Frequently Asked Questions

If you receive a defective item, please contact us immediately so we can help resolve the issue. We may ask you to provide photos or other evidence of the defect before authorizing a return or exchange.

We offer standard shipping and express shipping options. Standard shipping typically takes 5-7 business days, while express shipping takes 2-3 business days. We also offer international shipping to select countries.

Shipping costs vary depending on your location and the shipping option you choose. You can view the shipping cost for your order at checkout before you complete your purchase.

To load film into a 35mm camera you will need to open the camera back, insert the film cartridge, and pull the film leader across to the take-up spool. Refer to the following video which demonstrates how to do so.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n42DN7abtQM

A 35mm film camera is a type of camera that uses 35mm film to capture photographs. The film is loaded into the camera, and when you take a picture, the film is exposed to light and captures the image.

Yes, our 35mm cameras are designed to be easy to use. We offer cameras with automatic exposure settings, so you don't need to worry about adjusting the settings yourself. We also provide instructions with each camera to help you get started.

No, 35mm film is designed for single use only. Once the roll is exposed, it needs to be developed and scanned or printed before you can use it again. However, our cameras are reusable, so you can continue to take photographs with them using new rolls of film.

You can get your film developed at a local photo lab or through an online service. We recommend doing some research to find a reputable lab or service that can develop your film properly.

Our cameras are designed to use 35mm film, which is widely available in a variety of brands and types. We recommend experimenting with different types of film to find the one that best suits your needs and preferences.

Yes, many of our cameras are compatible with external flash units. We recommend checking the specifications of the camera you are interested in to see if it has a flash sync port or hot shoe for attaching a flash.