About as Alt. as you get

[larrydressler]

<p>I pushed a roll of PolyPanF in Litho A&B developer 3 stops to ISO 400 but wait I shot it in a plastic Golden Half frame camera. I even got gray tomes so this is fun.</p>

<p>http://www.flickr.com/photos/jokerphotography/sets/72157622663556564/</p>

<p><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3518/4045350392_495cf05fae_b.jpg" alt="" width="1024" height="687" /></p>

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[rdm]

<p>Hmm I was wondering why you scanned the negatives 2 at a time?<br>

Also is that your finger in the way, in that 1st shot of the bell?<br>

Other than that cool :) I seen that camera for sale around on line but these are the 1st pics i seen from it. What did it cost you?</p>

[larrydressler]

<p>I am scanning them 2 at a time and not my finger I frigged up and the film was loaded improperly to the reel and it never got developed or fixed.. I re fixed to remove the milk.... and the clear spot is what you see not a finger.</p>

[john_robison3]

<p>At any place they are listed 'in stock' the price is $60. Seems a bit much for a plastic camera. I notice that both this camera and the Vivitar Wide and Slim (also sold as the Slim Devil) have 22mm lenses and are both designed by Superheadz. I wonder if it's the same 2 element plastic lens, it does seem to have reasonable resolving power. These cameras would be a little more useful with a 'B' setting on the shutter and a provision for a standard threaded cable release. I have a gaggle of half frame Olympus cameras so although any half frame is of interest to me the price of this one would dissuade me from giving in and purchasing it.</p>

[larrydressler]

<p>Price is a little High but I like my toy. I have not been able to find a working 1/2 frame so I figured this little toy was cheaper in the long run. $50.00 was what I payed and the lens is reasonably sharp. A "B" setting would be nice but as I got it to play with like any toy I am not expecting Nikor quality from it. :)</p>