Analog film photography and cameras

Minolta Dynax 7, Minolta 50mm F1.4 and Fuji Pro 400 H. My favourite combo for winter colours. Prefer Porta 160 for summer time.

Thinking of selling my analog kit:
Leica m6 and 35mm 1.4 nokton
Hasselblad 500cm w 80mm 2.8
Epson v700 scanner.

It's all beautiful and amazing to use (although scanning is still a pain in the arse) but I just can't really justify having it sit on a shelf for 50 weeks of the year.

How much would you like for the scanner?

and the blad?

Thinking of selling my ... Leica m6 and 35mm 1.4 nokton

Crazy!

This thing is surely only going to appreciate in value! Give it to your kid... not some fixie skiddeh.

@haveo Not going to sell the scanner till the blad is gone but thinking £250 it's boxes and has all the film holders etc.

@dsan Blad would be £500 as the lens has a small patch of fungus. It was there when I got it 7 or so years ago and hasn't spread and doesn't affect the IQ but it's there none the less. I need to double check the shutter speeds as I haven't used it much recently, but last time I did they were all pretty good. Comes with a western meter and genuine hasselblad leather strap.

Thinking £900 for the leica or £650 for the body and £300 for the lens.

Thinking about picking up a fuji x100t so would consider px for one.

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I've dropped e price on that ihagee with wlf and Zeiss lens to £40, before ebay

Awesome Tina.

Ha, cheers.
Taking a picture of that scenery (it's the show window of a huge turkish shop for wedding dresses etc.) was on my mind for weeks, but there's always crazy reflections..
..did find my pol filter after all so finally did it!

Be interested in the Sure Shot AF-7. Gave my missus my old one and she broke it within days.

Not really into dogs, found this one pretty cool though - that's a weird dalmatian mix right?
Poor fellaw was shivering like a leaf!

Need to practice my shooting from the hip obv.

By the way in search for cheap film I got a 3-pack of Kodak Gold 200 - about £2 per roll at the drugstore.
Shot with mixed feelings, could not remember it being particular good film.
Long story short: after dialing in SilverFast (used Gold 100 profile with some adjustements in the end) I was pretty happy with the results.
Bit more blunt compared to Portra but nice warm tones and sharp enough - for 1/4 the price..

TOP!

..cheers man.
Thought the other day I might as well stop shooting the road paintings and just shoot the asphalt.
: ]

Dog is great !

cheers man

And I think the framing is cool.....dogs moving into interesting asphalt space rather than just a dog in the middle .....if you get my drift...