Cameras

With film photography reaching new heights of popularity, now's the time to get your hands on the best 35mm film camera. But what is the best? 35mm film cameras offer different features depending on your skill level and what you want. Some are fun, simple point-and-shoot cameras. And others have more manual settings for complete creative control.

Canon EOS 60D and Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6

POPSUGAR's expert editors rounded up their picks for the best holiday gift ideas ahead of the holiday season, with products that are perfect for all ages.

From easy-to-use to compact to waterproof to even vlogging, I've searched far and wide for the best beginner cameras for travel. Here they are!

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Here you have a collection of old analogue/film cameras: - Asahi Pentax K1000 with 2 lenses. This camera is great and works well, as I used it for some years and never had any issue. It goes with the trigger. - Agfa Ambi Silette, with a 50mm lens. This was known as the "Leica of the poor", because it's very good, and less expensive. The camera always worked well, it was my very first camera, and it has the original leather case. Both had only one owner-photographer: me. - a Minox…