From the ability to fit twice as many photos on a single roll of film to the unique aspect ratio and cost-effectiveness, half-frame cameras are a versatile and affordable option for film photographers of all levels. Whether you're looking for a vintage model or a brand new disposable camera, the unique benefits of the half-frame format are sure to make your photos stand out.
Using disposable cameras at weddings can be a fun and unique way to capture candid, unscripted moments from the perspective of your guests. These cameras are easy to use, inexpensive, and offer a charming, vintage look that is perfect for weddings and other special events.
Disposable cameras are a popular choice for capturing spontaneous moments, events, and adventures. But have you ever stopped to consider the mechanics behind these convenient little devices? In this article, we'll explore the inner workings of a disposable camera and understand how it captures and processes images.
I had the pleasure of interviewing Kate Aten, 1st and 2nd grade teacher of San Antonio's The Gathering Place - a fully restorative school centered around the arts and social justice. Kate's class worked this semester on developing a color palette of their school by taking pictures with disposable cameras, learning how to take photos to freeze those moments, memories, and stories in time.
Are disposable cameras are a good idea for weddings? The short answer, in our humble opinion, is yes – you should absolutely use disposable cameras to make your wedding more unique, memorable, and engaging. We share our experience on using disposables at weddings, give you fun ideas on how to use the cameras at your wedding, and teach you about common complaints and how to avoid them.
