Cameras

With film photography reaching new heights of popularity, now's the time to get your hands on the best 35mm film camera. But what is the best? 35mm film cameras offer different features depending on your skill level and what you want. Some are fun, simple point-and-shoot cameras. And others have more manual settings for complete creative control.

A good travel camera should take much better photos than your phone, be easy to pack, and lightweight to carry around. Here are the best picks worth your attention today.

Canon Prima Zoom Mini 35mm Analog Film Camera (38-76mm Lens) Also known as the Sure Shot Zoom Max when released in the US. Designed & made in Japan, 1993. In very good condition (see photos attached). This is one of the early cameras of the popular Canon Prima Zoom series. A super lightweight, versatile and powerful compact camera that does the job. It is in fact the lightest of its series at the time of production. It comes with tons of functionalities that make sure you get the perfect…

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Canon EOS 60D and Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6

From easy-to-use to compact to waterproof to even vlogging, I've searched far and wide for the best beginner cameras for travel. Here they are!

Those looking to invest in their photography have to decide - DSLR vs Mirrorless. Both come with specific advantages and disadvantages, and we run through them all here.

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