fotophox said:What has your experience been with this format? My only time with it was a Fuji disposable I took to London, where I got nice panoramas of the Thames.
ElrodCod said:It ranks right up there with the Disc and 110.
Robert Hall said:Hey, watch what you say about 110 mister!![]()
GaussianNoise said:I wound up shooting a couple of disposable APS cameras by mistake once....pretty interesting...how does one get the film out of the little casette?
127 said:Any one who diss'es 110 has to answer to my girlfriend (A fight you don't want to get into ;-)). She uses a Pentax 110 for a lot of her art stuff - extreme close ups, and lots of grain. Lovely cameras. The Rollei A110 is pretty cool too.
Or maybe I'll just pay you to scan my film and mail me some CD's....Flotsam said:My Konica Qscan Came with an APS scanning carrier
Flotsam said:My Konica Qscan Came with an APS scanning carrier. I only tried it once when someone gave me a roll that they had shot. It really was a convenient way to handle film but I was never interested in buying a camera.
It is funny to think of how many small film formats have come and gone since 35mm was first put in a still camera.
sensanjay said:Why did the APS technology/format not work out, in your opinion?
I have a friend who bought a Canon APS camera in 2000, and I was expecting the format to be popular among snap-shooters because of the convenience of loading/unloading, and the choice of formats (regular, panorama, etc.) at the flip of a switch.
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