I just picked up a Sears KSX-P. I'm pretty impressed with it. I'm used to the post-Walmart world where a store-branded product is cheap crap. This looks like Sears had some pride in their photographic offerings. Looking over the owner manual, I think the Sears was actually nicer than the Chinon CP-5 it was rebranded from. The Chinon's markings aren't as intuitive as the Sear's ("L" vs "Off" - I know which one is more obvious to me).
I also got a Ricoh 50mm F2 lens. Plastic body, but good damping and darned near pancake depth. So far it seems like a fun little camera.
A handsome family you have there, John. If you should ever grow tired of Ms F3P and find yourself yearning for an F3HP/MD4-MK1 combo or say an F2A/MD2-MB1combo...well, you know who to pm (just sayin...). LOL
John:
One of the F2/DE-1 bodies was a private purchase locally; a second DE-1 finder was also private from a fellow APUGer. Only the second, and most recent purchase (Tuesday, past) came from e**y (a $43.00 USD winning bid for a 79xxxxx black body that looks to be about a 7 or so, judging from pics...). BTW: 1). If you want a AH-3 (gratis) for Ms F3P, I have one kicking around; and 2). Do you know of anyone in your area needing a partially disassembled F2 body (and a bag-o-parts from same)? I recall you mentioning that one of our Washington State APUGers liked fixer-uppers (an alternative, of course, would be to donate the carcass to the "Save Sover fund" when I send in a couple of the F2s for CLAs).
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