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Ready to dive into film photography but not sure what all those dials and numbers mean? In this video, I walk you through the essential settings on a 35mm camera so you can confidently shoot with manual controls, understand your exposure, and get beautiful, intentional photos.

Whether you're using a vintage SLR like the Canon AE-1, Pentax K1000, Nikon FM, or Olympus OM series, this guide will help you master the basics.

✅ What You’ll Learn:

How to set ISO/ASA based on your film speed

Understanding shutter speed: when to go fast vs slow

How to set aperture (f-stop) for depth of field control


🎞️ Great for:

Canon AE-1 / A-1

Pentax K1000

Nikon FM/FE

Olympus OM-1 / OM-10

Minolta SRT

Any fully manual or semi-auto 35mm camera

⚠️ DISCLAIMER:
Film cameras vary slightly by model. Always refer to your camera’s manual if you're unsure about a specific setting. Be careful when advancing or rewinding film to avoid damage.

💡 Pro Tips:

Match your ISO setting to the film you're using (e.g. ISO 400 = ASA 400)

Use the Sunny 16 Rule for quick exposure in bright daylight

Practice metering scenes with high contrast to understand light behavior

👇 Got questions about your camera model or metering system? Drop them in the comments and I’ll help out. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more film photography guides.

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