
Shooting 35mm film for the first time: where to begin?
You do not need much equipment. A working camera, one roll of film and a little patience are enough to get started.
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You do not need much equipment. A working camera, one roll of film and a little patience are enough to get started.

A sunny day can be your first exposure meter.

A beautiful exterior cannot replace a reliable mechanism.

Behind a blurred background is an interaction between light and distance.

One small action may determine whether an entire roll survives.

Choose film for the light you will actually encounter, not just a favorite color palette.

A compartmentalized case for photographers who carry several different film stocks.

A vintage-style woven strap makes it easier to carry your camera on trips.

A conceptual medium-format camera for slower photography and square compositions.

A small everyday camera for capturing spontaneous moments.

A conceptual film camera with straightforward controls for everyday photography.

A conceptual manual camera for photographers who want control over aperture and shutter speed.