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OFFICIAL I HAVE A NEW (FILM RELATED) TOY THREAD!!
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I think you lot should introduce a one-in-one-out policy on camera purchases (but only if the one out ends up in the F&C Classifieds . . .)
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Yeah ok, I'll buy a new camera and then we can try and sell you in the classifieds
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Well that's my GAS under control for a few months now
Bisodol?
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I'd like to know what Carl's bought - does that make me buy-curious?
Haha
I can't say until it's arrived as I want to check it over and make sure it's ok first. Let's just say I've gone with my heart instead of my head though 
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Haha
Hasselblad, I'm guessing then. Although, in another thread, you did direct Gareth to an eBay listing for a Contax 645 insert...
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That's very nice Carl.
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" Carl Hall, 36 minutes ago "
I bet you've spent 32 of those minutes staring through the finder and playing with the focus.
I bet you've spent 32 of those minutes staring through the finder and playing with the focus.
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That is all of the lovely, nicely done
I had the same problem, took an age of looking before I got lucky on an eBay auction. The 80mm is normally sold on a body, which is why they're rare on their own. I bought one that needed a service in the end, service costs on Hasselblads put off a lot of people but independent service people like Miles Whitehead can sort them out at a reasonable cost.
I had the same problem, took an age of looking before I got lucky on an eBay auction. The 80mm is normally sold on a body, which is why they're rare on their own. I bought one that needed a service in the end, service costs on Hasselblads put off a lot of people but independent service people like Miles Whitehead can sort them out at a reasonable cost.
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Awesome! I am so glad I didn't sell mine now. They are so good to use. Enjoy man!
Very jealous. I have one pack here that I am reluctant to use as when it's gone, it's gone.
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Most stuff is expired now but not by much, bulk buy from abroad and stick it in the fridge, enjoy it whilst its still available.
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I'd go for the 100mm. In technical terms, it's supposed to be the premier lens of the Hasselblad system. I mostly just like that focal length in 6x6cm though.
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Good grief, Carl!Thanks all, I'm well chuffed with it
What are you like at Christmas?
Camera is looking rather nice, BTW.
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Canon EOS 55 film camera, £8.99 on eBay!
It's the Japenese version of the Canon EOS 50 (UK) or Elan II (US).
Just ordered some rolls of Kodak Portra 160 to test it over the next couple of weeks.
Both the camera & the film is new to me! Excited to shoot this Autumn now.
It's the Japenese version of the Canon EOS 50 (UK) or Elan II (US).
Just ordered some rolls of Kodak Portra 160 to test it over the next couple of weeks.
Both the camera & the film is new to me! Excited to shoot this Autumn now.
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Who would have thought that film would become more expensive than the equipment used to shoot it.
It's the ink cartridge vs printer thing all over again..lol
I still can't compute that a roll of 35mm portra is £10.....unprocessed
...eh !....
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I've had a chance to have a good look at the Zeiss Contax 200 3.5
The description said there was some dust inside.
A quick blow with the rocket on the rear element and it was gone!
I'm looking forward to using it tomorrow.
I also received a yellow filter for the Planar from SRB.
The description said there was some dust inside.
A quick blow with the rocket on the rear element and it was gone!
I'm looking forward to using it tomorrow.
I also received a yellow filter for the Planar from SRB.
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never thought I would but I have a Hasselblad fund too
when I had a Mamiya 6 fund going, I mentioned it here and 40 folk I'd never heard of came out the woodwork to say they had one too...
I dunno if its a very good strategy.....blabbin yer ins and outs....
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when I had a Mamiya 6 fund going, I mentioned it here and 40 folk I'd never heard of came out the woodwork to say they had one too...
I dunno if its a very good strategy.....blabbin yer ins and outs....
lol
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If a book can be counted as a toy, I bought "Experimental Photography A Handbook of Techniques" on Friday. Given that two pages are devoted to converting a Polaroid camera to wet collodion, and another two pages to converting a 35mm SLR similarly, I think it might appeal to a few here.