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killingthebest posted:I absolutely LOVE my XA I just bought an XA, fits so nicely in a pocket!
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FasterThanLight posted:Not necessarily! I found a T4 for $2 once, and found another at a garage sale for $20 just a week later. You guys are lukcy, I think I've been to every thrift store/goodwill in town and haven't found anything worth while.
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nemoulette posted:I think she's be more into something more vintagey (and less 90s) looking. Choices, choices... XA came out in 1979! For what it's worth, I hate my XA. Only time I get a photo in focus is luck. The rangefinder patch is so dim I can barely see it, even on a bright sunny day.
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HPL posted:I have to be honest, I'm not super impressed with the Electro. It has a very loud shutter, it's big and heavy and I haven't found it to be any better to work with than any other fixed lens rangefinder. The Electro 35 CC is pretty sexy too, but I'm with you on the more common G/GS/GSN/GT/GTN, they're a bit big.
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Lord Rupert posted:Are there any other suggestions for a wide, like 30mm or less, point and shoots that I should consider. I know about the Vivitar Wide & Slim so I am curious about other options. The cheaper the better I would say! Nikon 28TI, expensive though.
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Is Fuji Color 200 different than Superia 200?
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Sep 13, 2012 18:44
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Miso Beno posted:Where should I post then? Im so alooooone. The mirrorless thread! To be fair, it's about as point and shoot as it got in the 60s and it uses film, so it belongs in both threads 
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Sep 14, 2012 19:03
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Miso Beno posted:It's definitely not the flash charging. The transformer whine increase in pitch as it reaches it's charge. The under exposed warning alarm (it's a feature!) is a steady high pitched tone that only squawks at you when the shutter release is half-pressed. My Nikon FG beeps at you if you're shooting AE and the shutter speed is too slow to handhold.
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Oct 23, 2012 16:19
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atomicthumbs posted:more infinity stylus epic (aka i.s.e.) These work really well as a series, but I didn't think Acros got that grainy (I've only used it in 120 though).
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Nov 1, 2012 05:28
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Sega Saturn posted:I have a question about my XA because I'm bad at photography... I've got the original XA and an A11 flash. The flash has settings for 100 and 400 ASA, but which (or neither if that's the right answer) should I use if I want to use flash with say... 200 speed film? I'd go with 100, you should err on the side of overexposure with negative film.
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Chill Callahan posted:Has anybody had any experience modding a Stylus Epic by placing translucent colored tape over the light meter? Mine tends to underexpose photos and I might try to do something like this to correct it. You could always modify the DX code on the film canister so the camera thinks it's lower ISO than it is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DX_encoding
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SMERSH Mouth posted:A few steps down from the pinnacle, and you have good options like the XA2 or L35AF. My friend could be goaded into springing for one of those, but I'm curious if there aren't some truly 'cheap and cheerful' p&s cameras out there; cameras that don't suck, but generally go for $60 or less. Any recommendations? I think the original Stylus (not epic) sells for a lot less.
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I bought a Ricoh GR1s, the lcd on top is pretty much done, but otherwise it works great and I love it.
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There's the Olympus XA4
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