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A person holds a vintage-style camera close to their face, with their finger resting on the shutter button. The scene is warmly lit, highlighting the camera lens and part of the persons mouth and hand.

See What Develops This Summer

The cameras on cellphones are awfully good these days, leveraging hefty processing power to do a lot of things that used to require an actual photographer. Like vinyl LPs and manual typewriters, film cameras have maintained a robust following in the digital age, and resources for newbies — like the excellent shootitwithfilm.com — are plentiful. Where to begin? Vintage 35mm cameras are surprisingly accessible — we suggest browsing Etsy’s well-regarded FStopCameras — or grab the beloved Diana Instant (pictured above), lomography.com’s $69 throwback that spits out three-inch squares.

 


This sharable snippet comes from the June 19 edition of Corcoran’s Home/Office e-newsletter.