I have the same camera, I've been wanting to take pictures with it so bad but I don't have film or the stuff to develop the film yet. I'm new to film photography so yeah.
Thank you. Just take your time. Film is a bit expensive but 100 asa Arista EDU Ultra is a bit cheaper. And look into caffenol development. A lot of good info on line. Good luck.
========== loading film, should film be put under the rollers (to secure it and prevent bowing) or should it be as you show it overtop the rollers (presuming for smoother gliding over top)?
Good question. my short answer is I don't know. Giving my experience, what little I have, I've always found it natural to go over the top of the rollers with box cameras. Always seem to work fine for me and I've never had a problem with that. Thanks for the question.
thanks a lot I am new to photography and I just bought this camera and this video helped a lot
Appreciate the comment and glad it helped out. I hope you find film photograph fun and take some great shots.
I have the same camera, I've been wanting to take pictures with it so bad but I don't have film or the stuff to develop the film yet. I'm new to film photography so yeah.
Thank you. Just take your time. Film is a bit expensive but 100 asa Arista EDU Ultra is a bit cheaper. And look into caffenol development. A lot of good info on line. Good luck.
Thank you :)
========== loading film, should film be put under the rollers (to secure it and prevent bowing) or should it be as you show it overtop the rollers (presuming for smoother gliding over top)?
Good question. my short answer is I don't know. Giving my experience, what little I have, I've always found it natural to go over the top of the rollers with box cameras. Always seem to work fine for me and I've never had a problem with that. Thanks for the question.