Vintage film cameras - Page 412 - SV650.org

johnnyrod · 10-09-17, 08:26 PM

Is that for taking pictures of Charlie Chaplin?

BOOM BOOM

Dad joke

yokohama · 10-09-17, 09:02 PM

There is a button for the Charlie Chaplin mode now. Had to set it all up first though and the menu is damn complicated.

Kenzie · 12-09-17, 05:37 PM

Kodak Portra anyone? https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004V3I6...b_recs_2_title

yokohama · 12-09-17, 06:28 PM

I had a tidy up today - and had to buy another storage box. 46 is the current count, +3 digital.

Kenzie · 12-09-17, 07:06 PM

Not bad considering you wanted to get rid of the only two you had!

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yokohama · 12-09-17, 07:38 PM

Very true. Didn't dare count the lenses.
Should be some pics back later in the week from 3 of them.

Kenzie · 13-09-17, 05:21 PM

If you guys could keep only ONE camera from your collection, which would it be and why?

yokohama · 13-09-17, 08:10 PM

Hard to call is that, especially as there's a queue waiting to be used.
I might go for that Minolta Himatic 9 ... at the moment. Great lens and image quality, has a metered manual mode and also works as an auto point and shoot, nice and solid, and will still work on 'sunny 16' without a battery.

johnnyrod · 13-09-17, 08:24 PM

46????!!!!!!!11111one

Holy carp, I think either Pentax Program A because it may not be really vintage but does everything, and does it well. Otherwise I'm torn between the Contessa LKE I have a film in, which is compact and really nice to use, or the Olympus S, which has a better lens though is as hefty as an SLR.

Kenzie · 13-09-17, 08:56 PM

I would probably say a Trip 35. No batteries, easy to use and reasonably light.

10-09-17, 08:26 PM	#4111
johnnyrod Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Doncaster, oop norf Posts: 2,122	Re: Vintage film cameras Is that for taking pictures of Charlie Chaplin? BOOM BOOM Dad joke

10-09-17, 09:02 PM	#4112
yokohama Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: North Yorkshire Posts: 283	Re: Vintage film cameras There is a button for the Charlie Chaplin mode now. Had to set it all up first though and the menu is damn complicated.

12-09-17, 05:37 PM	#4113
Kenzie Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Ipswich, Suffolk Posts: 818	Re: Vintage film cameras Kodak Portra anyone? https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004V3I6...b_recs_2_title __________________ Flickr https://www.flickr.com/photos/39887875@N06/

12-09-17, 06:28 PM	#4114
yokohama Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: North Yorkshire Posts: 283	Re: Vintage film cameras I had a tidy up today - and had to buy another storage box. 46 is the current count, +3 digital.

12-09-17, 07:06 PM	#4115
Kenzie Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Ipswich, Suffolk Posts: 818	Re: Vintage film cameras Not bad considering you wanted to get rid of the only two you had! Sent from my Xperia using Tapatalk __________________ Flickr https://www.flickr.com/photos/39887875@N06/

12-09-17, 07:38 PM	#4116
yokohama Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: North Yorkshire Posts: 283	Re: Vintage film cameras Very true. Didn't dare count the lenses. Should be some pics back later in the week from 3 of them.

13-09-17, 05:21 PM	#4117
Kenzie Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Ipswich, Suffolk Posts: 818	Re: Vintage film cameras If you guys could keep only ONE camera from your collection, which would it be and why? __________________ Flickr https://www.flickr.com/photos/39887875@N06/

13-09-17, 08:10 PM	#4118
yokohama Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: North Yorkshire Posts: 283	Re: Vintage film cameras Hard to call is that, especially as there's a queue waiting to be used. I might go for that Minolta Himatic 9 ... at the moment. Great lens and image quality, has a metered manual mode and also works as an auto point and shoot, nice and solid, and will still work on 'sunny 16' without a battery.

13-09-17, 08:24 PM	#4119
johnnyrod Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Doncaster, oop norf Posts: 2,122	Re: Vintage film cameras 46????!!!!!!!11111one Holy carp, I think either Pentax Program A because it may not be really vintage but does everything, and does it well. Otherwise I'm torn between the Contessa LKE I have a film in, which is compact and really nice to use, or the Olympus S, which has a better lens though is as hefty as an SLR.

13-09-17, 08:56 PM	#4120
Kenzie Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Ipswich, Suffolk Posts: 818	Re: Vintage film cameras I would probably say a Trip 35. No batteries, easy to use and reasonably light. __________________ Flickr https://www.flickr.com/photos/39887875@N06/

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