What Camera Should You Use? Take This Quiz To Find Out!

No matter how often you take photographs, you can take this quick quiz to find out what type of camera you should be using!


(Keep track of your answers!)

  1. Do you put thought and effort into all the photographs you take?
    1. Yes
    2. No
  2. Would you call yourself an artistic person?
    1. Yes
    2. No
  3. Do you like to see results immediately?
    1. Yes
    2. No
Here are your results! Find your answers to reveal what type of camera best suits you as a photographer.




Phone Camera

Yes, No, Yes

No, No, No

No, No, Yes









Point-and-Shoot Camera

Yes, Yes, No

Yes, No, No

No, No, No

No, Yes, No









Polaroid Camera

Yes, Yes, Yes

Yes, No, Yes

No, Yes, Yes











Digital Camera

Yes, Yes, Yes














Film Camera

Yes, Yes, No









I took the quiz too, and my result was film camera! I'm not surprised since my film camera is my go-to camera when possible.

Comment below your results, or tag me on Instagram @oldimprovedphoto.

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