24-05-16, 08:59 PM | #881 |
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Re: Vintage film cameras
Was bidding on one but have been out bid. Not in any rush. Not as though I don't have any other manual cameras to use! Been toying with the X300 while reading the manual. Seems fairly straightforward to use.
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25-05-16, 02:06 PM | #883 |
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Re: Vintage film cameras
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If anyone is after some kit, these are a couple of Pentax SLRs for sale, the KM has a 55mm f1.8 lens and is a great camera. I think the ME is actually a ME Super so good too. A few days left on it. |
25-05-16, 05:17 PM | #884 |
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Only thing I am really looking for at the mo is a lens for the Minolta. Really trying hard to not buy more cameras! Loaded the MV1 again and found a definite problem with the rewind crank. Will need to be unloaded in the changing bag if I can find it. One camera I can recommend if you see it at a good price is the Canon AE-1 Program. FD lens is great.
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25-05-16, 07:17 PM | #885 |
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I think I have enough cameras for a while. I've just had an ebay blitz on lens caps and skylight filters though.
Interesting what you were saying about the Canon AE1. That was the camera I set out to buy many years ago. I'd researched, decided that was the camera which did everything I needed, and went down to the shop to get it. Tried it, hated it. There was something about the display and metering that I just didn't like and couldn't get on with. Tried the OM2n instead and bought it in a heartbeat. Kenzie, any idea about what lens for the Minolta? |
25-05-16, 07:22 PM | #886 |
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Got a bid in on a Tamron 28-70 f3.5 adaptall 2 lens which has just over a day left. My AE-1 has an iffy power switch so from time to time I have to press down on it. How many do you have?
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Here's the OM10 with the 28-105 Vivitar.
It looks much bigger than it really is in the second pic so I put the keys in to give a bit of perspective. |
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Wow, it looks huge! You don't have a spare Minolta 50mm lens do you? Can trade for the OM 50mm f1.8?
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No spare unfortunately, only the 1 50mm. Buuuut, I am considering a purely tactical new purchase...
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Oh yeah?
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