35mm Cameras

Leaf River's rugged outdoors cameras are specifically designed for hunters and other wildlife enthusiasts that want to capture images of animals in the wild. Leaf River's Trail Scan C-1 35 millimeter…

Capturing an object's movements in a photo can transform a regular image into a work of art. The effect of capturing motion with a camera is called "motion blur" and is often used in sports…

As far as non-digital cameras go, the 35 mm is by far the most popular single-lens reflex camera. In addition to choosing a fully automatic, fully manual or partially automatic model you can change…

A properly exposed and focused picture requires the correct speed, aperture and focus settings on your computer. Because all of these settings affect each other, you must adjust them all for proper…

The Rokkor lens is available in styles ranging from 45 mm to 58 mm with f-stops between 1.2 and 2. Though the lenses are semi-automatic, you can still adjust the f-stop slightly as well as adjusting…

Whether it be a football game, a running animal or any other situation involving motion, action shots are a part of photography. Good, clear action photos can be challenging to achieve. You must…

Photography made possible the accurate capturing of images that can be preserved over time. The mechanism involves controlling light exposure for film that contains light-sensitive silver halides.…

Although film cameras have been largely supplanted by digital models, many art photographs continue to film those that take 35mm. The smallest commercially available film format, 35mm film is still…

Photography has many terms that may confuse beginning photographers, but none can be trickier than understanding the f-stop and the effect that it has on your photographs. Understanding the f-stop is…

Since the introduction of digital cameras, there was been a hard-fought battle between the film and digital media. Some filmmakers hold tight to their faith in film, while more and more people are…

Since the onset of digital photography, photographers have had to make the choice between 35mm film cameras and digital cameras. Today, most amateurs and professionals alike use digital cameras, for…

There are many different types of movie cameras, and knowing how to compare them are important if you're looking to purchase one. From digital to film, 35mm to 70mm, "prosumer" to the industry…

Action photos are an exciting and challenging aspect of the art of photography. Using a 35mm camera is a true test to your patience and skills and an abundance of these cameras are available for sale…

A single lens reflex (SLR) camera allows the photographer to see the image to be photographed through the viewfinder and make alterations to the image.

The 35mm camera used to be the standard around the world. Whether it was a single-lens reflex (SLR) or rangefinder, the 35mm camera was used by everyone from tourists to pros to capture everything…

If you have a 35 mm manual camera, chances are it's a single-lens reflex camera like the Minolta XG-7 from the 1970s, pictured here, rather than a medium- or large-format camera used by advanced…

Single Lens Reflex (SLR) cameras offer a manual setting called "bulb." This exposure option opens the shutter of the camera for an extended period of time. The shutter will not close until the…

When using a 35 millimeter camera, be sure to find the right type of film, which should be black and white if the temperatures of light is an issue. Load the film correctly into a 35 millimeter camera…

The moon is gone, the stars are covered, and the landscape is beautiful but there is no light to create a picture. Using a flash is always an option if you want to bathe the entire scene in white…

Do you have an old 35mm camera sitting around gathering dust? A 35mm film camera outperforms digital cameras in taking rapid series of photos, and is still the preferred instrument for fine art…

Exploring 35mm cameras; learn how to buy a new digital or manual camera, what to consider, things to think about in this free video on photography basics.