The Weathermatic Dual 35 was Minolta’s “do everything” compact… waterproof, sand-proof, kid-proof, and able to switch between wide and tele with a button. It’s basically the ’90s version of a GoPro, just with that classic 35mm charm.
It’s not the sleekest Canon ever made. It’s not the sharpest. And it’s definitely not the trendiest. But here’s the wild part: The Canon Sure Shot Supreme is might be the best value film camera you can buy in 2025.
The Olympus Infinity Stylus (also known as the Mju) looks simple and almost toy-like. But once you load a roll and start shooting, the magic is instant. It’s fast. It’s sharp. And it’s the kind of camera that disappears in your hand, which is exactly what makes it so good.
The Kodak Ektar H35 is one of the rare cameras that actually makes you shoot more because you get twice as many chances to try things. It looks like a toy, (lightweight, colorful, insanely portable) but once you load film and start shooting… that’s where the real fun begins.
The Canon Sure Shot 80 Tele looks simple, almost forgettable, but once you load a roll and start firing shots… that’s when the real fun begins. It’s a camera that gets you into shooting film without overthinking it.
In an era where even your toaster probably has a built-in camera, the humble Fujifilm disposable…
