Analog film photography and cameras

Love this

Cheers!

More poundland action, this time in a Kiev 3a
The results from this camera are great but I found it an ergonomic nightmare

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I managed to shoot a roll of Portra 400 through my Yashica C finally, result was a set of slightly boring pictures, this heavily cropped picture being the best one. A friend wanted to buy the camera so I decided to let it go. Focusing with the huge viewfinder was a joy and I might get another MF camera some day.

Nice shot!

My little clear-out of camera stuff is continuing.
I'm selling a really nice 50mm Nikon lens if anyone is interested.

Thanks!

Filthy leica iiia + equally dutty 5cm elmar (£land vista)

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^ super nice.

Cheers, I think I'll postpone the clean as I'm quite fond of the results and it's a lovely camera to use.

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anything other than a mju-ii i should be considering for something for which pocketability is priority number 1?

XA

Xa .. 2
Also mju-I is a decent shout.
:)

Pentax Espio Mini if you can get one cheap(ish) or Nikon 28Ti/35Ti or Ricoh GR1 if budget will stretch?

The Nikon TI's are really prone to failure. Weak motors and temperamental shutters.

Good to know, I'm not really in the market for one as they're a fair bit of change but borrowed one a few years ago and was impressed. Should also point out I have similarly nil experience of the longevity of the Ricoh on a long term basis.

Yeah, it's a shame because it has a great lens and takes stunning photos.

Somewhere in Wales
Yashica electro35mc x vista 200

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Beautiful.

Cheers mate

Gonna get some rolls developed all color, is film dev the most reasonable and decent around. Sending the away is no problem just incase there is somewhere else I have missed.

Mju x vista

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That's ace!

Cheers, the greens you get with agfa vista are quite special when there's decent light

Contrast of old dead tree and young sapling works well too.