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raghu_kuvempunagar

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  1. If you're a heavy duty user or require interchangeable lens system then Nikon FM2/N. Otherwise Fujica V2 is a nice looking fixed lens camera that handles well and takes nice pictures for all casual photography purposes.
  2. <p>Bill, your second picture ('Man Eating Truck') is superb! A fine decisive moment.</p>
  3. <p>Rick, this is very useful information to me. I'll probably look for a 32mm push-on filter for my Belmira. Thanks a lot!</p>
  4. <p>I too faced the same problem but with Canon EF-M film camera! Most frames were exposed fine, a small number of random frames were completely blank. When I checked without the film, shutter worked as it should be.</p>
  5. <p>Excellent pictures as usual! Is Pro-tessar 35mm f4 significantly different from the f3.2 version you have?</p>
  6. <p>Zeiss Taxona is worth a look. Not exactly a half-frame camera, but square format on 135 film. Fixed lens and no meter. Small enough to carry in the pocket.</p>
  7. <p>Brilliant work! The last one in particular is stellar. Every camera produces admirably good results in your hands Rick, and Pentax 67 is no exception. </p>
  8. <p>Curious to know if anyone in this forum used Cormac Unibath Unikit aka Travelling Darkroom (Page 157). </p>
  9. <p>You're right Mike. Fuji Tiara Zoom was known as Fuji DL Super Mini Zoom in non-Japanese markets. It's a sweet little camera that does quite OK in good light. Will give it another workout soon and hopefully will have some pictures to share in the future editions of this thread. </p>
  10. <p>Nice pictures there Mike!</p> <p>#1:</p><div></div>
  11. <p>A couple of old images but new scans.</p> <p>1. Tokina AF 35mm f/2.8 AT-X Pro DX Macro lens.</p><div></div>
  12. <p>Olympus 35SP + 2003 Expired Kodak HD4 film.<br> Film had lost its sensitivity substantially. Gave 3 stops extra exposure.</p> <div></div>
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