Vintage film cameras

[yokohama]

Heading out to Chengdu again in a couple of weeks for what will probably be the last time.
As usual, pondering what film camera to accompany me.

[Kenzie]

Hey Howard, I saw a post about West Yorkshire Cameras closing their shop and having a big sale. Will have to look and see if they are moving to online only.

Edit, yeah it will be online only for a short time and after that it's being wound up sadly.

https://wycameras.com/blogs/news/we-are-closing

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[admin]

Originally Posted by Kenzie

Hey Howard, I saw a post about West Yorkshire Cameras closing their shop and having a big sale. Will have to look and see if they are moving to online only.

Edit, yeah it will be online only for a short time and after that it's being wound up sadly.

https://wycameras.com/blogs/news/we-are-closing

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I've just read that, very sad.

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[yokohama]

Yeah. That is a shame. It was a handy place to buy film though I haven't bought any gear from them for a while. They became quite expensive when they moved the shop. I much preferred their old shop too, it was much more accessible.

[yokohama]

Hey Matt, check out today's 35mmc.
https://www.35mmc.com/07/11/2024/peo...ollei-rpx-400/

[Kenzie]

Sorry mate, I didn't get a notification about your reply (recurring theme with this thread). That's awesome, those photos are brilliant. The notice board for wedding off the kids is very strange indeed!

I managed to score a Nikon FE with lens as well as a 135mm Nikon lens for £30 off marketplace. Camera seems to work but isn't film tested. Belonged to the ladies late father and they were having a clear out.