I dabble in a bit of film shooting and developing. Been shooting with an old 60's USSR rangefinder lately and that's pretty fun.. And frustrating... Not the easiest camera to use.

i've had an automatic film camera (pentax espio 738 - with zoom B-) ) and i bought a fed 5 camera  (based on leica a) and i'm enjoying adjusting all the settings very much :)  i can't wait to see the photos

I love film photography but could never fully dive into it. I am still pretty much a, take hella photos digitally and edit them on the bus ride back home kind of guy. 

But I need to expand my formats either way so I bought a Canon Elan IIe since it uses the EF system which I already have some lenses for. I'm still so new though and don't know how to use it on manual mode without instant feedback so I'm just using auto for now. Only issue I am having is using my speedlite for it since it's a Yongnuo without E-TTL ;( so I'm just gonna wing it with trial and error, maybe some of the results will be cool!

I love developing film! During my time in undergrad I took Photography 1 which taught us how to use an SLR and develop film. I still have my SLR camera and I'm hoping in the not to distant future I will be able to acquire the funds to build my own dark room.

Big film fan. Don't do as much of it anymore, unfortunately. Wet printing in the darkroom is magic. Miss that more than anything else re: film.

I dabble in film photography just for fun. It’s been a while since I’ve tried anything artistic though, I’ve mostly been taking candid photos on film for my photo album haha

I actually collect cameras, so I have quite a few! Some of them are broken and some I haven't tested before, but here's my full list! (I'll put a ✰ next to the ones I use regularly)

Digital:

Canon T51 ✰

35mm:

Nikon Zoom Touch 800

Argus Coated Cintar

Nikon F60 ✰

Wittnauer Captain ✰

Canon Pellix ✰

Kodak Kodex No. 1 (the first 35mm camera Kodak ever made!) ✰

Instant film:

Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera (broken)

Polaroid One Step SX-70 Land Camera ✰

Polaroid One Step 600 ✰

Large format:

Brownie Target six-16

Ansco Dollar Camera

Polaroid 80A

Ansco Pioneer

Sunbeam Six Twenty

8mm:

Kodak Instamatic M14

Bell & Howell 323

Kodak Brownie 8 Movie Camera

Revere Eight

Keystone Americans

Super 8:

Belle & Howell Autoload (broken)

Bell & Howell Focus-Matic 672/XL (broken)

Elmo Super 8 Sound 350sl Macro

Yashica Sound 50XL Macro ✰

We also just finished building a darkroom in our house so I'm excited to get back into developing, I haven't done any in a few years.

Would be curious to know which cameras ya'll have.

I have a Pentax K1000 (35mm), Canon Ft-B (35mm), and a glass lens/flash Holga (120mm).
I used to have a 500EL Hassleblad (the camera they took to the moon!), but ended up having to sell it :/

i bought a secondhand film camera a while ago plus a pack of film and batteries, but i've for some reason been to intimidated to start shooting! i really should get on that