My mom Found a camera this camera on the ground by my apartment and gave it to me ! Pretty vintage and cute!! And these are $170+ on Amazon so I think it was pretty gnarly that I have one now
@@AimShootDevelop well it fooled me lol maybe it was due to the flash. I never shoot Fuji superia 400 with a flash so I'm used to much different colors. I like it!
I have one of these cameras and the flash is kinda iffy. It’s worked a few times and I’ve tried using it again after but it’s not working anymore. Any ideas why?
Where the camera is relative to the flash is easily corroded, I found a TH-cam video that could help with that th-cam.com/video/NecqKVmFi7U/w-d-xo.html Hope this helps!
My shutter button for this camera isn't working - when I press it nothing happens. have you experienced this issue before? do you have any recommendations or ideas on how to fix it? film will load and advance on its own and the batteries are fresh.
Morgan Stephenson it sounds unfortunately that there’s something wrong with your camera. Although I haven’t had this issue I know how reliant these cameras are electronics. It does suck but these cameras are still fairly priced enough to get another for a reasonable price because they are great cams. Hope this helped
@@catherinel7778 definitely, you want to half press the shutter dead center on what you want to focus on and then composure with it half pressed, it’ll lock in the focus and metering. Also the lens is pretty sharp so if you have it steady you can get some good low light stuff. Feel free to reach out again if you have any more questions!
I actually made a video about fungus in the lens th-cam.com/video/98WRCX4Dc4o/w-d-xo.html Not gonna lie unless you completely disassemble the camera it won’t get fixed, if you got it for cheap just shoot it and see how it turns out. The results won’t come out as bad as you might think!
It’ll work with just batteries, often times the capacitor hasn’t been changed in a while and the light won’t turn it on, if you have power in the camera leave the flash on for a bit (minute and a half) and fire it and repeat it a couple times, it’ll get the camera back to speed if everything is still good!
@@AimShootDevelop About 5 seconds you would say? Cause some cameras take longer than that and it just doesnt cut it. I'd wanna make sure before spending $80 on it
@@COZY__BOY I would say about 5 seconds yeah, it is a 80’s camera, there are later 90’s canon point and shoots but for the money and prime lens this is probably the best in between
I would recommend a 400 iso, it’s a nice in between for all types of shooting, this camera and sharp lens picks up a lot of the slack. Hope this helps!
3 AMFs would get anyone loosey goosey. Good video. I've always wanted a working version of this camera it's so iconic.
My mom Found a camera this camera on the ground by my apartment and gave it to me ! Pretty vintage and cute!! And these are $170+ on Amazon so I think it was pretty gnarly that I have one now
They are absolutely great cameras! I would’ve been stoked to have received one! Very cool, thanks for checking it out! 😎👍🏽
Canon Sure Shot AF35M II - All five of mine are still working, I keep the strap on them and use it, so I've never dropped one. Good cameras.
crazy i just bought one at a thrift store for $6 super excited to try it out
That’s a great price, hope it works out for you, these are honestly great cameras 👍🏽 reach out if you have any questions
I got one for five at a thrift store also using this to transition from instant film to film film
The pics look great! Did you use the pre focus at all? I just got one of these and wonder how essential it is to use that. Thank
I didn’t use the pre focus at all and all the images came out fairly sharp! Good luck with your cam! These canons are sweet!
Did you shoot on Ektar?? It looks like Ektar to me but I could be way off 😂
Jacob Carlson i wish! I am shooting fujifilm xtra Superia 400 lol
@@AimShootDevelop well it fooled me lol maybe it was due to the flash. I never shoot Fuji superia 400 with a flash so I'm used to much different colors. I like it!
what film do you use??
I have one of these cameras and the flash is kinda iffy. It’s worked a few times and I’ve tried using it again after but it’s not working anymore. Any ideas why?
Where the camera is relative to the flash is easily corroded, I found a TH-cam video that could help with that
th-cam.com/video/NecqKVmFi7U/w-d-xo.html
Hope this helps!
Thank you!
hi, how did u upload the pictures due to its an old camera?
the truth I sent the film to get developed and they upload the scans online. Most online film developers send you scans and the original film back.
@@AimShootDevelop is there any other possible way to upload on you phone like usb cable?
the truth unfortunately no, this is just good old fashioned film.
how do you convert it on a phone?
@@lyricarts8662 they scan the film and after to cd, when its converteted to a cd, they can make as a file and send it as an email
My shutter button for this camera isn't working - when I press it nothing happens. have you experienced this issue before? do you have any recommendations or ideas on how to fix it? film will load and advance on its own and the batteries are fresh.
Morgan Stephenson it sounds unfortunately that there’s something wrong with your camera. Although I haven’t had this issue I know how reliant these cameras are electronics. It does suck but these cameras are still fairly priced enough to get another for a reasonable price because they are great cams. Hope this helped
Hey there! Which film roll you used in the shooting?
Thanks for the question, I was using fujifilm Xtra 400 film, the simple film you can find at like Walmart!
@@AimShootDevelop thanks! Any tips on using this camera maybe? :)
@@catherinel7778 definitely, you want to half press the shutter dead center on what you want to focus on and then composure with it half pressed, it’ll lock in the focus and metering. Also the lens is pretty sharp so if you have it steady you can get some good low light stuff. Feel free to reach out again if you have any more questions!
@@AimShootDevelop Thank you! :)
have you ever had fungus on the lens? if you had please tell me how to clean it🙏🏻
I actually made a video about fungus in the lens
th-cam.com/video/98WRCX4Dc4o/w-d-xo.html
Not gonna lie unless you completely disassemble the camera it won’t get fixed, if you got it for cheap just shoot it and see how it turns out. The results won’t come out as bad as you might think!
hi, what film did you use in it?
I used fujifilm Xtra 400 film, it’s a nice and very accessible film stock sold at most drug stores or Walmart. Hope this helps!
Do you need to have film inside the camera to open the lens
Good question, no you do not need film inside for the lens to open. You will need batteries for it to open properly because it is electronic
What iso you use?
I believe 400iso
Do i need to put in some film just to know if the flash and its indicator are working? Or are batteries enough?
It’ll work with just batteries, often times the capacitor hasn’t been changed in a while and the light won’t turn it on, if you have power in the camera leave the flash on for a bit (minute and a half) and fire it and repeat it a couple times, it’ll get the camera back to speed if everything is still good!
@@AimShootDevelop thank you so much!💕
Have you tried the Olympus stylus?
Yes i have! I have a video talking about the stylus and stylus epic, they are all great cameras
Don’t get the stylus bro. It’s irritating cuz it has a auto flash. It’s irritating turning it off
thanks so much for this video man
I got you 😎🙏🏽
Hey! Which film did you use for these shots?
I used fujifilm Xtra 400 film on these photos! Hope this helps!
did u used filters or was directly from the camera?
the truth that’s how it came out straight from the camera / when they got developed
Hey quick qn does the flash need time to fire or can u shoot with flash continuously?
I needs to recharge between shots, it’s fairly quick but not for like a solid burst of continuous shots
@@AimShootDevelop About 5 seconds you would say? Cause some cameras take longer than that and it just doesnt cut it. I'd wanna make sure before spending $80 on it
@@COZY__BOY I would say about 5 seconds yeah, it is a 80’s camera, there are later 90’s canon point and shoots but for the money and prime lens this is probably the best in between
What ISO’s do you recommend for daylight and lowlight settings?
I would recommend a 400 iso, it’s a nice in between for all types of shooting, this camera and sharp lens picks up a lot of the slack. Hope this helps!
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