Vintage film cameras

[Kenzie]

Originally Posted by svenrico

Didn't know they had reuse shops at local tips, is that likely to be at most local authority tips or just a few ?

Of you search the term reuse shop and the county you are in, you should get a list of tips with the shops. Suffolk only has two, and I did didn't realise the other was about 25 miles away. I'll be paying it a visit on my next day off.

[Kenzie]

Got me a new watch.




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[yokohama]

I'm guessing there's a camera hidden in there somewhere.

[Kenzie]

Hahaha, but no. Just a plain, if interesting watch.

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[yokohama]

aww. I thought it was a dual lens 3D spycam.

[DarrenSV650S]

Does this count as a vintage camera? Owned since the year 2000. Worlds first wrist camera! No film though

Thanks to the 1Mb memory, the watch will store 100 images in its databank at 120 x 120 dpi (20mm x 20mm) in 16 bit greyscale monochome. Via Infra Red the images can then be beamed from the watch to a PC (in JPEG format) when used with an Infra red receiver or images can be sent directly to another WQV-1 watch.

[Kenzie]

I like that, might have to track one down.

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[johnnyrod]

Cool things on this page! Does it work?

[Kenzie]

The K1000 was still there with a £25 price tag, couldn't leave it behind this time. The ES had £50 on it. The lens had a little bit of fungus behind the front element but this cleaned off OK.

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[yokohama]

It's a no-brainer at that price. Will you keep it? I still haven't used mine.
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