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Which 35mm or 120 Film Should I buy?

Ever wonder as to “which 35mm or 120 medium format film I should buy?” or “35mm film shop near me” or “where can I buy 35mm or 120 or C41 film?” or “where can I black & white film near me?” or “where can I buy color film?”

If you asked any of the above questions, this post is for you. So, you are just starting into film photography, let’s take an estimate of costs associated with your new passion:

Camera - handed-down, inherited - no cost. Unless it needs light-seals or mirror foam replaced. Then, $15-75. $15 to DIY, cheaply. Go to a hobby store and buy felt and foam and watch YouTube to DIY. Yay! $75 to buy laser-cut seals + cost of labor to remove the old seals and foam completely otherwise, the new seals and foam won’t adhere (stick) correctly. $75 also includes the cost to film-test your camera after the pro installs the new light seals and foam to make sure that they were installed correctly and no light leaks exist. Otherwise, let’s say, you miraculously find both, a film-tested and a camera with replaced light seals and mirror foam online - say, a Pentax K1000 ($150-250) or a Canon AE-1 ($250-350) or an Olympus OM-2 series ($250-400) with the costs varying based on what lens you get with it.

Cost of the film - you can get basic black and white 35mm rolls for as low as $5. These would be like the Arista or Fomapan, 36 exposures. Of course, you will have the so-called learned folks on Facebook Groups having you believe that those films are of inferior quality or sh*t in their opinion. But, show them an image taken with those film stocks next to one taken with the more expensive film stocks taken with identical camera + lens setup and developed similarly and they would not be able to tell you which is which even if their life depended on it. Seriously. Try it. I have more than once done this test on various Facebook Groups with hilarious outcomes. So, you can follow a YouTube film photography guru and spend your money on a film that costs twice or thrice as much or you can tell yourself “I am a newbie to film photography, and $5 film that gives me 36 exposure is an affordable way to trial and error my learning.” I sell 25 varieties of films for color films, I typically recommend the $6 24 exp color films.

Cost of developing film - call it developing or processing, it all means the same. Your negative has to be treated with chemicals to make the images appear on them so that they can be scanned or printed. Your neighbor may do it for $5 a roll or even for free. Take it to CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, or, Target and they will charge you $18 or so and give you a set of prints and, a CD with your scanned images. What about your negatives? They destroy them. Yup. Too costly to return negatives back to the store or the Customer. Logistics and labor involved. And, they take 3-4 weeks. If you can live with that, go for it. Otherwise, there are several online outfits that do a fine job - The Dark Room is one of the most popular ones. For $20 including shipping and prints, negatives returned along with scans and, a 2-3 week turnaround, it is a good deal. I charge $36 inclusive of taxes to develop and scan a roll. No prints. $46 includes prints. I return the negatives. Scans are done at a pro lab that uses a Noritsu scanner and if you drop off the film on Monday before 3p, I return everything by Friday after 3p. So, take your pick - don’t mind waiting 2-3 weeks, go with a decent online pro lab. Want it sooner, come to me. Oh, one more thing. That neighbor that does it for free or for $5 - it is highly unlikely that they have a dedicated film developer and scanner like pro labs do. Chances are that they hand-develop the film. Meaning that there is no consistency from one roll to the next. Colors, contrast, dust, etc., may shift from roll to roll. Meaning that if you are a newbie learning film photography, you don’t know if your picture taking is off or if the development is off. I have one Customer that prides himself in learning film photography and developing simultaneously as he wants to save money. Wow. He has no reference or benchmarking on either his development or photography and therefore, in the long run, he is spending more than if he were to send his film to a pro lab for development. He would know where his photography is off. Oh well.

So here are my recommended films. I have shot all the films that I sell and developed them - you can find my pricing here:

NEWBIES

Black and white - Arista 100 or 400 24-36 exp. Fomapan is made by the same facility in Czechoslavia so, highly likely it is the same film but, slightly more in cost.

Color - Kodak Gold 200 or 400, Color Plus 24-36 exp. Oh, of course, Fuji Superia XTRA or Fuji 200.

POST-NEWBIES meaning you are ready for the next step

Black and white - Any of the Ilford or Kodak films with 50 ISO to 400 ISO such as Ilford PanF 50, Ilford Delta 100, Ilford FP4+ 125, Kodak TMAX 100, Ilford Delta 400, Ilford HP5+ 400, Kodak TMAX 400, Kodak TRIX 400. Plan on shooting in low light on 35mm, try out the Ilford Ilford Delta 3200 or the Kodak TMAX 3200. And, of course, there are boutique and rebranded films such as those marketed by Adox, Agfa, Bregger, Kosmo, and, others.

Color - Cine Still 50, Kodak Pro Image 100, Kodak Ektar 100, Portra 160, Portra 400, and, of course, Portra 800 which I find to be the most versatile color film I have ever shot with. Regardless of when I shoot with it - middle of a sunny day or evening or indoors, I am always happy with the results. The grain is noticeable given the higher ISO but, I find it quite pleasing.

DISPOSABLE CAMERAS

Having shot with the small variety of disposable film cameras out there, my preferred one is the Kodak 800 which goes by a couple of different names such as Kodak FunSaver 800 and Kodak Power Flash 800. As long it says 800 in the name which is for the ISO, you are good. It uses the Portra 800 film stock which as I explained above is the most versatile color film stock in my perception. Fujifilm QuickSnap disposable film cameras are okay as long as you are shooting in good light. Note that they use 400 ISO film as Fuji doesn’t make 800 ISO film as of 06/16/2021.

