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Introduction to 35mm Camera Types & Models
Knowing Digital 35mm Camera Essentials & Basics
Tips on Single Use Disposable 35mm Cameras
Types of 35mm Camera Film & Their Uses
Tips on Loading a 35mm Camera With Film
Practical Uses for 35mm Point & Shoot Cameras
Settings & Features of 35mm Point & Shoot Cameras
Loading 35mm SLR Cameras With Film
Tips on Settings for 35mm SLR Cameras
Tips on Lenses Used for 35mm SLR Cameras
How to Care for 35mm Camera Lenses
Using Tripods With 35mm SLR Cameras
How to Use the Flash on a 35mm SLR Camera
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Summary: Learn about the different types of 35mm film out there and what are their uses, in this free how-to video about using 35mm SLR cameras.
Fred Norwood has been a professional photographer for over 23 years. Being a portrait photographer, Fred specializes in photographing weddings, family groups, animals, babies, and high...read more
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"Hi! I am Fred Norwood on behalf of expertvillage.com. In this clip we are going to discuss different types of film available for 35 mm film cameras. 35 mm film is usually broken into two categories, black and white and color. All films are rated with an ISO number usually from 100-3200. The higher the ISO number the less light is needed to make an acceptable image. However the higher the ISO number, the more grainy an image will be. Your subjects will determine the type of film that you can safely use for your picture. If you are in a bright sunlight, subject is not moving very fast, ISO films of 100 will be sufficient to give you a very sharp non-grainy picture. If you are not shooting in a bright sunny day, if it is cloudy overhead and if your subject is moving, then you are going to need a higher ISO number film to give you the capability of shooting a little bit faster to freeze the motion in the picture. I would recommend 400 speed film. If you want to shoot your son’s nighttime football game under the lights at the high school field, then you are probably looking at an ISO 3200 type of film. This is only available in black and white from Kodak but this will freeze the action, however it will be extremely grainy."
eHow Article: Types of 35mm Camera Film & Their Uses
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