dmr
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Although I already have more cameras than can use (more on that later), I found on my doorstep today (well, my office doorstep), in a basket, wrapped in a blanket, with a note "please take care of me", I found a Nikon One Touch 35mm point-and-shoot.
I figure I'll give you nice folks here the right of first refusal. 🙂 I already have enough+1 cameras and I already have a nice P&S.
It's an auto-focus auto-exposure fixed focal length 35mm f2.8 lens, which really isn't bad for something like this. "Auto focus with macro close-up." The kit appears to be complete with box, case, instruction manual, and still-blank warranty form. 🙂 There's some dust and a few minor scratches but it looks like it's in good shape. It has built in flash and self timer, and, get this, parallax-correcting viewfinder. 🙂
It also has one very dead 223 battery and as I discovered when I popped open the back, one very dead roll of Kodak 400 film! 🙂 🙂 <LOL!> 🙂
The description from the former owner is: "This used to belong to one of my kids. It's been sitting around for a few years, but it used to take real good pictures. If anybody can use it ..."
When it was given to me, the lens "cap", actually a 2-blade shade type thing was open, and TFM says this is how you turn the camera on. My guess is that they were mid-roll, left the thing on, ran down the battery, and just left it as-is. TFM says that one battery should last 5 years (yeah, right). 🙂
Anyway, if anybody can use this, please PM me and I'll drop it in the mail. Otherwise I'll probably take it down to Salvation Army or Goodwill.
I figure I'll give you nice folks here the right of first refusal. 🙂 I already have enough+1 cameras and I already have a nice P&S.
It's an auto-focus auto-exposure fixed focal length 35mm f2.8 lens, which really isn't bad for something like this. "Auto focus with macro close-up." The kit appears to be complete with box, case, instruction manual, and still-blank warranty form. 🙂 There's some dust and a few minor scratches but it looks like it's in good shape. It has built in flash and self timer, and, get this, parallax-correcting viewfinder. 🙂
It also has one very dead 223 battery and as I discovered when I popped open the back, one very dead roll of Kodak 400 film! 🙂 🙂 <LOL!> 🙂
The description from the former owner is: "This used to belong to one of my kids. It's been sitting around for a few years, but it used to take real good pictures. If anybody can use it ..."
When it was given to me, the lens "cap", actually a 2-blade shade type thing was open, and TFM says this is how you turn the camera on. My guess is that they were mid-roll, left the thing on, ran down the battery, and just left it as-is. TFM says that one battery should last 5 years (yeah, right). 🙂
Anyway, if anybody can use this, please PM me and I'll drop it in the mail. Otherwise I'll probably take it down to Salvation Army or Goodwill.