7 Tips For Better 35mm Point & Shoot Photos

These are 7 of my best tips for shooting point-and-shoot film cameras. I made so many mistakes when I first started shooting so this is how to avoid those mistakes and take the best pictures straight off!
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Max

[@AardvarkAdventure]

I've been using a bunch of point & shoots lately and I can attest to the wild variance in quality when you're just winging it. These tips will make a bigger difference than the film you're using, for sure, but also the camera you're using.

[@Jerry10939]

There is nothing wrong with Kodak Gold 200. Also faster films like 400 ISO may be too fast for most point and shoot cameras. They have limited shutter speeds and aperture settings. Some cameras can handle different lighting conditions but the light meters are not as good as those in an SLR.

[@kentdms]

Same name, same hobby, i subscribe. Great video mate. 🙏🏻💯

[@Residew]

Thanks for the video. Super helpful. Really cool shots. Definitely subscribing. Also, that was a funny looking horse.

[@TheChicoRios]

Great tips! Thanks for sharing :D

[@johanjuhojuntti648]

Love point and shoot for street photography, but a roll of Kodak gold and development with scans costs about 500 sek ($55) here in Sweden.

[@maxkent]

Yeah it’s tough, I’m in the US on holiday and film is a lot cheaper but processing is more expensive than the UK

[@maxkent]

You could try a half-frame camera maybe? 👍

[@ted_umeh]

You’re so hot + good looking

[@alexandravelazquez5584]

Just got my first point and shoot, thank you for these tips! Excited to use these tips :)

[@skatefdp]

portugal at the begining my country

[@garethjones5068]

Need to actually get out with a Point & Shoot, I’ve had a Samsung Zoom for aaaaages but just haven’t got out & actually fired any shots off yet

[@maxkent]

Do it 😵‍💫

[@waferab]

Good stuff!

[@maxkent]

Thanks!