My dad used to work for Noritsu and would service and train people on the old film developer machines. He passed back in 2005, and hearing somebody say Noristu, like you did, made me happy. I have lots of memories playing around with those old developers.
I don't know if you saw it, but it seems a lot of people loved your comment. The look these cameras achieve is itself really nostalgic for me, even though I'm only 24 and never really lived through their main era (at least not when I was old enough lol)
Love these! I would love for these to be a series on the channel. Grab a camera from any online marketplace and go do some street with it. Also, nothing beats the way the sky looks on film. Thanks for sharing!
The very first non-disposable camera i bought was the kodak m35 lol, but what I've been using lately is the olympus trip xb 401 and the minolta x303si. I've been meaning to develop and scan my own photos hope I can do it soon!!
@@mihriyam4078 Its more of a fun easy camera, I don't use it for anything important. Only use it when with friends or feel like shooting an easy roll of film around the city.
@@paiizuri Everyone worships fancy $1000+ point and shoots, Nikon FM2 or F3, Leicas or any medium format camera had never looked back to even bother with Canon.
This is the most underrated point and shoot. Bought mine for like $30 a few years back and been using it all the time with cheap film stocks; Gold, Colorplus and Ultramax. Enjoy Caleb! 🙌🏼
@@moment For real! 😭 Came with the original leather case as well. Really good camera! Just recently changed the battery so I bet it's good to go for a while now 💪🏼
I purchased a Canon sure shot 85 zoom for $5 at a flea market. I shot 2 rolls of film through it and haven't sent the film out yet. I'm excited to see the results.
Amazing camera. But sold mine as it was too hard to see the difference between these and the results of my digital camera. It's that good. Almost as good as an Olympus MJU2. But it is also a little too big. I usually take a pentax Espio or Pentax PC35AF with me. The PC35AF is smaller, quieter, a little slower, but also sharper and the espios are much smaller and more versatile with the zoom they have. Nice scanning tutorial! Thank you.
This is the exact camera my dad had late 80's and early 90's, and shot a ton of family pictures! It's been stored for almost 2 decades now, but I recently bought some Portra 400s and a new battery, and I will be giving it some new life very shortly :) Very glad I found your video, it was exactly the motivation I needed!
Love garage sales for insane values. Got a brand new super 8 camera from one for $8. Got a ton of film from them for like $1. Its awesome having a hobby centered around stuff people dont want anymore hahaha.
So true! With the mirrorless cameras being so popular, lots of great dslrs can also be had for not a lot of money. I haven't yet used a film camera, but I imagine the prices are even crazier for those!
@@dimitrijekrstic7567 Not really actually. Digital is so quick and easy people just want to get those. So a lot of film cameras get sold for low prices cause people just want them out. I dont htink ive spent more than like 250 bucks and have a Canon A-1 and like 5 lenses. Its really cool. The exspensive part is buying and processing film but even that really isnt too bad.
@@armpit_farts7327 not really what? Compared to what the pricing was a few years back, dslrs have gone down in price a lot. That's what I've said. And the prices being crazier just meant crazy good prices lol
@@dimitrijekrstic7567 lol, misunderstanding, thought you meant crazy like exspensive. So I said "not really" like they arent expensive. Were on the same page lol.
@@armpit_farts7327 lol yeah. Honestly one of the best things ever, getting great gear at ridiculous prices cause people don't want it anymore. Feels like cheating lol!
Highly considering getting one of these now! What camera are you shooting with at the beginning while sat at your desk? And do you just vlog with your phone?
Great little point and shoot, I just picked up a Pentax AF zoom 60 for £5 including an original Pentax strap and case, it's mint as well. I'm hoping it's going to be as good as my Olympis mju II zoom 170 I just reluctantly parted with, everyone has their price and the £180 I was offered for it was just too tempting, still it only cost me £10 👍😳😁
@@ptnnnnn Great camera, you'll not regret it, the images it takes are stunning! It's not the best looking or most compact and it feels a little bit 'plastic' but it does the job and that is all that matters.👍 Easily as good as the olympus in my opinion.
