testing out https://3dswigglegram.com with my 2ds.

Sup mates, I’m new to the film game. I’m coming from a Canon DSLR so I know a little about cameras but not film cameras. What can you tell me about this guy? All I know is it takes those cool gif-like photos. But how do I achieve it from start to finish? What’re the camera’s settings? I’ve heard it’s iso100, 1/60th shutter speed, and the lowest aperture is f8. What’re the recommended settings to achieve the best look? What’re your reccomendations on film rolls, how to store them, develop them, etc? Thanks in advance. Cheers!

I had a Nishika N8000 for a few years now and before that I had a Reto 3D. Compared between the two the Nishika gives WAYY better depth of the overall photo (when I get it just right). But the Nishika isn't that reliable. I often double expose a photo or over advance the film because I have placed the camera somewhere and forgotten if I advanced it already in the past or not. The frames are some times squashed or a elongated after I get them developed and don't allows for the photos to line up. The camera is also a lot heavier then it needs to be and pretty shit in build quality.

regardless, still the best camera I got for the wiggles. Unless someone has a better camera recommendation?

Purchased a kalimar 3d 35mm camera at thrift brand new in the box for $2. Took it home put some film in it and batteries and it works. I have always just taken my 35mm rolls to a little shop to develop. Is there some type of difference here when shooting with this camera? Do I go somewhere else? I see people are using software. My rolls are 36. Will each “photo” use 3 of those slots. Sorry if its dumb I’m a novice and was directed to this reddit

Hello guys, I just wanna ask - instagram allow you to make infinity loop on post? Or its just video? I wanna buy my first Nishika camera but I am worried because all of the post on instagram are from 2019-2023 so maybe some update or something changed the app a bit I hope I didnt break any sub rules. Merry christmass and thank you for help!

Hi, I have a Nimslo that was working on perfect conditions and it looks like mechanically everything works alright.

Today I loaded some Kodak Ultra Max 400 to the Nimslo, I set it up as usual but when shooting it seems that it was not advancing and when trying to rewind the film it was super hard, it seem very tightly attached to the film take up reel, I had to remove by hand the last slack since I felt that I was gonna break it if I continued rewinding it with the knob.

After that I tried to set it up additional times, it was less hard to advance but still to rewind it was super tight. When removing the film I saw that the part of the canister where the camera forks hold the canister it was completely broken, the Nimslo forks for the film compartment were OK. I assume that this was because I rewind it and the take up spool was also holding it too tight, I guess.

But then was this human error or is there something wrong with the nimslo? I has batteries as the metering lights turn well and without the film it is advancing without any hiccup.

I did click the button on the bottom of the camera for rewinding.