35mm Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Description: Features a vintage 35mm film cassette graphic. Film photographers who still shoot negatives, develop film and make prints in the darkroom will appreciate this design. Fans of 35mm SLR cameras and vintage rangefinder photo gear will recognize the film canister silhouette.

Description: 35mm film strip, but make it Bisexual!

Description: 35mm Nostalgia

Description: FILM CAMERA

Description: Minolta Co., Ltd. was a Japanese manufacturer of cameras, camera accessories, photocopiers, fax machines, and laser printers. Minolta Co., Ltd., which is also known simply as Minolta, was founded in Osaka, Japan, in 1928 as Nichi-Doku Shashinki Shōten. It made the first integrated autofocus 35 mm SLR camera system. In 1931, the company adopted its final name, an acronym for "Mechanism, Instruments, Optics, and Lenses by Tashima".

Description: Kodak Kodachrome

Description: Film is Forever

Description: Film Is Not Dead.

Description: Freddie Focal 1980

Description: High resolution 3D render of film clapperboard with reel

Description: Shoot in analog style! This aesthetic vintage 35mm film canister illustration (400 ISO, 36 exposures) is crafted for analog photographers, film camera lovers, cinematographers, and cinephiles. Perfect for anyone obsessed with grain, retro camera aesthetics, and classic film photography. Great gift for photographers, film students, and vintage art enthusiasts!

Description: Bold and fun lettering showcasing your department, in this case, Crafty!

Description: Bold and fun lettering showcasing your department, in this case, PA!

Description: Vintage Nikon 35mm Camera

Description: Black & White Film

Description: Funny tee shirt for the obsessive Photographer

Description: A beautiful older 35mm rangefinder camera photographed on polaroid and now available for you to show off your love of quirky old cameras.

Description: Roll back the cinematic clock to where the galaxy's greatest adventure began with this premium '1977' vintage film canister and space freighter graphic design! Ingeniously combining old-school analog photography nostalgia with legendary science fiction lore, this creative layout features a distressed 35mm film roll cartridge housing a stylized galactic rebellion crest.

Description: Express your passion for traditional photography and a laid-back lifestyle with this cool vintage-inspired design! This graphic features a detailed analog SLR camera surrounded by classic film canisters and canisters, paired with the text "Say Cheese & Relax." Perfect for professional photographers, hobbyists, camera collectors, and vintage media enthusiasts. It makes an excellent present for birthdays, graduation, gallery openings, or a day out shooting.

Description: Bold and fun lettering showcasing your department, in this case, Production!

Description: When you're gay and are a 2nd Assistant Camera, or maybe you just really love slates, and cinema!

Description: Capture the world differently with this Focus On The Unseen Vintage Rangefinder design. Created for film photographers and camera lovers who appreciate the beauty of analog photography. Highlight your passion for retro equipment and creative vision.

Description: Film is alive! Kodak film is alive! Yes, they're surviving and making a recovery. Digital was killing film, but film is a beautiful survivor. True enthusiasts watch the credits. When they see this logo, they know that the director and cinematographer are using true artistry in making the movie you just watched! See my designer page for more cinematography designs!

Description: A detailed, hand-drawn illustration of a classic 35mm SLR camera. This minimalist blue-line sketch is perfect for photographers, film enthusiasts, and fans of retro analog technology.

Description: Custom illustration of a vintage leica camera from 1957.

Description: An original drawing of a 35mm roll of film paired with the phrase "How I roll." for people who love to shoot film with an old camera.

Description: I’M THIS OLD. fotomat drive-thru film developing.

Description: A vintage-style graphic depicting a box of Ilford Pan F 35mm film. The box has multiple sides visible with black, orange, and cream colors. Text includes 'ILFORD PAN F' and '35mm 35m' repeated on different panels. The style is bold and graphic with a retro aesthetic.

Description: A detailed depiction of a 35mm film roll with distinct color sections. The top section is green, followed by yellow, and then purple. White text labels "FUJI", "FUJIFILM 400M", and "PRO 400H" are prominently displayed. To the left, the text "F30U" appears on a gray panel. A brown film strip with white perforations extends to the right. The bottom of the arrangement features the bold white text "FILM".

Description: Funny sarcastic photographer design featuring a vintage film camera with a retro sunset background. Perfect for photography enthusiasts, film camera lovers, and anyone who loves analog photography.

Description: The shutter clicks. The film advances. The feeling remains uncaptured. Analog photography promised permanence, but some things exist only in the moment of recognizing they can't be photographed. The fox knows this. The camera keeps trying anyway. Vintage 70s photography club badge aesthetic meets the limits of documentation. A kawaii fox holding a 35mm camera, film strips floating, expression contemplative. Analog melancholy rendered in saturated retro colors. The irony is that the badge itself is the only proof. For those who shoot film because digital felt too easy and analog feels appropriately futile. The exposure is correct. The feeling is unframeable. The fox lowers the camera and continues. 35mm film cannot capture this feeling.

Description: This Vintage 35mm film roll design is perfect for analog photographers and film lovers. Featuring a classic film canister with a retro sunset background, it's a great gift for anyone who still loves the grain and soul of real film.

Description: Bold pop art illustration of the legendary Nikon F the camera that defined professional 35mm photography. A striking tribute to one of the most iconic instruments in photographic history.

Description: A tongue-in-cheek quote for analog photographers who appreciate darkroom humor and vintage film jokes.