In this video we look at a better alternative to a disposable camera. In the video I mention Ilford XP2 and another film are available for £7 each which is true at this time however I did not use one of those for the test photos. I had a roll of Kodak Gold 200 to hand so I used that. One of the advantages of a "proper" camera is of course one can used whatever film you like!
This video also covers the key features and how to use of the Vivitar PZ3105 35mm zoom compact film camera.
If you want to try film photography, and I feel you should, then set out to get good photos from the start with so many low cost used film cameras around there's really no need to SUC.
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