Mamiya Press Super 23

Thanks for that information -- now I had a go to clean off and replace the rotten foam from the rollfilm backs -- there is a shop called 'HobbyCraft' in Romford, Essex where they sell sheets of black and coloured foam with a sticky back -- I got some of the black and after cleaning off the rotten foam strips I cut out some with a razor blade and stuck it in place -- a 'tight fit' but the backs no longer have 'play' on the body !
 
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Because of everyone praising the camera on this site, I bought an Olympus MUJ-II. It was $3.00 plus $14.00 shipping. It came with a Canon FF35 Macro and a Nikon One Touch 2.8 P&S also. They just described the cameras as a "grab bag".

The prices have steadily gone up because the site has gotten some press coverage, but once in a while you can get something super cheap.

Keep in mind, you can get a bum deal. Everything is "as-is". I got an OM-G cheap, but they left out the fact that it had been dropped, but it still works. It also came with a Olympus flash and a Minolta bag. $32.00 with shipping.
 
Because of everyone praising the camera on this site, I bought an Olympus MUJ-II. It was $3.00 plus $14.00 shipping. It came with a Canon FF35 Macro and a Nikon One Touch 2.8 P&S also. They just described the cameras as a "grab bag".

The prices have steadily gone up because the site has gotten some press coverage, but once in a while you can get something super cheap.

Keep in mind, you can get a bum deal. Everything is "as-is". I got an OM-G cheap, but they left out the fact that it had been dropped, but it still works. It also came with a Olympus flash and a Minolta bag. $32.00 with shipping.

Ever time a camera or lens gets a favorable mention, but especially if it gets lots of praise, the price on ebay skyrockets. :bang:
 
Not that it has any real bearing in this thread, but to update...

The MUJ arrived today. I ran to the store and picked up a battery. I loaded film...then found out that ISO is determined by the code on the cartridge and I bulk load non-DX cartridges and only have 400 Acros. A quick Google found that 100ISO is the default. (Googled and led right back to RFF btw).

Instead of trying to hack the code, I reloaded an old Neopan 400 cartridge. I'll run that tomorrow and develop it to see what happens.

More on topic, I see this Mamiya jumped once some real bidding started.
 
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