Recent content by GeeBee63

The body alone is coming in at 830 grams, 190 grams for the lens, I wouldn't want to carry it around all day, those days are gone when I used to have a Nikon F2 around one shoulder and a Nikkormat FT2 on the other. It's a shame the name Miranda was stuck on anything pretty low down by Dixon's...

I've just picked this one up, superb condition for something as old as me, I'm new to Miranda, but it looks like a decent camera.

Of course having paid extra for home delivery, I now have the option to collect from a store that's nowhere near where I live, every time I get this message after waiting for a delivery from Relay.

Are you sure it's a genuine Hoya filter? I know a few years ago there were plenty of fake ones on the market, even well know sellers got caught out.

Sorted...

I'm sorry, but I wasn't sure that I was promoting my photography sales, I'll refrain from answering anything linked to questions like this in the future

Estate sales, auctions, usually for job lots of photography gear, which 99% of the time I sell on, although these days I've stopped picking out items to keep,

After taking the Olympus E-420 on holiday and thanking myself I didn't take a load of heavier gear with me, I thought I'd get something a little newer, I'm thinking of either getting an adapter or getting the MFT 9-18 lens, I'll seen be selling my Nikon Z7ii and a few lenses soon, and a few...

I actually took this one on holiday, with the 12-60 f2.8 lens, nothing to complain about with the images it produced.

At the moment I've only repaired a few Olympus E series cameras, one was the rear LCD screen, and another one I replaced the memory card slot, I've got another E-400 that needs repairing, which will get started as soon as I find the time

I've sold quite a few digital cameras, some I've repaired, others I've just refurbished and cleaned, so yes, there's a market for them.

Hope you get it restored,my Dad had exactly the same camera in the 1970's,

I've still got an OM2 and an OM2N, brilliant lightweight cameras, the viewfinders are so clear and bright.

I found a very nice 8mm fisheye lens in Japan, I still haven't found the time get out with it.

I went down the more MP game a few years ago, I do wonder why, as I'm still selling images taken on small MP cameras, I sold two while I was on holiday, one taken in 2001, on transparency film and scanned on my Epson scanner and another using a Nikon V1, (10mp) the A4 prints and 12x9 canvas...