10 | Kodak M35 - Toronto Harbourfront Photography POV

[@MAOTOUYING]

All of those floating ice pieces are so gorgeous!!

[@MayShi]

Aren't they? Nature is so beautiful 😍

[@hnm.mendoza]

hi! I’m considering to start film photography and I’m thinking of starting with Kodak M35 since it’s affordable.. I’ve been watching reviews and I would just like to ask if you shot this with or without flash. Thank you, and keep shooting! I find this video very relaxing and makes me wanna really buy a film camera and take a stroll like this. 💯👌👌

[@MayShi]

Hiya! You definitely should get a film cam and go on a stroll around your neighbourhood with it! You discover so many new things. The M35 is a good way to start like you said with affordability and it's also simple to use. The only photo I took with flash in this vid was 7:48. The rest were all without flash. Happy shooting! I hope you enjoy your future adventures. :)

[@juangirsang]

this is so cool May....the pics are gorgeus....i'm using kodak 35 as well

[@MayShi]

Thank you! How are you liking it? :)

[@juangirsang]

@@MayShi regardless the inconsistency of the color on mine...stil love it

[@Torontokas_photographer]

Nice series!!

[@MayShi]

Thank you! :)

[@Torontokas_photographer]

You are welcome!!

[@ericsantos2074]

I loved this video! pls, could u give me some tips on not getting embarrassed when taking street photos? I'd appreciate it. thanks for the video!

[@MayShi]

Thank you for enjoying the vid ! :) Good question. I find one thing that really helps is actually find another friend or group of friends to take photos with. That helps you ease into it since those around you are doing it too! Try not to think too much about what others are thinking, most people are busy minding their own business. When it comes to people, you can pretend to be looking past them or for example at something else like at a building behind them. Or simply ask them! You'd be surprised how open people are to have their pictures taken especially in bigger cities. I hope this helps in some way!

[@ericsantos2074]

@@MayShi These are the most enlightening tips I've ever heard of. I'll practice them all! Thanks again, May Shi, and I hope you have a great week. :)

[@MayShi]

@@ericsantos2074 I appreciate the kind words and am happy to help. Lemme know how it goes. :D Have a lovely week as well!

[@ericsantos2074]

@@MayShi My kodak m35 will arrive in 2 weeks, then I'll start my street photography. You're so amicable, I'll reply you here about my photos :)

[@MayShi]

@@ericsantos2074 Aw, that is awesome to hear. What colour did you get? Would love to see how they turn out ! Happy shooting.

[@kingkingintan419]

Hi, what does the dot, which rolled past each number on the counter mean? Do shots taken on the dot after each number develop into films as well? Thanksss

[@MayShi]

Hi, if it goes 1,2,3,4 then the dot does not mean a frame in-between. If it says 1 dot 3 dot 5 dot 7 etc. It means the dot has a frame in-between. Sorry, I no longer have the cam so can't check the numbers but hope this help!

[@carolynchristo]

did you use flash while taking these pictures?

[@MayShi]

Hiya, the only time I used the flash was at 7:48. :)

[@lune5815]

Hi! Can you do another video with canon autoboy 2? Love this series💗

[@MayShi]

Thank you very much! Oh neat. I'll take a look if I can get my hands on one :D

[@keatriestovlog]

Hi!! Did you use flash in shooting outdoors?

[@MayShi]

Hello! The only time I used the flash was at 7:48. It's not needed when you have quite a sunny day.

[@keatriestovlog]

Okay thank you so much!!💖

[@MayShi]

No problem! Happy shooting :)