If you’re ready to jump into medium format film photography, we have got you covered! A few weeks ago, we shared our guide to medium format photography, explaining what medium format is and the benefits and disadvantages of shooting it, and, this week, we are talking cameras…
The ability to shoot medium format is one of my favorite benefits of film photography. In the digital world, medium format cameras are so expensive it’s rare to see even professionals use them. But not so with film! Medium format film cameras can be found at any budget, opening up this style of shooting to pretty much everyone…
If you’re just starting out with film photography, finding the right film camera can be super overwhelming. With so many options, it’s difficult to know where to start. So we thought we’d make it a little bit easier by rounding up a list of our top five 35mm film cameras for beginners. Ranging from fully manual vintage cameras to point-and-shoots, here are some 35mm film cameras that are easy on the budget, reliable, and full of beginner-friendly features.
Nothing is a better callback to the ’90s than a disposable camera. Before we all had a camera in our pockets, disposable cameras were the cheapest, easiest, and most convenient way to always have a camera on you. You could pick them up at any drug store, shoot them on a weekend out with friends, and drop them off at the one hour photo booth…
