this is a collection of photos shot with different film cameras. shooting with film is still a different experience. since i shoot digital most of the time, i long for the suspense of shooting film. sans the instant view, i don't really know what i have until after developing the roll. that's what's exciting about it. but i don't shoot with just any regular film cameras, i prefer the non-traditional ones like pinholes, lomos and classic cameras. this further heightens the experience since most of the shots you'll get are somewhat different or least interesting :)

this is also a good way to train myself not to "chimp." Chimpping is the term used when photographers check the LCDs at the back of their cameras everytime they shoot. they tend to look like "chimps" when they do that. hence the term :)

another good thing about shooting with film is the discipline. when i was starting out, i tend to shoot a lot then choose later. this is a headache afterwards since i have to go through hundreds if not thousands of photos. now i really think about my shot even before i lift my camera.

FILM CAMERAS I OWN
Canon AE-1 - circa 70s
Olympus Trip 35 - circa 70s (thanks to littlephotographer!)
Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim - got it from ebay :)
- http://www.flickr.com/groups/57074580@N00/pool/
Pinhole camera - from Toys R Us (thanks to littlephotographer!)
Color Splash
Frogeye underwater camera

i'll be adding more photos soon.