As a child i loved to read about the history of photography and developing photos. Glad to see it is not all gone yet. People like you have kept the art very much alive ❤
Thank you very much this really helps a lot. Ever since 2022 ive noticed that i have been really into photography and ofc i only have my phone and ive never owned a film camera before😭 i just ordered one today and its the Skina 101 and since im new to this i only bought it for the looks and just because it was second hand. I looked at reviews and people were pleased, i got it for the cool warm 90’s vintage effect. But other than that photography is a great hobby and i hope all of you improve and who knows where life could take you with these amazing hobbies😊
Bonsees: "How to transfer photos from your reusable film camera to your phone" Also Bonsees: "You don't, go to a film lab and get it done." Real helpful, I can just go to my local film lab in the middle of nowhere and do it no problem. Totally won't cost money or take time.
How to bring it for travelling? I heard you cannot let it go through the xray. However, my friend told me that he went on holiday several times with a film camera and it’s fine. Do we get it developed when we get back from travelling?
You can put your film in a separate bag out of their canisters and ask an airport security officer to hand check it for you as you’re going through security. It’s usually ok for film with ISO below 800 (not instant film though) to go through an x-Ray but I wouldn’t recommend it multiple times (like if you’re going through multiple security checkpoints in different airports) because X-Ray damage is additive. My experience is that airport security officers are usually ok with it I usually get my film developed when I get back from a trip
Can you look at the photos in the film you’ve previously taken, can you just re-roll the film in the camera to see the pictures? I wanted to see the pictures after shooting cause I usually use them as references. Or does it really have to be processed?
Depends where you live. Here in Toronto, it’s usually around $20 CAD for rush colour development + high quality scans. It’s cheaper if you don’t get the rush development
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As a child i loved to read about the history of photography and developing photos. Glad to see it is not all gone yet. People like you have kept the art very much alive ❤
We definitely need to keep it alive 😵
Thank you very much this really helps a lot. Ever since 2022 ive noticed that i have been really into photography and ofc i only have my phone and ive never owned a film camera before😭 i just ordered one today and its the Skina 101 and since im new to this i only bought it for the looks and just because it was second hand. I looked at reviews and people were pleased, i got it for the cool warm 90’s vintage effect. But other than that photography is a great hobby and i hope all of you improve and who knows where life could take you with these amazing hobbies😊
Hope you enjoy your journey with film as well!
Bonsees: "How to transfer photos from your reusable film camera to your phone"
Also Bonsees: "You don't, go to a film lab and get it done."
Real helpful, I can just go to my local film lab in the middle of nowhere and do it no problem. Totally won't cost money or take time.
Go look for “developing and scanning film at home” 👍🏼
How much is it to develop and scan photos? Btw this helps a lot thank youuu!
Thanks! Here in Toronto, you’re looking at $15-25ish CAD per roll~
How to bring it for travelling? I heard you cannot let it go through the xray. However, my friend told me that he went on holiday several times with a film camera and it’s fine. Do we get it developed when we get back from travelling?
You can put your film in a separate bag out of their canisters and ask an airport security officer to hand check it for you as you’re going through security. It’s usually ok for film with ISO below 800 (not instant film though) to go through an x-Ray but I wouldn’t recommend it multiple times (like if you’re going through multiple security checkpoints in different airports) because X-Ray damage is additive. My experience is that airport security officers are usually ok with it
I usually get my film developed when I get back from a trip
Thanks bro 👍🙏
My pleasure!
@@BonseesI truly appreciate it
I wanna see the size in print 😢
You can get them printed on 4x6 with a slight crop
Can you look at the photos in the film you’ve previously taken, can you just re-roll the film in the camera to see the pictures? I wanted to see the pictures after shooting cause I usually use them as references. Or does it really have to be processed?
No. You’ll damage the film if you do that. You have to finish the whole roll and process it before you can see any photos
How can i do it at home i searched everywhere
I used fuji disposable camera
What camera do you use ?
For this video? I used a Fujifilm XT4 with the XF 33mm f1.4 lens 😄
Nice
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how much does it cost to convert 35mm film to digital
Depends where you live. Here in Toronto, it’s usually around $20 CAD for rush colour development + high quality scans. It’s cheaper if you don’t get the rush development
What’s a film lab
A place with professionals that can develop and scan your film for you
@@Bonsees oh like cvs
Dumbo 😂
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Adorable tho 😊
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