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Old 15-04-17, 09:14 PM   #3231
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Nah just square photos on iphone. Some of them just seemed to call out for it.
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Old 16-04-17, 07:37 AM   #3232
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Sometimes digital is easier but not as enjoyable. I tend to go snap happy when I do use digital.
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Old 16-04-17, 10:28 PM   #3233
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I woke up early this morning and went out for a wander with these 3 amigos.



Beautiful early morning sun for a couple of hours and then the rain came.
I was visiting relatives all day. Took a couple of cameras but it was too dark inside to use them.
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Old 16-04-17, 10:31 PM   #3234
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Not heard of the Vivitar before. Is it any good? I can always send you a flash to use. The X500 looks like a cross between the 300 and the 700.

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Old 16-04-17, 10:43 PM   #3235
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The Vivitar is meant to be a clone of the Himatic Sii but I'll never be able to find or afford one of those. Shutter priority auto - no manual option supposedly but there must be something workable around all the GN based settings. Easy to use, quiet shutter - but a long press. The rangefinder spot isn't bright and the focus movement is minimal, less than a quarter of a turn. I find it hard to focus but that's probably my bad eyes. I love the Fujica; bright viewfinder, stop down metering and mechanical shutter. It feels like a camera.
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Old 16-04-17, 10:49 PM   #3236
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Just checked ebay and they don't come up often. There are a couple there at nearly £100.

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Old 16-04-17, 11:00 PM   #3237
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They are fairly rare. I lost out on a couple before I managed to get one. It's a fast 1.7 lens. Will see what the photos come out like. It terms of usability, I prefer the Ricoh - and it's got a metered manual option ... but the lens isn't as good. Ah well! Can't have everything.
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Old 16-04-17, 11:06 PM   #3238
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I thought they might be. Anyone fancy the EM body? I have been keeping an eye on prices and saw a Trip 35 go for £51 today. My Envoy keeps climbing 192159790451

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Old 16-04-17, 11:17 PM   #3239
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Conversely, I put a £1 bid on a Fujinon 55mm f1.8, went out all day and forgot about it. It sold for £1.20. Gutted.
I'll pass on the EM I think.
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Old 16-04-17, 11:36 PM   #3240
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I bid on a Lomography lc-a but went into an area with no signal. Outbid by £1.

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