Nikon F4, two LCDs seen in the DP-20 viewfinder
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What are your most beautiful broken LCDs?
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Nikon F4, two LCDs seen in the DP-20 viewfinder
Way to fix this: none
What are your most beautiful broken LCDs?
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I can't believe I'm actually the only one whose LCDs are going to hell! 
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I don't see any problems with the LCDs on my numerous OM-4 (Ti). On the two OM-2 SPs they are a bit pale.
The day will come …
My very first camera and first contact with photography is an eos 300 (2004), i am afraid that day will come and I will lost my first camera forever
but so far I still shoot some rolls per year with no issue. If it breaks, I think i will spend any money needed to fix it
yes, you can get romantic about the cheapest plastic slr on the market.
My recently acquired EOS cameras from 1987 and 1989 still have brilliant LCDs in the viewfinder
nice to hear!! I've got a couple of eos 650 very cheap, tl have the first generation in my collection, and they do work. Let's see in a couple of decades
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You are all more sensible than me and get the right cameras 
You are all more sensible than me and get the right cameras
Not really, It took me a long way to get there
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nice to hear!! I've got a couple of eos 650 very cheap, tl have the first generation in my collection, and they do work. Let's see in a couple of decades
Early EOS (600/620/630/650/RT) just work. Amazing cameras then and still impressive today.
Apologies for the photo, it’s s a struggle in winter getting a picture with a good background that avoids the clutter in the house!
I was fortunate to be able to buy the OM-3 with the 50mm Macro and an f/3.5 21mm from a photographer friend when he changed to a Nikon F4.
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What a beauty! Thanks for the photo!
Worthy of Philbert and certainly his favorite playmate
What a beauty! Thanks for the photo!
Worthy of Philbert and certainly his favorite playmate
Thanks for your kind words!
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I have something too, please wait a moment ...
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It had a slight smear of oil on one of the front lenses. I had this fixed by a professional.
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And it doesn't have an LCD that could break …
Ooo, very nice! Have you had the chance to use it much?
I got to see a second-hand one up close years ago (turn of the century maybe or just before) in Jessops Glasgow branch (Jessops were a national chain of camera stores before they went bust and re-emerged as an on-line business).
And it looks like an OM-Labor lens lurking in the rear on the left?
But watch out for that lovely front optic!
I picked up an f/3.5 18mm super wide (relatively) cheaply because the front was covered with lots of very fine scratches, it pains me what happens to some lenses.
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Not yet. In order to work properly with it, the camera has to be on a tripod. And I'm not always motivated to do it. But there are enough motives for this in Vienna.
Indeed an 35/2.8 I could not resist
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Yes, sometimes I wonder what people do with expensive things.
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