Beginning Photography Tips & Techniques : Loading Film in 35mm Camera

[renecruzIII]

Help! I bought a roll of film with no leader on it, and I'm completely stymied!

[mstrsmth]

Thanks for making this video. I made the mistake of putting the film cartridge in first and then would pull the film across to the sprocket. Inserting the film into the sprocket first makes more sense.

[psychotichealth11]

Cool video. I'm just learning myself, I've found a lot of helpful tips at thephotographyclinic (.) com

[bottle2lip]

not exactly true, there are several full maunaul camerea like AE1, K1000, etc that use a battery, but only for the light meter. U can still operate the camera and take pictures without a battery, just won't have exposure meter at the ready on certain models. Pre EOS days

[MisterCoreyMe]

If you have a manual camera, it doesn't need batteries since its manually operate. Otherwise if theres a place to put batteries in your camera then it clearly defeats the purpose of having manually operated camera, no electronics.

[sacrod18]

I have one of these camera at home. Do I need a battery for it to work? Cos I can't find the battery anywhere. I think it's too old school, hence not available anymore. =(

[justme8P1]

i had one that i couldnt find a batter for either i just got the one close enough 2 the right size

[psyfertech]

creepy dude but good technique on hooking it to the right side before setting the canister into the left side that way you waste as little film as possible

[PartTimePhotography]

Good stuff - I'll pass this along to all my newsletter subscribers.

[hybanks2000]

how can you now now how to load film?

[fluteloop25]

Hmm... I'd say if someone has never used a 35mm before, there's a pretty good chance of it. How can you not know how to spell?

[jd83]

BURN

[miniheli]

Very good helpful video. I cant believe I wacthing this lol. Its been a long time.

[nonplasmaant]

That's a lot quicker to do than loading an Holga. Thank God I don't own one.