Film Cameras
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Polaroid PIF-300 Instant Film for 300 Series Cameras List Price: $9.99 Sale Price: $9.99 Average Rating:   |
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Never run out of film with the PIF-300 instant film packs for the Polaroid 300 series instant camera. This ISO 800 integral color film features a glossy finish. Pictures measure in at 2.1-inches by 3.4-inches - about the size of a business card... |
Film Cameras
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 Arri 535B 35mm Film Camera Package mags video assist US $62,500.00 |
 ARRI ARRIFLEX 35mm BL READY TO SHOOT MOVIE FILM CAMERA US $12,000.00 |
 AATON XTR PROD SUPER 16mm Film Camera PL Lens Mount obo US $10,995.00 |
 Elicon 600 Ultradrive Vintage Camera Film Equipment US $8,495.75 |
 Arriflex BL 2 B Mount 35mm Film Camera Package US $7,500.00 |
 AATON LTR 54 SUPER 16mm FILM CAMERA KIT US $7,500.00 |
 LINHOF TECHNORAMA 617s III FILM CAMERA USED w 72MM US $6,292.00 |
 LINHOF TECHNORAMA 617s III FILM CAMERA USED w 180MM US $5,792.00 |
 AATON LTR 16mm Film Camera w Nikon Nikkor 50mm Lens US $5,500.00 |
 Leica M4 50th anniversary Film Camera US $5,000.00 |
 Hasselblad H2 Medium Format Film Camera US $4,775.00 |
 Leica M6 TTL 35mm Film Camera US $4,700.00 |
 Arriflex SR1 16mm Sync Sound Film Camera w Color Tap US $4,500.00 |
 Leica Black M2 Body Only 35mm Film Camera US $4,400.00 |
 Pentax 67 II with AE prism and 3 Lens Kit Film Camera US $3,999.00 |
 Hasselblad 203FE Camera Body E12 Film Back MINT US $3,908.00 |
 Linhof M679 Medium Format View Camera for Film Digital US $3,835.00 |
 Leica MP 072 Rangefinder Film Camera Body Silver US $3,778.00 |
 GRN Leica R3 35mm Film Camera 3 lenses 2 filters Case US $3,600.00 |
 LEICA MP 072 SILVER FILM CAMERA BODY 10301 USED MINT US $3,512.00 |
 65mm MOTION PICTURE FILM CAMERA SCANNER RECORDER GATE US $3,500.00 |
 Rare leica leitz film Cameralens gold cover 14 Karat US $3,500.00 |
 Leica M6 072 TTL Film Camera Body Black Paint US $3,496.00 |
 Leica MP 085 Rangefinder Film Camera Body Silver US $3,496.00 |
 Olympus OM 3Ti Film Camera Body OM3Ti 97 MINT IN BOX US $3,450.00 |
 RBT S1B Stereo Film Camera US $3,400.00 |
 Plaubel Aerial Camera for 120 Film US $3,376.00 |
 Hasselblad XPan II 35mm Film Camera X pan 84 counter US $3,200.00 |
 HASSELBLAD H2 CAMERA with 80mm Lens and Two Film Backs US $3,200.00 |
 Mamiya645 120format SLR film camera powergrip 2lenses US $3,650.00 |
 Konica Aerial Camera Type G for 120 Film US $2,701.00 |
 Leica M7 35mm Film Camera US $2,699.00 |
 Leica M7 072 Film Camera Body Silver USED US $2,650.00 |
 Noblex PRO6 150 U panorama camera for 120 film US $2,581.00 |
 Mamiya 645 AFD Medium Format Film Camera US $2,500.00 |
 LINHOF AEREO 220 PL FILM CAMERA RARE MODEL LOOK SEE A 1 US $2,500.00 |
 Mamiya 645 AFD Camera with 80mm Lens and Film Back US $2,500.00 |
 Leica M7 072 Rangefinder Film Camera Chrome Body Only US $2,449.00 |
 MINT Nikon F5 50th Anniversary 35mm Film Camera RARE US $2,395.99 |
 Leica R9 Film Camera Body Black US $2,369.00 |
 Leica M6 CLASSIC Film Camera Body Black NEW BOXED US $2,369.00 |
 Leica M7 TTL 072 Rangefinder film camera for sale US $2,319.70 |
 LEICA LEITZ M2 R SILVER FILM CAMERA BODY WITH BOX NMINT US $2,300.00 |
 Panox Camera LTD Panox Wide Angle Camera for 120 Film US $2,296.00 |
 Hasselblad H1 Camera Body HV 90x Viewer Film Back US $2,250.00 |
 Nikon F5 Film SLR Camera 50th Anniversay Model MINT US $2,139.00 |
 Leica M6 PANDA Film Camera Body Silver MINT US $2,086.00 |
 Leica M4 P 70th Anniversary Film Camera SILVER US $2,086.00 |
 LEICA M6 072 TTL TITANIUM FILM CAMERA BODY 10435 NEW US $2,012.00 |
 Hasselbald H1 Film Camera Body Viewfinder Film Back US $2,008.00 |
 Leica R7 Film Camera and Leica Summicron 50mm lens US $2,000.00 |
 Fujifilm GF670 Rangefinder Folding Film Camera US $2,000.00 |
 Leica M7 072 Rangefinder Film Camera black Body Only US $1,999.99 |
 INCREDIBLE CANON 35MM SLR FILM CAMERA COLLECTION US $1,995.00 |
