First little point and shoot ! Agfa 1535 : r/AnalogCommunity
Ultra F9 or Ektar H35? planning to buy my first ever film camera! Help me decide =) Other suggestions are very much welcome ^__^ : r/filmphotography
Can you help me choose a point and shoot? : r/AnalogCommunity
Old cameras are the best. Here is my collection so far. : r/Cameras
my point and shoot camera collection. this is just my point and shoot 35mm cameras. I have about 270 cameras total lol from all eras. I think I might have an addiction
Best (looking) film camera? : r/AnalogCommunity
Just picked up my first film camera, a Minolta Freedom AF35R, from a thrift store for $12. Checked with batteries and everything seems to be working, yet I don't have a proper
Picked up 2 point and shoot digicams and is just what I wanted (ccd senor for that film look and a somewhat good 'pro' p&s) and both fit in 1 pocket! : r/Cameras
Review: The Chinon 35FA Super – davidde.com
I bought myself my first film camera! I haven't touched one of these since a high school photo class. : r/AnalogCommunity
Best Point & Shoot Camera? : r/AnalogCommunity
Your opinion on luxury point n shoots? : r/AnalogCommunity
Whats all the fuss about Point and Shoots? : r/AnalogCommunity
These cameras are so overlooked, the ultimate P&S : r/AnalogCommunity
Received all my Granddads film Cameras of the post 50 something years! : r/AnalogCommunity
Hello, Analog Community. I've been wanting to buy a film camera for my upcoming EU trip. This one caught my attention. Would like to get your thoughts on this product : r/AnalogCommunity
hello! ive never used a film camera before and i just want something cheap at first just to take fun pics while travelling. what do you think about this one? Kodak i60
Best easy travel camera? : r/analog
The Yashica T5 is in the top 3 of my favorite P&S cameras. Mainly because it's so simple, fast and comfortable in use. Definitely one of the best experiences I've had with
Might be controversial but my point and shoot collection! : r/AnalogCommunity
The best 35mm cameras for someone looking to get back into film photography : r/photography
I'm looking for a film camera to shoot some scenery and basic shots. Would the Olympus Trip 35 be okay? I don't have much experience with film cameras : r/Cameras
