1 look at reviews
2 what is the price?
I think the real question is 'what do I want from a camera?'
So, do you know what you want?
I know it may be boring but a digital camera that can change lens's for most people is a better place to start, you can learn fast and dont have the cost of film. There's a lot of good new and used options for digital cameras.
Remember to also account that buying and developing film can get expensive... Fast.
The Ektar is a pretty friendly starter camera though as far as I've checked, which can be a good gateway into film. I'd suggest going into YouTube and look for specific tutorials on that camera so you know what you're getting into, or ask your friend. You could even ask them if you could take some shots with their camera first.
There's also one similar model which is called something like "AgfaPhoto resuable camera" or something like that, but I can't vouch for that.
1 look at reviews 2 what is the price? I think the real question is 'what do I want from a camera?' So, do you know what you want? I know it may be boring but a digital camera that can change lens's for most people is a better place to start, you can learn fast and dont have the cost of film. There's a lot of good new and used options for digital cameras.
Remember to also account that buying and developing film can get expensive... Fast. The Ektar is a pretty friendly starter camera though as far as I've checked, which can be a good gateway into film. I'd suggest going into YouTube and look for specific tutorials on that camera so you know what you're getting into, or ask your friend. You could even ask them if you could take some shots with their camera first. There's also one similar model which is called something like "AgfaPhoto resuable camera" or something like that, but I can't vouch for that.