If you underbid, why bid 49.99 instead of 50.00? There's a reason 49.99 is used by stores: to trick your brain it's less. You don't want your seller to think that.
I just picked up an Olympus XA2, the first camera I bought myself back in the early 80's. Couldn't find my original, so I found one at KEH. (t might have been lost when I had a house fire several years ago) Loaded up a roll of Fuji Acros 100 b/w but haven't finished it off yet. Anxious to see the results.
I bought this camera and just got one of my rolls developed, but 90% of my photos came out blurry :( don’t know if it’s the focus on my camera or if it’s how I took the photos. Should I press it slightly to focus and then take the photo? Or maybe is jut my camera that’s not working properly? Is there a way to check if the focus is working?
In your opinion which film is the best for this camera. Looking to purchase film that can take up to 20-30 shots per roll, any suggestion would greatly appreciated. Also great video, I always double back and get tips from this video.
I love that you showed this and also hate that you showed this. Now I’m in deliberations with my CFO (aka me) about what film camera I can afford to experiment with. Damn you @moment, DAMN YOU hahahahahah this is pretty rad.
In the Indian market, there was a Point and Shoot camera Canon Prima BF800 around 2001. A glass lens of 28mm, it had great sharpness and fine colour rendition. Like in Rangefinder cameras, the rendition was sharper than film slrs, probably for the reason that the film plane was closer to the lens, the lens was a prime one with few elements , and the max aperture was a low one.
@@param2014it's hard since there aren't many film developing studios left and also the availability of analog cameras is kind of fickle. For many hobbyist photographers the expenses and the overall inconvenient nature of film most of the times outweighs the enjoyment of shooting film.
In Lightroom, can you not make the negative into a positive by dragging the top right of the tone curve all the way down and the bottom left all the way up? Does that not work for these negatives?
Yo with that copy stand, will a Tamron 90mm macro lens work? It looks like you’re maxed out on height with that stand and the focal length is less than 90
Hi! I have a question :) I’m torn between buying or not an Olympus infinity stylus 80 but it is so expensive! I currently have a Canon sureshot 76 zoom. Do you think I should do the upgrade? Thank you!
Honestly at this point, I'd rather learn how to make my own lenses and camera bodies, these creepy looking film youtubers always fuck it up and hike up the prices of these cameras..... 🤦🏻♂️
Great job man I luv your videos…Can you tell us what camera that’s you used to film this vid Especially when you went outside and took pic with the camera It’s so cool !
Hey I’m tryna get into using film cameras more. I’m going to be using it for my look book for this brand im starting up does anyone know good questions to ask the seller about the camera. P.s not at all well versed on cameras lol
I'd say: get a used original Lomo-LCA (not the remake by Lomography) and call it a day. It's the perfect point and shoot. Combine that with the cheap Lucky SHD 100 and go out and shoot.
Just bought a pristine Canon FTB with 2, 50mm1.8s, a focal 28mm, a focal 135mm and small canon flash for 50 bucks at a local antique shop. What a steal!!!! Didn't need it but bought it anyway, lol.
Might be a stupid question but I am buying a film camera for the first time. Do I need all this equipment to get my photos developed or can I go to Walmart or somewhere to get that done?
I have one for $60 that is an amazing camera for the money. I shoot only B&W film and I love the results. I get hassled everywhere when I take my DSLR or mirrorless cameras with me. I get a lot of NO PHOTOGRAPHY allowed. When I show up in the same place and take photos with my Samsung phone or my Canon Sure Shot Supreme nobody hassles me at all. Seriously you go through all that hassle to produce an image? I send my roll to a lab in Cali and get back great prints.
The best film camera under $60 is one that's broken so you don't waste all your money on buying film and developing when you can just get as good or better results with a junk store Canon digital camera if you know what the heck you're doing.
usually you can only blow up 35mm up too around A2? with this set up how large can you go without having a super grainy image ? also how does the grain looks like on the set up?
why do you have your films in the freezer? also could you make a video on how to get the 1960's colour grad? (marlin Monroe photo in colour or George Harrison in the blue water)
This camera is basically the direct descendant of the af35m and af35m II... Just moving towards the more "modern" style design and using dx coding The two biggest flaws in this camera are 1. Whoever came up with the idea for how to disable the flash should be smacked upside the head with a rolled up magazine 2. The conductive paint on the shutter button on many of these tends to be worn to the point that the shutter button can be very difficult to press... Can be easily fixed or you can use the self timer button as your half press then press the shutter button to take the photo
I wanted to shoot film for a long but, didn't have the time, money and, patience at that time. I really want to do it maybe in the near future I'm hoping though.
