Another set of 35mm film photos that I got developed from the last time. These photos are from our Tagaytay staycation trip from years ago! I used my Pentax Zoom 90 camera, but I can't remember anymore what type of film I used.
Hello there! It's been a while since I've been here on my blog. So, let me just share some shots I have from one of my Fujifilm Disposable Film Cameras (ISO 400 Simple Ace). I think this roll was my first time using a disposable camera as I've been using point-and-shoot cameras as well as SLR film cameras.
Hello, stranger! Analog photography is something I enjoy doing as a hobby. Call me "living in the wrong era" but I really do enjoy taking photos with my film camera.
Story time: When I was younger, I was really happy when my mom allowed me and gave me the liberty to use their (my parents') point and shoot camera during field trips. I also used to buy my own films with my allowance money so I could use the camera. Since then, I really dreamed of acquiring my own film camera. And then lo and behold, the digital cameras were born. But even so, the dream was still on top of my brain. And then I started earning from my blog (I was in college) so I bought my first ever film camera, a 3-lens robot camera, and then I learned about the magnificent street of "Hidalgo" in Quiapo, Manila. Since then, my love for Analog photography grew stronger and stronger even up to this day.
Having said that, last year, I acquired a Pentax Spotmatic Camera which I added in my ever growing collection of film cameras! I brought it with me when we went to Minalungao, Nueva Ecija. And because I never really have mastered this type of camera (because you know, I'm just a point and shoot kind of lady), film photos taken that day were not a success. haha. But for your viewing pleasure and for my documentation purposes, here are some of the fail shots from the roll. I swear, everything was blurred except for one frame I think. lol.
I got my first roll of 35 mm film developed last July and I was so happy to see them. From our house to travelling all the way to Hidalgo Street in Quiapo, I was just so excited to see them developed after weeks of waiting. :") Unfortunately though, I tried to get the film from my 3 lens robot camera to make my life easier but I just made it worst. I thought I rolled the film properly back to its canister but nope, that didn't happen. Hence, I exposed some frames (huhuhu) and from 24 shots, I only saved 17 frames. I lost 7 frames! That's seriously sad!! I lost some amazing captures from our Tagaytay trip. So for my next roll of film, I just might not try to roll it back to its canister...
But anyway, here is my first roll of film using a 3 lens robot camera.
