What film cameras and lenses are satisfactory for wildlife photography at dawn and dusk?

Use as fast a lense as you can afford...under f/2 if possible...and the fastest film you can find. I used ASA 800 or ASA 1600 in a Canon F-1. But some cameras won't set that high.

The quality of picture is not as good with the faster film but sometimes it's better than no picture at all You will have to compromise on the lense speed since you will most likely have to use telephoto for wildlife work. I used a Tokina 50/250 mm which got a little slow on the high end but the film helped with that.

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