Introduction to 35mm Camera Types & Models

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Learn about various types of cameras, their distinguishing features and prices, in this free how-to video about using 35mm SLR cameras.

By: Fred Norwood

Source: Expert Village

Length: 1:19

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Tags: 35mm cameras digital cameras photography

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The first camera dates back to 1685 but the technology was not in place at the time to allow it to function properly. Finally, after 150 years the first photograph was taken in 1826 by Joseph Niepce. Since then the camera has truly changed the way we see the world. Photography lets us save moments in time as return to them later in life. Also, from the invention of the camera came the telescope and now we are able to see things miles and even light years away.

In this free video series our expert, Fred Norwood, will not only show you the different components of a 35mm camera and how to use it but he will also show you how to load the film and when and how to use certain types of other cameras. Certain cameras are used for certain things in certain places and you will learn when it is best to use a tripod as well as the benefits to disposable cameras.

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Video Transcript

"Hi! I am Fred Norwood on behalf of expertvillage.com. In this clip we are going to discuss different types of cameras available for use. In today’s day and age, there are two basic types of camera, 35 mm film and digital. Here we have a 35 mm film disposable camera that is available for purchase anywhere from $6-10. This is an example of a 35 mm film point and shoot camera which you may purchase anywhere from $50-$450. This is an example of a 35 mm film single lens reflex camera which could run you anywhere from $400 up to $1500. This is a point and shoot digital camera, which could run you anywhere from $150-$550 depending on the number of mega pixels that you have purchased for that. Finally this is an example of a digital single lens reflex camera."

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