That's a great point and shoot. Really, if you compare it to the Yashica T4 that is selling for at least $400, its lens is a full stop faster that the T4 and at 38mm, it is roughly the same focal length. Your Canon Sureshot is quite a bargain. Its a little chunkier than the T4 but you buy a point and shoot to carry instead of a heavy, mostly metal SLR. I am a bit of a collector but I don't have a Canon Sureshot. My collection started when people were going digital and all kinds of cameras were showing up at thrift stores on the cheap.
My dad used to work for Noritsu and would service and train people on the old film developer machines. He passed back in 2005, and hearing somebody say Noristu, like you did, made me happy. I have lots of memories playing around with those old developers.
I don't know if you saw it, but it seems a lot of people loved your comment. The look these cameras achieve is itself really nostalgic for me, even though I'm only 24 and never really lived through their main era (at least not when I was old enough lol)
Love these! I would love for these to be a series on the channel. Grab a camera from any online marketplace and go do some street with it. Also, nothing beats the way the sky looks on film. Thanks for sharing!
Great idea Chris and glad you enjoyed! Yea, the sky and skin tones on film 👍
The very first non-disposable camera i bought was the kodak m35 lol, but what I've been using lately is the olympus trip xb 401 and the minolta x303si. I've been meaning to develop and scan my own photos hope I can do it soon!!
Was the Kodak m35 good?
@@mihriyam4078 Its more of a fun easy camera, I don't use it for anything important. Only use it when with friends or feel like shooting an easy roll of film around the city.
Most Canon film cameras are underrated in the film community. Nice to see one.
WTF def. NOT. AE1 F1 etc.
@@paiizuri Everyone worships fancy $1000+ point and shoots, Nikon FM2 or F3, Leicas or any medium format camera had never looked back to even bother with Canon.
I agree except for the AE-1. Definitley the most popular and most sold 35mm film cam.
@@rjgomm1852 ayyyyyy I just got an AE1. pretty cheap too. 20 pounds and in good condition
Truth. I have the Canon Sure Shot Zoom-S absolutely love it. $5.00 off Facebook marketplace.
This is the most underrated point and shoot. Bought mine for like $30 a few years back and been using it all the time with cheap film stocks; Gold, Colorplus and Ultramax. Enjoy Caleb! 🙌🏼
oh what!! $30 so good!
@@moment For real! 😭 Came with the original leather case as well. Really good camera! Just recently changed the battery so I bet it's good to go for a while now 💪🏼
where do you buy your film?
I own a canon sure shot owl, and it surprisingly produces quality photos!! imo I think any canon sure shot film camera is pretty underrated 😊
Bought that exact same camera at a thrift shop it currently has a roll of Portra 400 I’m excited and nervous how the photos will come out
Nerves are just excitement without breath. Breathe and get double excited, enjoy the process!
I'm just amazed at the sheer amount and size of fireworks. In the UK we get nothing like that. Nor do we get great flavours of KitKat.
just getting into film and this was a great vid! nicely done caleb!
thank you!!
More film stuff!
Yayaya !
I’m in! Got my kids disposable cameras from my sisters wedding a few weeks back. The delayed gratification is well worth it.
God I want this set up one day, this is so stellar.
I purchased a Canon sure shot 85 zoom for $5 at a flea market. I shot 2 rolls of film through it and haven't sent the film out yet. I'm excited to see the results.
You stoppedd by my fireworks station! How bizzare!!
Amazing camera. But sold mine as it was too hard to see the difference between these and the results of my digital camera. It's that good. Almost as good as an Olympus MJU2. But it is also a little too big. I usually take a pentax Espio or Pentax PC35AF with me. The PC35AF is smaller, quieter, a little slower, but also sharper and the espios are much smaller and more versatile with the zoom they have. Nice scanning tutorial! Thank you.
