Analog film photography and cameras

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Best (easiest) cameras for double exposures?

Rolleicord

35mm Smena cameras are cheap enough have decent glass and don't have anything to stop you cocking the shutter on an un-advanced (or partially advanced) frame.

If you want a bit more control and image quality etc, some cheapo SLRs also have a little button you can press to disengage film advance and frame counter. (i.e. you just press it whilst pulling advance lever and it cocks the shutter without moving film) - I bought a Chinon CG-5 with 50mm lens for £2 on ebay that had this handy feature

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There are some SLRs with a button to disengage the film advance for this. This is way better than kludging it with rewind button because your frames align.

The Olympus OM2000 has this. They're modern, mechanical and cheap (cheap because they're not considered real Olympus cameras — Cosina Voigtlander built them). Approved !!! 👍

@miro_o @Rik_Van_Looy @mi7rennie Thank you guys, will investigate further with your advice.

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Hexar x Portra 160

35Ti x Portra 160

Sweet ...must run some Porta thru Hexar .....much edit ?

Nice one!

@sacredhart that's the 35TI I got of you. Has a few problems but some shots worked.

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Cheers, only little tweaks here and there, not much though

Thanks, here's a couple more with the same combo

Hexar x Cinestill 50D

some nice shots there @haveo .. where are these taken?

35Ti x Portra 160

..very nice!

Hexar x Cinestill 50D

..also liking these a lot.

Definitely have to try a Hexar at some point..

Nice shots man.

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Got my next film .. most are crap .. much disappoint. But I am getting a hang of it now.

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They're both great! What film stock?

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Mother/daughter portrait with the Graflex on Foma 100.

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