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I've had great results with Kodak Gold. It's come out better than the Cinestill and Fuji pro I just got back. Although Im starting to wonder if the processing got messed up on those. They curl worse than anything else I've gotten back, and there are only a few sharp frames also random bright lines that aren't light leaks. To be fair I was traveling and rather sick when shooting them.
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Holga 135 pan, lomo spinner 360, Noblex 135, Horizon panoramic cameras also sold by lomography.
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speaking of XA's 
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Olympus XA4? It has a 28mm lens that focuses to 12 inches. But its only zone focusing, and people keep wanting stupid money for them.
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Cacator posted:What do people recommend for a wide (at least 28mm) compact point and shoot? As much as I'd like a Ricoh GR1/Fuji Klasse W/Fuji Natura S/Minolta TC-1 I'd prefer not to pay out the rear end for one at the moment so right now the Nikon AF600 28mm f3.5 is looking attractive but if there's an option with a wider aperture I'm all ears. The Olympus mju-iii is a little slow in that regard, I've also looked up the Rollei Prego 90 which looks too big (more like preggers am i rite?) and the Fuji Zoom Date Silvi 2.8 but zoom is not necessary. If you really wanna get w i d e there is the LOMO LC-WIDE, 17mm f4.5
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