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It’s a 35mm rangefinder film camera.

Along with pictures, a description of condition and usage history would be appreciated. Kind regards, SK

Fujichrome rolls 👀

Interested in an unopened 100’ roll if you are willing to split up the lot. Cheers!

Oh wow. I never heard this before. Good to know. Good luck finding someone who can help!

I think what I was speaking to was the perception of those nations and the reputation they have, particularly here in United States. In general, it doesn't seem to be realized here by the general public the power and scale of China's technology and industry.

Ah nice. Hope you like it!

Hi - Just as others have requested, I am interested in the following: 6 - 120 rolls of Fuji Pro 160NS (Expiry: Aug-23) 10 - 120 rolls of Kodak E100 (Expiry: Mar-24) 3 - 120 rolls of CineStill 400D (Expiry: Jun-24) 2 - 135 rolls of Kodak Portra 800 (Expiry: May-23) Cheers!

I think it was intended to mean one or two machines that were used for film production that are no longer being used.

And I hope China will greatly expand options for us regarding film stocks. I heard someone offer the idea that Light Lens Lab may have acquired Fujifilm's film production equipment. It would be amazing if someone can resume and expand what Fujifilm used to offer during it's peak.

Same here. But for me, this is usually in the context of 'vintage' lens (pre 80s). I definitely have a soft spot for CY Zeiss and m42 Pentaxes.

I am took the leap to shoot photos strictly on film almost two years ago. I honestly never saw that coming, but I guess one thing leads to another once you become a parent. Actually, I know it was a convergence of wanting to get quality of images of the people I cared the most and wanting to be...

That's hilarious

It would be amazing if there were camera clubs where members can pay a subscription to rent/borrow gear, so as to have the opportunity to audition equipment without having to fork up large sums of money to figure out what works best for themselves and to avoid catching GAS.

Getting to shoot 220 with my 6x9 is lovely change of speed with that format since I am typically very deliberate knowing I only have 8 frames. But it does makes sense that 220 would be very useful for professionals.