35mm Film Photography In India
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- #filmphotography #india
Here a compilation of shots I made on a 35mm film camera during my trip to Kedarnath . I shot these pictures on Nikon FM10 with FujiC200 and Ilford HP5, I hope you guys like these pictures! Please feel free to hit me up with your suggestions in the comments section below
Hope you guys like this video, I would love to hear you out in the comments section or here: / bitesizenirvana
I love film photography start film photography 1975 first camera 120 mm lobilto ussr first camera tanveer pakistan punjab❤❤❤ i love film csmeras
That's amazing! So good to know. :) 🤗❤
So much to see and learn from , love from Australia , the photos are unreal 😍
@@InconsistentLeftovers thank you, that means a lot. 🙏🏽✨
I buuyed camera then realized the film is 1000+ rs😢😢😢 i wanna shoot film so bad
@@shantanugote if you are in Delhi or some city with a dedicated camera market then go try finding film rolls there. The prices online are mad.
5:39 .. my fav 😍
does film have better dr than digital ???
@@praveenbhat5392 it does, especially with highlights. Film shots retain highlight details even if the image is over exposed a bit too much. Thank you 🙏🏽🫂
@@pratikgpta woow , thanks for info 👍
Bro could you please tell me where to find Films?
I have few undeveloped film roles(Fuji, Kodak). Those films are close to 20 years old. But I am unable to develop those films as my nearby photo studio saying it will cost me a lot of money.
@@rnilu86 where are you based? I mean we can try finding a place that's realistic prices.
@@pratikgpta west bengal. Near Kolkata
Really amazing photos !
Glad you like them!
do you think film prices are coming down anytime soon?
@@aj8708 not really man, legacy brands would rather get pricer or they might discontinue altogether. BUT there are a few new brands coming in, one of them in Bangalore or Kolkata I guess.
for a beginner which camera is good for cinematography
The camera that you already have.
Not avalibal film rools pakistani peoples not interested film photography sialkot punjab tanveer
Yes, a lot of people just want to follow the trend. It's sad to see that film photography is dying. :(