 CONTAX N1 Zeiss 24 85mm Lens SLR Film Camera Full Set US $1,950.00 |
 Noblex PRO6 150 U panorama camera 120 film US $1,950.00 |
35mm Film Cameras - the Top 5 Reasons to Choose Film Over Digital!
Despite the instant gratification that digital imaging technology offers, many people are still clinging to the merits of the 35 mm film cameras and what these can deliver. Professional photographers generally advance two reasons why they choose film over digital photography. These two are the feel and look of the images rendered by film, characteristics most evident in movies. The differences are most noticeable in motion pictures that are traditionally film-based compared to video footages broadcasted over television. Film-based movies have more life, with the images and characters they deliver as living, breathing beings. Movie buffs would describe these as film having the soul which is absent in a digital image rendering. More depth could also be found in film because this medium captures more action, more light and much more richness than the digital-based output.
Seasoned photographers likewise describe this film advantage as the style or feel that can't be found in digital images. Highlights are better held in pictures taken for instance by 35mm digital cameras. These highlights could be used to emphasize a main subject or express some subtle emphasis on a secondary subject, something which could not be done with digital photography. Color play also comes in when using slide film wherein the red colors come out particularly better than in digital. Every other color likewise tends to be more vibrant and deeper when captured on slide film than when taken with a digital camera.
Image quality is a third element wherein film is superior over digital technology. The real image captured by film cameras cannot be done by digital cameras essentially due to the differences in the two media's technology. Technology based on silver halide is employed in film-based photography. The film base is a piece of plastic coated with an emulsion of silver solution that when penetrated by light turns dark and creates a negative which is then chemically developed. The captured image in the negative is next processed and printed in an enlarger. Digital cameras, on the other hand, work through an imaging chip capturing the light coming in and converting it to electronic energy which is processed and saved in a memory card to be read by a computer from which a print could be made. Images captured digitally are hence cut and dry, which quality-wise would not be suitable for large reproductions. This is because pixels recorded in binary code compose the images recorded digitally, and the number of pixels will limit the size that could be printed from the recorded digital images. With film, however, the image is recorded onto an analog celluloid strip with a sustainable capacity for much larger reproductions.
People dig digital cameras because these devices are easy and convenient to use. However, the digital cameras cannot match the freedom of versatility and creativity of the 35 mm film cameras. For these two reasons, film-based cameras are ideal tools to train on getting the perfect aperture and speed settings to specific shooting situations. Light metering skills could be honed through film-based cameras, unlike in digital photography wherein one can simply delete badly taken shots.
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why does my cameras film come out black when i get it developed?
My camera is a canon ae-1. It used to work perfectly but i went to the airport a while ago and security took it apart, after i got it back the film would always come out blank. Any ideas?
I suppose a strong enough x-ray could expose the whole roll. I don't know if they would use that strong an x-ray. Airport x-rays were an incentive for me to go digital.
Anyway, try shooting a roll of unimportant pictures without a trip through the airport, and see if you find any problems.
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