How do you create that vintage look?
And wich camera would you recommend for vintage looking photos??
hii I use 35mm film cameras to take most of my photos! (my personal favorite 35mm cameras after 10 years of using 35mm film are: the Canonet QL17, and Canon Demi)
here's some tips for starting out if you're new to 35mm film & analog photography :D
•decide what kind of 35mm film- Black and White, or Color? Color film is a lot of fun and (in my opinion) easier to take satisfying photos with.
•try 400iso film first (common options are 200, 400, and 800 speed).
• Cameras: if you're looking for an affordably-priced, easy-to-use camera,, I recommend researching point-n-shoot 35mm cameras with optional flash.
(example: Olympus Shoot & Go R )
Simple point-and-shoot film cameras are great because they are like disposable film cameras, but you can use them over and over again! They'll take vintage-looking photos and an affordable camera option to see if you'd want to continue with 35mm film.
some other common camera types/categories are: SLR (most common- have a little triangular viewfinder block on top), and rangefinders (much quieter and compact)
There are many local businesses worldwide that develop film & sell film cameras. Film-developing stores can scan the developed film ("negatives"), email you those photos to have digitally, and also print them out! I go to Photo Plus in San Francisco to develop my color film, There are online shops you can mail in your film to (see in links below).
I hope this is useful! Film photography (and digital photography) was the first art medium i learned and have enjoyed long-term.
recommended sites for learning, buying supplies, and more:
yousharknotpass
ellievsbear
izzy806
turnnoffyourmind
dededos
andulkaphoto