Seagull TLR on the front of Sundance Catalog

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Some how I ended up on the mailing list for Sundance Catalog. Closely affiliated with the film festival and full of very expensive stuff I would never buy, but the cover has the model looking through the view finder using a cable release.

COnsidering the price of what is in it they could have let her hold a rollei or something.
 

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This was posted in another thread (this forum??). They also sell the Seagull in the catalog for a staggering $295! Last check at B&H was something like $140. That's the price you pay for trying to be trendy I suppose :smile:
 
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There are several different Seagull models. I think one is about that price point if not higher.

I bought two. Both had bad light leaks. When I returned it, I got a form back (with me refund) and on the form was a reason code "Seagull light leaks"

Must have had a lot of leaks for them to create their own reason code for Seagull.


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Bought three or four Seagull TLRs for my high school photo classes back when they first became available through Freestyle for $35-40 new (mid 90s). The made good enough pictures but they didn't last long. I'll never forget opening the first box and finding red dirt - presumably from the factory floor - in the bottom of the box. Oddly, that particular camera worked better longer than any of the others.
 
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I looked and missed the other posts. Sorry for the repost. TRENDY. Since when are cruddy cameras trendy....Oh yeah holgas. never mind.
 

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I was in a gallery shop in the UK the other day. Holga on sale for £60 (100 USD?)

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I was in a gallery shop in the UK the other day. Holga on sale for £60 (100 USD?)

Les

Was that one of those Lomographic Society package deals that is featured in Urban Outfitters here in the States? That package includes a book on "Lomography" (their word, not mine), and a few accessories. It's ridiculously overpriced here: about $70.00 last time I checked. I suspect that might be what you're describing, because I can't imagine how a Holga by itself could be marked up as far as you've described.
 

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Was that one of those Lomographic Society package deals that is featured in Urban Outfitters here in the States? That package includes a book on "Lomography" (their word, not mine), and a few accessories. It's ridiculously overpriced here: about $70.00 last time I checked. I suspect that might be what you're describing, because I can't imagine how a Holga by itself could be marked up as far as you've described.

It could well have been, I put it down pretty quick when I saw the price tag.

Les
 
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