If you shoot regularly, you are spending more money than necessary if all you shoot with is disposable cameras. And, you are getting inferior results when compared to an SLR. Better to buy a quality point & shoot camera and then buy the film separately. Better yet, buy something like a Canon AE-1 Program and use it in point & shoot mode. Disposable cameras are made with the cheapest components that have to last just long enough for you to shoot one roll. The lens is made up of cheap plastic so the optics are okay. The Canon AE-1 Program is built from metal and the lens is made from metal and glass. No plastic there. So, your optics are superior which means superior images.

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Vincent Stafford 1989 2010 01 01_old 35mm scans_0139 by Stephen or Steve? Via Flickr: More scans of transparencies taken with my 35 mm Pentax program A

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The extreme shadows and highlights loving black and white more landscapes from the charlotte pass look out This shot was on the pentax program plus with ilford ortho 80 loving it ill need to get more roll of ortho stat #mtkosciuszko #filmphotography #filmisnotdead #landscape #snowymountains #pentax #pentaxprogramplus #beginningfilm @beginningfilm @walkensfilm @rewindphotolab (at Charlotte Pass, New South Wales) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQi-w0pF12F/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Manila Photowalk

December 8 - 9, 2019

Asis and I went on a photo walk in December of last year. I know, I know, this post is so long overdue. I've just been so lazy to update this blog since this year started. Anyway, I remember we really wanted to take a break from work and stress at that time, and since it was already December, I knew lots of people opted to go to nearby destinations like Tagaytay, Baguio, Subic, Zambales, La Union, Bataan, and Antipolo. So, we just chose to go to Manila.

We were both really looking forward to this activity. Asis got his new Fujifilm X-T20, while I also started venturing into film photography in November of last year, so it was very timely to do this. We've always wanted to join big photo walk events, but we didn't find any available on those dates, so we just made our budget-friendly photo walk/weekend getaway within the Metro.

By the way, these photos were taken using my Canon AE-1 Program and Pentax Espio P (the images with date-stamp). I used a total of 3 and a half rolls of film: just a couple of photos here in Lomography 800 (I thought my camera got jammed, so I panicked and rewound the film, but it turned out the lens wasn't installed properly. Hahaha! Fail.), Kodak ColorPlus 200, Fujifilm 200 Speedfilm, Fujicolor C200, & Ilford HP5 Plus 400 (ran out of colored film that day).

Our first stop: Quiapo

We rode the LRT1 from Roosevelt to Carriedo, and then we walked for a few minutes to get to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene in Quiapo.

Second stop: Intramuros

We took the LRT1 again from Carriedo to Central Terminal, and from there, we walked for a couple of minutes to reach Intramuros. We only went to Baluarte de San Andres, landmarks, and historical buildings along the street of General Luna. We didn't get to see other attractions since we didn't have a lot of time to roam every street in Intramuros.

Third stop: National Museum of Natural History

From Manila Cathedral, we rode an e-jeepney to the National Museum. It was our first time visiting the National Museum, and we were amazed by the humongous structure of the place. It was so beautiful. We didn't stay for too long, though, but we made sure to see every floor. I also wanted to go to the National Museum of Fine Arts, but we ran out of time. So next time!

Fourth stop: Rizal/Luneta Park

We walked again to Rizal Park. It was just a street away from the National Museums.

Fifth stop: Aristocrat, Malate

We finally decided to eat our very late lunch at Aristocrat in Malate. We rode a taxi from Rizal Park since it was pretty far. My goodness, I was famished and exhausted. This was what I was really looking forward to that day: the food at Aristocrat (first-timer). I love their desserts!

Sixth stop: Manila Baywalk

After regaining our energy, we went to Manila Baywalk, which was just across from the Aristocrat Restaurant. We just sat there, chilled, and waited for the sun to set. It was so nice.

Final stop: Manila Crown Palace Hotel

We walked and walked again to find a nice cheap hotel to stay for the night, and we found the Manila Crown Palace Hotel. It was a so-so hotel, pretty expensive, but it was the cheapest one we saw.

So that's it. By the way, Malate comes alive at night, so after we freshened up, we also went to a nearby cafe and restaurant to kill time.

Next day stop: Lucky Chinatown, Binondo

We woke up early to get ready for our day. We were contemplating where to go next. We were planning on going to Ocean Park but ended up at Lucky Chinatown in Binondo, which was a wrong decision. The traffic was just bad, and yes, it was too crowded. So we just went to buy some fruits and cheese tarts, roamed around to take some photos, and that's it. We headed back home.

All in all, it was such a nice experience. Our feet hurt, our bodies were sore, but it was so fun. A nice bonding activity for couples. Now, I can't wait for our next photo walk! ♡

P.S. No decent photos of myself. No decent photos of us together. Meh.

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Here are the rest of the photos that are eligible for posting from the last buncho trip that i took a roll of film and a camera on You know the drill canon cannonet ql-17 g-III and pentax program plus were the cameras used film was kodak ektar 100, ilford delta 400 and illford ortho 80 plus #kodakektar100 #kodak #ilford #ilfordorthoplus80 #ilforddelta400 #pentax #pentaxprogramplus #canon #canonql17giii #filmphotography #filmisnotdead #beginningfilm @beginningfilm @walkensfilm @rewindphotolab (at Just Amazing Photos) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRTgEwul0jF/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Trip to Granada Studios - early 1990's by Stephen or Steve? Via Flickr: 1,000 Flickr views by 11-01-18