I shoot almost every day Les that's what I looked forward to all my working life and now I'm retired I can indulge my passion.That is exactly the impression I got so go out there and take photographs . . .![]()

I shoot almost every day Les that's what I looked forward to all my working life and now I'm retired I can indulge my passion.That is exactly the impression I got so go out there and take photographs . . .![]()
I made my decision Les many years ago that I'm more interested in photography that accumulating photographic equipment, I have never owned an original F1 or a F1n although they are fine cameras, but I do have three New type F1's which are everything I require in a 35mm camera, end of story.
I shoot almost every day Les that's what I looked forward to all my working life and now I'm retired I can indulge my passion.![]()
Yes I do have an EF too Theo and a T90, but my primary cameras are three New F1's.Well, don't forget your EF. As I've said before, I could be happy with an EF as my one and only camera. Fact is, until you mentioned it once about five months ago, I wasn't even aware that camera existed. The EF gets very little exposure (heh) on the web. For example, it's not mentioned at all on the excellent MIR site. A shame that such a good and capable camera isn't more well known.
I try to use and enjoy every one of my little photographic mechanisms. Maybe it is because I'm an engineer that I just want to experience all their differences and what it's like to use them.
Well, don't forget your EF. As I've said before, I could be happy with an EF as my one and only camera. Fact is, until you mentioned it once about five months ago, I wasn't even aware that camera existed. The EF gets very little exposure (heh) on the web. For example, it's not mentioned at all on the excellent MIR site. A shame that such a good and capable camera isn't more well known.
I try to use and enjoy every one of my little photographic mechanisms. Maybe it is because I'm an engineer that I just want to experience all their differences and what it's like to use them.
But I know and it is more than a few and nothing to be ashamed of unless you think so . . .![]()
I didnt know which discussion to put it under so i put it under the 35mm forum but it can apply to any film camera. I only own 1, a Rolleiflex SL35. I dont need another.
(maybe ill get a range finder one day, i dunno)
Probably 50-70 or so.
At one time I had 42 but now I got rid of some of them but I think I still have more than 30.
You guys are making me feel less guilty about my little collection of 8![]()
I really don't know, but somewhere around 500. I do know I've sold 70 of them on Etsy in the last 3 years, so maybe only 400?
The oldest is an 1896 Pocket Kodak, the newest is a Dora Goodman Zone. The smallest is a Minute 16, the largest a Herlango 5x7 field camera.
Cameras I've run film through this year:
1896 Ray box camera for 3.5"x3.5" plates
Balda Rival 35
Dora Goodman Zone with 100/f3.5 Tessar
Kodak 00 Cartridge Premo
Kodak Brownie Starmatic
Kodak Vest Pocket Special
Ernemann Film K box Camera
Eumig Eumigetta
Fuji GS645S
Great Wall DF-3
Herlango 5x7 with film taped to glass plates
Hummel 3.25x4.25 folding plate camera with roll back
Kalimar Six Sixty
Kiev 4AM
Olympus 35 Wide
Pentax SV
Pentax ZX5n
Petri Automate
Petri Color 35 (Black)
Polaroid SX-70
Ricohflex VII
Sears Tower 34 box camera
Spartus 35F
Yashica 44LM
Yashica Electro 35 GSN
Zeiss Baby Ikonta 520/18
Zeiss Box Tengor 56/2
Zeiss Contessa 35
Zeiss Ikonta 35
Zeiss Super Ikonta A 530
But how many lenses?
Even alphabetized. Do you have CDO? That is such strong OCD that one has to order the list of the disorder.![]()
Currently?
- Pentax 110 SLR
- Nikon Pronea S
- Nikon FA
- Nikon F100
- Pentax 645n
- Rolleicord II
- Wista 45
- Holographic Camera
- (Somewhere) Estes Camroc
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