Decision time

[swanseamale47]

Well the time has come and I have finally decided to give up film, I have been hanging onto the kit with the idea of eventually getting back into it. But now as I get more comfortable with digital, I can't honsetly see me paddling in chemicals in the dark again.
The big question is what to do with the gear, is it actually worth trying to sell it, or do I just bin it, is there any market for film kit any more??

 

[AJQS]

Might want to pop over to the F&C section, certianly don't bin it!

 

[arclight]

Well the time has come and I have finally decided to give up film, I have been hanging onto the kit with the idea of eventually getting back into it. But now as I get more comfortable with digital, I can't honsetly see me paddling in chemicals in the dark again.
The big question is what to do with the gear, is it actually worth trying to sell it, or do I just bin it, is there any market for film kit any more??

That's a bit I certainly don't miss.

 

[Nod]

even higher end film bodies are worth comparitively little now, so hardly worth selling - I still have both my 35mm SLRs although they don't often get used these days. keep the kit as a cheap (well, already paid for) FF alternative and certainly7 keep any lenses for when you may eventually head up to FF DSLRs.

 

[Metal God]

I've no intention of getting rid my RZ67 system.

 

[AJQS]

even higher end film bodies are worth comparitively little now, so hardly worth selling - I still have both my 35mm SLRs although they don't often get used these days. keep the kit as a cheap (well, already paid for) FF alternative and certainly7 keep any lenses for when you may eventually head up to FF DSLRs.

No tnecessarily - Pentax MZS and LX, Olympus OM4Ti etc still fetch DSLR money.