Vintage film cameras

[admin]

Originally Posted by Kenzie

Did you have one before? Anyone got any shots to post up?

Yep. Back in 1987 when they first come out. Also had the 600. This shot is of my father and daughter. She's 30 this year.

[Kenzie]

Originally Posted by johnnyrod

You can simulate this by squeezing the lever and door and it'll poop into place.

Poop into place? Bit worrying that. Thanks for all the help Johnny, can wait to load it up and shoot again as its a nice little camera.

[johnnyrod]

To fold it up you have to poop it back out! No worries, just a shame I couldn't fix that too. Next stop: Ensign

[Kenzie]

You have done great! This arrived today, meter is defo dead but works in manual mode.

[johnnyrod]

Try cleaning up the connections, or you could transplant something else in there.

[Kenzie]

TBH I don't fancy opening it. I don't have the right tools and really don't want to scratch it.

[Kenzie]

Originally Posted by admin

Yep. Back in 1987 when they first come out. Also had the 600. This shot is of my father and daughter. She's 30 this year.

That's a great shot.

[admin]

I like it for lots of reasons. Unplaned shots always get better results.

[yokohama]

Interesting read here.
https://www.casualphotophile.com/201...ur-smartphone/

[Kenzie]

That's pretty cool apart from the $1.99 a month subscription fee. I would rather pay a higher one off fee. I find a zoom lens helps get a more natural shot. If they see the camera you end up with false cheesy grins.