Professional Film Camera Brands

There are many filter brands to choose from, but this is the one to choose for professional use.

Camera Big name brands main focus has always been their professional full frame line, the crop sensor has never been taken that serious and for that reason i'm so glad Viltrox has taken the lead in filling in the gap with these pro lens series. The 75mm f1.2 is a game changer both professionals and enthusiasts. the quality and price is like no other. thanks to my friends at B&H for their frendly professional way of always highlighting this new products.

I have been a photographer all my life and used many different brands and models of both film and digital cameras. In recent years, I developed a bad back and wanted a much lighter package than heavily DSLs to carry around. iPhones, though good, don’t always cut it. I used micro four-thirds for a while but even though were too heavy. After much trial and error, I decided on the Sony DSC-RX100VA. It is light weight (about 10 ounces), makes excellent photos (I always use RAW), has a very fast lens, a real viewfinder and a small flash. Battery life is not great, but there are always some tradeoffs with any camera. Always carry at least one extra battery. After much research, I think I have the best small camera made with an ideal feature set for me. The optional pistol grip is quite useful and recommended.

This is a pretty cool camera. Priced right. Not for professional use, but given to a niece for a film point and shoot.

The Black and White Mode is the first real film look i have found in any professional digital camera paired with the metal body, size and overall rangefinder design with the addition of the mode dial have all restored the digital camera back into the long historical evolution of the street photographer's camera.

I'm a retired professional photgographer. Still actively shoot, and will for the foreseeable future. The DK-21 fits not just the D200 and D300 digital cameras, but also offers a PERFECT FIT on the Nikon N6006 film camera as well. It does not interfere with the film door. It's as if it was custom made for it. My N6006 is now 20 years old and is still in new condition. It is my first Nikon camera and has provided images suitable for publication. I have several Nikons now, two of them professional. Talk about backward compatibility! One piece of advice: Apply 3 narrow pieces of duct tape to the back of the DK-21, on the 3 sides facing the camera, which snugs it up to the camera, preventing it from inadvertently sliding off. It can prevent the frustration of losing it at the most inopertune moment.

I love taking film pictures for fun - not a professional at all. I have a nice film camera, but it is annoying to carry around all the time. This one fits perfectly in a coat pocket or small bag, and Is basically like a reusable disposable camera. Great price and quality, highly recommend for any other recreational photographers

Moment 77mm using in stock lens canon glass and makes it look professional film like look on my lens. It is as if it a high end camera lens because of this lens protectection filter.

I'm a film production student, so I bought this as my first professional camera. I love it so far--it's a great in-between for industry freelancing and personal use. Since I'm familiar with the G4/5s and I read the manual, I know the ins and outs of the camera and it's really easy to use. Sometimes the settings are a little touchy and my clock constantly needs to be set, but it's not a big deal. It also came completely kitted out. I love the bag and accessories kit. I looked at other websites offering the same camera for the same price but without all the awesome goodies. B&H's version came with a bag, a neck strap, an extra battery, and a lens hood! I'd recommend this product to anyone looking for more than an amateur camera, but if you're going for professional or semi-professional use, you'll only be happy if you know your settings and formats.

I am a professional documentary film sound recordist, and typically use mics by Schoeps, DPA, Sennheiser and Sanken. I love this mic for camera mounted purposes and for plant applications. A big part of the job is solving problems, and this mic is a big problem solver. It works with any camera, including the Alexa mini which does not have mic preamps and is usually a problem. I like it on my camera when I’m out shooting. The high frequency boost sounds nice. I genuinely like this mic for its purpose and have been recommending it a lot for remote film shoots direct to camera/iPhone. It’s a Swiss Army knife - when you need an axe, it’s not an axe, but it’s great for what it does.