I have done this on a number of occasions with complete success. I normally go one frame on from the last used just to be on the safe side. Lens cap plus bury the lens in a cushion or similar. The ... Before Christmas I was handed a carrier bag containing 4 cameras that had been ignored by thieves in a local break-in. The best of the owner's collection (her late husband's pride and joy) had all ... I was recently gifted a bag of cameras which included a Samsung VEGA 140. It had a roll of film in it and hadn't been used for many years. Battery was dead but not corroded (CR123) Replaced, ... I thought this a little amusing - film is set in China in the 1930s. Not only is the extra using an modernish film SLR, he's even managing to shoot lens free!!! Awesome. Thank you - that is most kind. Nothing wrong with the image quality there!. A while back I saw a number of shots of Saturn taken with a 4500 attached to a telescope - and they were pretty bloomin' good. Last spell of sunshine for while. One of those moments that passes in a flash.... I have recently been gifted a Canon T90 + Vivitar 28-200 Macro zoom. It come with a stuck shutter / EEE error with HELP display which I may or may not be able to cure.... .....plus 3 rolls of Kodak ... I think that we are almost instinctively averse to overexposure, and yet ETTR is a proven concept in digital photography. Likewise there seems to be some sort of perceived wisdom that colour film ... I still have and use my X-S1 regularly for quick shots around the garden and so on. I do find the slow autofocus a pain and sometimes it just does not want to focus, full stop. My S9600s are much ... My Weston Master III is still in regular use. :-) Hardware availability may well become a deciding factor. With a finite supply of working older cameras and lenses many may feel it is not worth the effort. Then of course there are the collectors. ... I do wonder if you have been using the correct process for NAD items. I have had a few, and all you have to do is click the correct button, state your case - provide photos if required, and wait. E ... I must admit I found the Vision 3 a real pleasure to scan. It just sits there dead flat. In the end I just used a generic profile as each shot needed slightly different handling afterwards. I just ... Nice shots - I've recently been having the same discussion with myself. Kodak Vision 3 is really nice. I've only had one film back so far from my Kodak Retina Ib and very pleased with the results. ... ....and yet it remains a lovely picture nevertheless and demonstrates IMVHO why film is so good. I have a FED 4 and a FED 2. The 4 has very little mileage and like the Zorki 4K it sports a lever film advance. The rangefinder is OK ish, the built in light meter is not. It also weighs a ton!! ... Interesting and useful hints and tips - thanks to all, much appreciated! My Agfa Isolette I does not have have the double exposure interlock used on the later II and above. Double exposure can be fun, but I have always puzzled on how to shoot each shot if being done ...
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