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New to film photography? Don’t worry — in this video, I’ll show you exactly how to load 35mm film into a film camera the right way, step by step. Whether you’re using a vintage SLR, rangefinder, or point-and-shoot, this tutorial will help you avoid common mistakes and get you ready to shoot with confidence.

✅ What You'll Learn:

How to open the back of your film camera

Where to place the film canister

How to pull and secure the film leader onto the take-up spool

How to advance the film properly

How to check if your film is loaded and advancing correctly

🎞️ Works with Most 35mm Film Cameras, including:

Canon AE-1 / A-1

Pentax K1000

Nikon FM / FE series

Minolta SRT

Olympus OM series

Leica M, point-and-shoots, and more

⚠️ DISCLAIMER:
Always refer to your specific camera’s manual if available. Not all 35mm film cameras load exactly the same way. Be sure to load film in shaded or low-light conditions to avoid accidental light leaks or exposure.

💡 Pro Tips:

Wind the film one or two frames after closing the back

Check that the rewind knob or indicator turns as you advance

Avoid touching the film surface with your fingers

👇 Leave a comment with your camera model or any issues you’ve had loading film — I’ll help if I can! And don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more film photography tutorials.

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