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23rd. Practice in the backyard with the Toyo 45 field. Lens is a little known Osaka 120 6.3 and the film was EDU 100. Shot @F22. -
You don't really have to buy a brand new camera, although brand new camera's usually come with a warranty, a manual and you don't have to worry about hiden problems. However, what would you rather drive a used BMW, or a brand new Toyota Corolla ? Sometimes you can get more bang for the buck buying used, just saying. -
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By John Farrell · Posted
My first camera was an Isomat Rapid, more than 50 years ago. The receiver cassette does have a stub of film protruding after the roll is finished. I used to load my own cassettes, from 36 exposure standard cassettes.
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