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!

If you're still starting out in film photography, I put together this film photography course to take you from beginner, to taking tip-top photos every time! Check it out - max-kent-s-school1.teachable.com/p/the-film-photography-fast-track

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The film I use most of the time - https://geni.us/TgkbJ
My video camera - https://geni.us/590CHy
My video lens - https://geni.us/A8amM3j
My tripod (it’s great) - https://geni.us/Xkixa8
The safest camera bag I use - https://geni.us/5bhN0
My ND Filter (for video/slow shutter photography) - https://geni.us/jRfyfO
The kinda strap I’d suggest - https://geni.us/u7PxGS
My main lens for shooting film - https://geni.us/VHlw
My Film Camera - https://geni.us/bopi3b
My mic - https://geni.us/0CwBa2L
My external hard drive - https://geni.us/BR7Jp



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Thank you all for the time you take to watch my videos!

Max