This is the exact camera my dad had late 80's and early 90's, and shot a ton of family pictures! It's been stored for almost 2 decades now, but I recently bought some Portra 400s and a new battery, and I will be giving it some new life very shortly :) Very glad I found your video, it was exactly the motivation I needed!
I have one of these! My dad found it at a flea market for $5. It works amazing and the lens/image quality is amazing
Love garage sales for insane values. Got a brand new super 8 camera from one for $8. Got a ton of film from them for like $1. Its awesome having a hobby centered around stuff people dont want anymore hahaha.
So true! With the mirrorless cameras being so popular, lots of great dslrs can also be had for not a lot of money. I haven't yet used a film camera, but I imagine the prices are even crazier for those!
@@dimitrijekrstic7567 Not really actually. Digital is so quick and easy people just want to get those. So a lot of film cameras get sold for low prices cause people just want them out. I dont htink ive spent more than like 250 bucks and have a Canon A-1 and like 5 lenses. Its really cool. The exspensive part is buying and processing film but even that really isnt too bad.
@@armpit_farts7327 not really what? Compared to what the pricing was a few years back, dslrs have gone down in price a lot. That's what I've said. And the prices being crazier just meant crazy good prices lol
@@dimitrijekrstic7567 lol, misunderstanding, thought you meant crazy like exspensive. So I said "not really" like they arent expensive. Were on the same page lol.
@@armpit_farts7327 lol yeah. Honestly one of the best things ever, getting great gear at ridiculous prices cause people don't want it anymore. Feels like cheating lol!
You shouldnt take flash photo with your child, its not good for the eyes
When he said “Moo-Jo”, my head exploded. It’s a Greek letter, dude, come on.
Highly considering getting one of these now!
What camera are you shooting with at the beginning while sat at your desk? And do you just vlog with your phone?
So, you're telling me its expensive. $60 cam, $5000 in gear. Lol
Great little point and shoot, I just picked up a Pentax AF zoom 60 for £5 including an original Pentax strap and case, it's mint as well.
I'm hoping it's going to be as good as my Olympis mju II zoom 170 I just reluctantly parted with, everyone has their price and the £180 I was offered for it was just too tempting, still it only cost me £10 👍😳😁
How was your pentax? I’m about to buy first non-disposable and I’m considering buying it like do you recommend it?
@@ptnnnnn Great camera, you'll not regret it, the images it takes are stunning!
It's not the best looking or most compact and it feels a little bit 'plastic' but it does the job and that is all that matters.👍
Easily as good as the olympus in my opinion.
If you underbid, why bid 49.99 instead of 50.00? There's a reason 49.99 is used by stores: to trick your brain it's less. You don't want your seller to think that.
Everyone knows it's mju 😒
When white balancing the film you have to click on the film base (the orange space between the frames) not the black part of the film carrier!
I just picked up an Olympus XA2, the first camera I bought myself back in the early 80's. Couldn't find my original, so I found one at KEH. (t might have been lost when I had a house fire several years ago) Loaded up a roll of Fuji Acros 100 b/w but haven't finished it off yet. Anxious to see the results.
The best film camera is the one you can find at a thrift/antique store. Bought 3 point and shoot cameras for $30.
Got this camera for 20 bucks at a thrift store! Great camera! Super reliable. Great shots
14:20 “I don’t actually know what I’m doing, I’m just going with what I like”
Welcome to my life 😂 love the video. Thanks for throwing it together ❤️🔥
You can get a Minolta maxxum 3000i for less then 40 I got mine on Mercari for 30 with lens and flash
I got my mju II only at $42-ish, mint condition only the backdoor date doesn't work, but hey! who needed that right?
I have an Olympus Af1 Infinity with the super sharp 35mm f2. 8 lens.
I got it for £15. Love it.
Did you use flash when taking every picture even when you were outside in the daylight?
you understand that making these videos ups the prices of these cameras? this is literally how camera prices go up
regardless, great video
I bought this camera and just got one of my rolls developed, but 90% of my photos came out blurry :( don’t know if it’s the focus on my camera or if it’s how I took the photos. Should I press it slightly to focus and then take the photo? Or maybe is jut my camera that’s not working properly? Is there a way to check if the focus is working?
