film photography craze

[nighstar]

every so often i get utterly and entirely obsessed with something. if you follow me on G+/Twitter/Facebook (eww @FB) then you probably already know this, but my latest craze has been film cameras/film photography. it all started towards the end of our trip to Singapore..... curse Singapore and its vast selection of cameras

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[watercircle]

Very cool! Recently I've been interested in 35mm film cameras and just non-digital prints in general. Where are you buying your film? Is it difficult to find? How do you plan on developing it? It would be so cool if you could make your own darkroom. From what I gather it isn't TOO difficult to develop the film, but I'm still baffled by the enlargement/printing process.

Please do keep making these videos. They are fascinating! Love, love, LOVE the camera. It is so cool. Is that type of folding pretty common, or is it rare? Kya, you have my vote for coolest person of the year. Whenever you do get some pictures developed, post them right away! I can't wait to see the results!

[nighstar]

check out these sites:

B&H - online store for ALL your photography needs

i've found a local photo store that sells and develops 35mm and 120 film, but their prices are RIDICULOUS. upon browsing photography forums i found a lot of people referring to B&H, so i checked it out and their prices for film is AMAZING (at least compared to my local store). they sell lots of different formats and even materials for developing film yourself etc. you might find them useful. :)

Silverbased: "What do I need to develop film?

i found this site via their tutorial on loading/shooting 120 film. according to them, developing b&w film is a cinch and you don't even need an actual darkroom

[detroitfather]

Very cool!