which means you will not be learning too many things at once.
If you want a rangefinder, you don't have to be a dentist to afford a Leica or other "premium" rangefinder. Many companies made them. Yashica made several including variations of their Electro 35. Minolta had some compact rangefinders. You could get a Zorki or FED from the former Soviet Union.
Zorki is new to me, thank you!
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