Film cameras are devices that capture images on light-sensitive film instead of using digital sensors. When you take a photo, light enters the camera through the lens and exposes the film, creating a latent image. After developing the film in a darkroom, the images can be printed or scanned. This process gives photos a unique quality and character that many photographers appreciate. Many photographers enjoy using film cameras, like those made by Canon or Nikon, for their tactile experience and the anticipation of waiting to see the developed images. Film photography encourages careful composition and thoughtful shooting, making it a rewarding hobby for both beginners and professionals.