Oh! those filmy days!
Do you remember 35 mm film photography?
It’s an image sensor format that is used in film photography before the invention of digital photography.
The film used in the camera is known as Photographic film.
Film photography is a nostalgic moment these days.
I don’t know whether film photography will come back again.
It used to be fun with 36 exposures per box.
We used to carry many film rolls with ranging ASA, which replaced by ISO presently.
I recall having to wait a full day for the films to be developed and printed, not knowing which one turned out rather well.
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Of course I remember
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Thank you so much, my friend.
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Oh, I got my hands on Minolta A10 camera in the late 90s. Used it a few times only, with varied results.
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Nice to know that you had good experience with film rolls.
Those were the days!
Thank you, Hammad Tais.
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Yes this brings back memories in the past.
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Indeed!
Those were crazy days!
Thank you, Anita.
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I used 35 mm!
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WOW!
That’s a great news.
I still make use of film rolls, but very much limited.Thank you, Nicole Smith
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I still remember an amazing photography class we took in high school, went on a trail and took pictures right before digital cameras swept the world, and then we developed in the darkroom. It was amazing to see what shots were “good” or didn’t turn out how we wanted.
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Glad to know that you cherish these moments.
Agree.
It used to be both fun and anxious moments.
Thank you.
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I enjoyed the days of film back in the 1960s. I loved to use Ektachrome for slides. Digital is much easier and cheaper to use.
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Thank you John.
I used to have a tough time deciding camera modes (tv,av or manual) during these filmy days.
But it was fun and challenging too!
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