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Fuji Film Superia 400

Expired film. Very expired film.

If you go to Scene mode, there is a setting that looks like an old clock. Select that and turn the lens ring until you get a color scheme that you like. I usually do one or two clicks. Also some images here are just straight from Aperture priority. Enjoy!

San Diego for some photos. Monterey California for others.

I consider myself lucky. I bought this camera at a thrift store for $40, not really knowing anything about the camera.

@@streetdocuments4452 I got mine on ebay a few years ago for $75 or so, now it's more like $175. Same camera but it's gotten a few years older, so just trendy inflation I think.

These are straight from the camera. Some Auto, but also their is a nostalgia filter that I love shooting with. Some of the photos in this video used that filter.

I agree. I took most of these with aperture priority. Next time I will shoot all manual and a fresh roll instead of an expired roll. Thanks for watching.

Auto for some and There is a scene mode that I selected the nostalgia filter.

Nice! Is yours film or digital? A photowalk always sounds good.

Thanks! Do you shoot film also?

started my photography journey 2 days ago, currently shooting with the Pentax k1000 Kodak gold 200 iso :)

@@deniallif Do you currently have an Instagram page with your photography yet? Mine is instagram.com/StreetDocuments

Thanks! Two new videos coming soon with two film cameras I recently got. One is a Nikon and the other is a Pentax.

Yes! I actually am lucky to work at Balboa Park and get to shoot there often.

Yes. This is the Yashica EZ Zoom 105. It’s a very underrated camera that you can find fairly cheap. I recently sold this camera to buy more cameras to test and make videos of.

@@streetdocuments4452 Yes, very interesting, I will try to find it for me and test it, thank you once again 😊

Thanks and thanks for watching.

Not much. The Canon S95 has some awesome presets. Most of the photos here are straight from the camera. Some with some crop, but overall, straight from the camera.

@@streetdocuments4452 I just recently got the S95 and am still trying to figure it out. Would you share what settings/presets you used? Thanks so much!

@@mizzmai06 I mainly shoot with the Scene setting. Select the nostalgia filter and turn the dial on the lens till you see a look you like. I will make a video soon with some of my favorite settings. Good luck and happy shooting.

@Street Documents awesome thanks. I've tried that previously but may still have to fiddle around with it

Technically, since this is a film camera, the iso range depends on the film you use. For good day light shooting, I use 100 speed film. This roll was 400 speed which is a great all around film. You will need to use your flash while shooting indoors. Hope this answers your question.

I understand that thanks for the answer, my question though was about it’s ISO range, i mean could it only take 400 films but nothing higher?

@@joeelnadi9252 From what I have read, it can read Dx code from 100-400 iso film. Unfortunately I recently sold this camera but it can be found fairly easily online. It’s an underrated camera and fun to shoot with. Many point and shoot film cameras have gotten out of hand with their prices. I did see recently that Pentax is going to make new film cameras because the demand for film cameras has grown. I am hoping to buy one and make a sample video of the shots I take. Thanks for watching.

Hello! As far as thrift stores, it’s very hit or miss. I have more luck at my local AM Vets thrift stores and other thrift stores that support a local charity. Goodwill has a great store online but they have gotten very pricey. I usually ask as soon as I get there if they have any cameras. Also, ask them if they frequently receive cameras. There is one Goodwill near my home that never has cameras because 1. They don’t accept cameras, and 2. Employees at these place usually have first pick at the donations. As far as quality, the first place I check is the battery compartment. If it looks damaged, it usually is because of the electronics. As far as mechanical cameras, press all the buttons, vary the shutter speed to make sure it is firing at the various speeds. Open the film slot to see if the light seals are in good shape. My last way to tell is the price. Many thrift stores have a return policy. They usually won’t put something out for sale if it is not functional. Aside from your local thrift stores, I check Facebook marketplace, local swap meets, and venture out to outside of your area thrift stores. I hope that helps and good luck. I have seen this particular camera online for under $40. I just got lucky finding it for $12 on a half off day for electronics. Let me know if you find anything!

Thanks! I did not have high hopes for this camera when I got it, but it has been my go to lately.

Thanks. It’s a great and fun camera to shoot with.

Same question!

Hello and sorry for the late response. I used Fuji Superia 400 film since it is currently the cheapest I can find. Usually at Walmart for under $30 for 3 rolls of 36 exposures.

@@streetdocuments4452 ah! No worries. Thankyou sm!

I used Fuji Superia 400 film since it is currently the cheapest I can find. Usually at Walmart for under $30 for 3 rolls of 36 exposures.