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Pherdinand
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hm
as value for money it is indeed a good deal
except maybe that it has a lot of kodak gold200 neg which i promised myself i'll never use again😉, it has quite some advantix rolls which is APS if i'm correct, and it has disposable cameras as well, which i'm not sure what i'd do with...
Somebody will be happy with it, i guess!
as value for money it is indeed a good deal
except maybe that it has a lot of kodak gold200 neg which i promised myself i'll never use again😉, it has quite some advantix rolls which is APS if i'm correct, and it has disposable cameras as well, which i'm not sure what i'd do with...
Somebody will be happy with it, i guess!
oftheherd
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My daughter acquired a Minolta APS P&S that I started using just to test since I had never used that format. I actually got to where I liked it. Small, convenient, nice zoom lens. My daughter got to where she liked it to carry as a camera to use without having to bring the Fuji ST801 and bevy of lenses. Needless to say, I don't have it any more.
Still, APS' use of memory in the film canister was a step in the right direction, giving an easy ability to change film in mid roll. Too bad they didn't figure out how to do that in 35mm. I remember somebody made APS SLR's, and I think one or two RF's. Anybody remember for sure about RF's?
Still, APS' use of memory in the film canister was a step in the right direction, giving an easy ability to change film in mid roll. Too bad they didn't figure out how to do that in 35mm. I remember somebody made APS SLR's, and I think one or two RF's. Anybody remember for sure about RF's?
Pherdinand
the snow must go on
i think minolta made some aps slr's (some of the vectis line). Dunno about the RF.
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