In your opinion which film is the best for this camera. Looking to purchase film that can take up to 20-30 shots per roll, any suggestion would greatly appreciated. Also great video, I always double back and get tips from this video.
I love that you showed this and also hate that you showed this. Now I’m in deliberations with my CFO (aka me) about what film camera I can afford to experiment with. Damn you @moment, DAMN YOU hahahahahah this is pretty rad.
hahaha MY BAD!!
@@moment Random thought: do you think this was the “sure shot” The Beasties Boys were referring to?
In the Indian market, there was a Point and Shoot camera Canon Prima BF800 around 2001. A glass lens of 28mm, it had great sharpness and fine colour rendition.
Like in Rangefinder cameras, the rendition was sharper than film slrs, probably for the reason that the film plane was closer to the lens, the lens was a prime one with few elements , and the max aperture was a low one.
good to see indian film enthusiasts.
@@param2014it's hard since there aren't many film developing studios left and also the availability of analog cameras is kind of fickle. For many hobbyist photographers the expenses and the overall inconvenient nature of film most of the times outweighs the enjoyment of shooting film.
In Lightroom, can you not make the negative into a positive by dragging the top right of the tone curve all the way down and the bottom left all the way up? Does that not work for these negatives?
Yo with that copy stand, will a Tamron 90mm macro lens work? It looks like you’re maxed out on height with that stand and the focal length is less than 90
oh shoot that’s boom city in Tulalip! i just moved away to Everett but I lived like 5 minutes away from there
DSLR scanning is the future, I'd love to get my hands on a Negative Supply unit
Did shawn have breakfast tho ? Great video moment 🙌
I’m going tona concert in two days, I want to take this camera this same film, would it work?????
should I have the flash on for daylight outdoor pics? or do those have to be with the flash off?
Haha, my wife and I have the same painting behind you! Found it in a goodwill and fixed it up.
canon sx620, that camera was so cool, easy to use, and it fits nicely in your pocket👍 and you can buy it only for around 190 bucks.
man, remember when these cameras where like 1.99 at goodwill..
Shooting film just hits different. Love the photos that came out of it
so true
Kodak S1100XL. Rebranded Chinon 3001 with the fantastic Chinon lens and a very capable autofocus, plus a flip-up flash that doubles as a lens cover.
Found this at a garage sale in mint condition. Great camera but agree and wish it was a bit sharper but still dope!
Randomly watching this a year later on the 4th of July.
Why can’t you analog film guys USE DIFFERENT MUSIC AAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH
Happy 4th of July! And after this video prices on eBay skyrocketed to $90 upwards to $150!
Hi! I have a question :) I’m torn between buying or not an Olympus infinity stylus 80 but it is so expensive! I currently have a Canon sureshot 76 zoom. Do you think I should do the upgrade? Thank you!
Honestly at this point, I'd rather learn how to make my own lenses and camera bodies, these creepy looking film youtubers always fuck it up and hike up the prices of these cameras..... 🤦🏻♂️
Great job man I luv your videos…Can you tell us what camera that’s you used to film this vid Especially when you went outside and took pic with the camera
It’s so cool !
Bought one for 10 euros ($11) a month ago and it is working. I think I had a good deal seeing it was sub-60 dollars two years ago :)
Canon SS Supreme is a good camera. I bought one after seeing a flickr account that was using one. The pics really stood out.
Did you just pull out the negatives on film roll? And scan it directly? Or you have to do something on the film roll before pulling it out?
Hey I’m tryna get into using film cameras more. I’m going to be using it for my look book for this brand im starting up does anyone know good questions to ask the seller about the camera.
P.s not at all well versed on cameras lol
I'd say: get a used original Lomo-LCA (not the remake by Lomography) and call it a day. It's the perfect point and shoot. Combine that with the cheap Lucky SHD 100 and go out and shoot.
Just bought a pristine Canon FTB with 2, 50mm1.8s, a focal 28mm, a focal 135mm and small canon flash for 50 bucks at a local antique shop. What a steal!!!! Didn't need it but bought it anyway, lol.
