Two Film Point & Shoot Tips!

here are two tips that I wish I knew when I first started shooting with point and shoots first is understanding when to use the flash many point shoots come equipped with an on-camera flash because the idea is that this camera can be used anywhere making good use of The Flash is of utmost importance now if you're outside during the day I would recommend to turn the flash off granted that it's not automatic next up this one goes hand in hand with the last and it's using higher ISO film stocks because you'll be using this camera in so many different lighting conditions or even over a long period of time shooting a higher ISO gives you much more flexibility from indoor dimly lit party scenes at night to outdoor bright Landscapes and everything in between shooting a film like portrait 800 gives you much more range and flexibility

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Published: Tue Apr 25 2023