I want to buy a film camera. I have NO IDEA what to buy. Help?

Blade Canyon

Senior Member
It is when you get into printing and enlarging that things get complicated. (dedicated work space).

I saw something interesting in a war movie last week: the Resistance took some photographs and developed the negatives. To make prints, they simply loaded the developed film back in the camera but left the back open. They shined a light through the negative, projecting the image onto the photo paper through the camera lens itself.

In other words, the camera was also the enlarger.
 

RobV

Senior Member
I saw something interesting in a war movie last week: the Resistance took some photographs and developed the negatives. To make prints, they simply loaded the developed film back in the camera but left the back open. They shined a light through the negative, projecting the image onto the photo paper through the camera lens itself.

In other words, the camera was also the enlarger.
I want the name of that movie!
 

RobV

Senior Member
Anthropoid, about the Czech resistance to Nazi occupation. It's a very short scene. My father-in-law thought it was one of the best movies he's seen. I thought it was 3 stars out of 5.
Did the 2-hour length have anything to do with that rating? :)

My library has several copies, and it seems to be a very popular loan.
 
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