Miscellaneous Take Vacation Photos Like a Pro All amateur photographers can heed a few simple lessons from the pros to improve the quality of their photos. But before you start snapping away at everything within your viewfinder, take a moment to load your camera with the right film.
Many people find that buying film can be as mind-boggling as purchasing the camera itself.
But the process can be less harrowing if you keep a few things in mind. Film varies according to its ISO number, which describes its speed or sensitivity to light. For example, an ISO 400 film is faster and more responsive than an ISO 100 film. Simply put, if most of your roll will be shot outside in sunny Disney World, a film of ISO 100 will suffice. But if you're shooting on a foggy day in San Francisco, or inside a dimly lit nightclub, you'll want to have an ISO 400 film ready to go.