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Joe and Jaelee
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Joe and Jaelee
Mobi365 Starzee Project 365-2022
- Thread starter Starzee
- Start date
Great angle!
Olympus made some wonderful small fixed lens 35mm film cameras. That's a generic 35mm SLR in the front for a rough size comparison, and then left to right: Olympus XA, Olympus Trip 35, Olympus 35 RC, and Olympus Stylus Epic. All four have good f2.8 lenses and can take excellent photos. The XA and the 35 RC have true rangefinder focusing, the Trip has zone focusing, and the Stylus has autofocus (and autoexposure). The Trip doesn't need a battery and gets its exposure from the photoelectric cells surrounding the lens; the other three need batteries to function. The Stylus Epic is a true snapshot camera, auto-everything and very good at it; it's also the smallest (by a smidge over the XA). The 35RC offers the greatest manual control. All four are quiet when shooting.
Thanks. I get the idea. I was just curious, and was thinking how much fun it would be to have a small SLR. Which is silly on my part as I already have 2 SLRs, a twin lens and fine digital Canon 50D that are nestled in a drawer. I also have film.
What, you don't want more pictures of obscure film cameras?
These all happened to be out because I'm in the process of saying good-bye to them (and their brethren and sistren). I'm trying to strip my home office bare in hopes that'll spark some creativity.
Nope, got a couple of my own. Less than I thought. I was sure I had 2 SLRs. So what are you doing with yours? I’d like to unload mine, too. Along with about a tractor trailer load of extraneous stuff.What, you don't want more pictures of obscure film cameras?
These all happened to be out because I'm in the process of saying good-bye to them (and their brethren and sistren). I'm trying to strip my home office bare in hopes that'll spark some creativity.
The better stuff I'll probably box up and sell to keh.com. I thought about eBay, but that's too much work and takes too long. The rest will probably go to thrift stores to provide excitement for the occasional nostalgia collector.
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
The Trip's can go for a decent price, I was actually thinking about buying one
Ham or not that does confirm about the size I was imagining.
Looks like the extremely rare long haired mosquito.
WOTANICUS
IOTM WInner - Sept 21
- Real Name
- Bill
- Device
- iPhone 12 Mini
Camera body is a comfortable 11.5 x 7 cm
So about 4.5x 3 Inches. (Sorry, us pesky Americans) That’s pretty small.
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Baliwicks
Baliwicks
- Real Name
- Nick Lancaster
- Device
- iPhone15
It’s compact but quite useable. The lack of dials/buttons etc., that clutter todays digital cameras, probably helps.
WOTANICUS
IOTM WInner - Sept 21
- Real Name
- Bill
- Device
- iPhone 12 Mini
It is small, but discrete too. Ideal for street work and fits nicely in a big pocket or bag. I'm running infrared film in it at the mo, as soon as I finish the roll ill show you the results. Its a vintage camera, but ive bever shot with it before, so be curious to see how it goes.
Thanks!
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Salt pattern
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ubbyisis
IOTM Winner - Sep 21 & Sep 22
My car………Looks like some secret old alphabet to me - could be my new pain killers fault
Your car is rune-d.
ubbyisis
IOTM Winner - Sep 21 & Sep 22
exactly - made me think of runes - and old rune stones are often ruined
I thought this was funny the first time I read it, but I’ve chuckled a few time since just thinking about it.
Bottom line…..I gotta wash my car!exactly - made me think of runes - and old rune stones are often ruined