How to do Street Portraits with a 35mm Film Camera [Canon AE-1]

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Here is the film camera I'm using: https://shrsl.com/3xwrv.
This is part 2 of my film photography. Part 1:    • Film Photography For Complete Beginne...  

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The Camera I use is the 35mm film camera Canon AE-1 and I use the Kodak Color Plus 200 film.

My camera settings were mostly: 1/250 to 1/125 of a second shutter speed, ISO 100- 200 and auto aperture. The Canon AE-1 is a shutter-priority camera, so that’s how I operate it.

I’ve done a lot of portrait photography and street portraits with my digital camera, the X-T3, but in this video, it’s all film photography or analog, so the focus and exposure are what I’m working on.

For my next episode of my ‘Street Photography with Film’ series, I plan on shooting all black and white, with the Acros film.

Film photography is something I'm really getting hooked on and I think it's perfect for my style of street photography and street portraits.

If you are into film photography I'd recommend you to check out these channels on Youtube:
Willem Verbeeck, Matt Day and Negative Feedback. All amazing channels run by guys who know a lot more about shooting on a 35mm film camera, than I do.