1:53 523 it COSTS 59 dollars wtf you callin it cheap
Might be a stupid question but I am buying a film camera for the first time. Do I need all this equipment to get my photos developed or can I go to Walmart or somewhere to get that done?
I have one for $60 that is an amazing camera for the money. I shoot only B&W film and I love the results.
I get hassled everywhere when I take my DSLR or mirrorless cameras with me. I get a lot of NO PHOTOGRAPHY allowed.
When I show up in the same place and take photos with my Samsung phone or my Canon Sure Shot Supreme nobody hassles me at all.
Seriously you go through all that hassle to produce an image? I send my roll to a lab in Cali and get back great prints.
The best film camera under $60 is one that's broken so you don't waste all your money on buying film and developing when you can just get as good or better results with a junk store Canon digital camera if you know what the heck you're doing.
It's a Canon so by definition it can't be the best film camera under $60...
usually you can only blow up 35mm up too around A2? with this set up how large can you go without having a super grainy image ? also how does the grain looks like on the set up?
the guy at 2:25 realising he just got caught on camera doing one of the most irritating things photographers have to put up with 👁👄👁
I really want an Olympus Mju with the 35mm f2.8. But damn it is hard to spend that kind of money on a 35mm point and shoot.
I copped one of these for $6 at the thrift store in pretty much perfect condition 👍🏻. I'm testing it on my next trip!
Every time these videos go up, they drive up the price of film cameras into price ranges that make them a bad value. 🙄
“Olympus moojoo” lmao I’m dead
V600 is, tbh, trash compared to what a good macro digital scan can do.
haha I know, but Im just starting out and it was a good deal on Craiglist lol
60 bucks with this good condition!? wow
This was so Fun! Like "chatting with an old friend" kind of vibes
i used to broke a film that i took and it didnt look like 4:05 its all dark no visible pic tho is it after developed? hahaha im new to this so
why do you have your films in the freezer? also could you make a video on how to get the 1960's colour grad? (marlin Monroe photo in colour or George Harrison in the blue water)
What Rez did you go to lol kinda looks like the Rez here near me in nisqually around the 4th with all their family booths and stuff
Will you guys review the Paper Shoot Camera?
i found one for $6. took 4 pics before the motor jammed. shit camera.
Dude! You woke my Alexa echo dot hahah
This camera is basically the direct descendant of the af35m and af35m II... Just moving towards the more "modern" style design and using dx coding
The two biggest flaws in this camera are
1. Whoever came up with the idea for how to disable the flash should be smacked upside the head with a rolled up magazine
2. The conductive paint on the shutter button on many of these tends to be worn to the point that the shutter button can be very difficult to press... Can be easily fixed or you can use the self timer button as your half press then press the shutter button to take the photo
I wanted to shoot film for a long but, didn't have the time, money and, patience at that time. I really want to do it maybe in the near future I'm hoping though.
That's a great point and shoot. Really, if you compare it to the Yashica T4 that is selling for at least $400, its lens is a full stop faster that the T4 and at 38mm, it is roughly the same focal length. Your Canon Sureshot is quite a bargain. Its a little chunkier than the T4 but you buy a point and shoot to carry instead of a heavy, mostly metal SLR. I am a bit of a collector but I don't have a Canon Sureshot. My collection started when people were going digital and all kinds of cameras were showing up at thrift stores on the cheap.
Just got pentax espio 125 not tried yet but im excited and anxious at the same time
do you use the flash on every shot? i never know when to use it and when to not? or always use it? ugh
I just used mine to take some photos in Belize. I love it!
Also Canon sure shot 105 is a good and cheap film camera
suchhhha great well rounded videoooo!!! ✨🤩
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please do a review of the DIY Recesky Twin Lens Reflex Film Camera.
Why is ur daughter named Berry?
What is the name and type of this camara
Did Shawn have breakfast?
These shots are great! Do you have any suggestions for a budget point and shoot with a zoom lens to shoot concerts?
Hello new subscriber from California
I still have a canon sure shot z115. A solid P&S that you can pick up in the $25-30 range