dave lackey
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Apparently, all my cameras are “obsolete”, now. But I am using every single one except for the obvious parts cameras stuck back in a drawer. 🙂
Here is a fun camera that I am using for B&W work, and I find it useful to use for preview ahead of a planned shoot or even as a stand alone.
Nikon 995


Here are some images from yesterday:😎



Here is a fun camera that I am using for B&W work, and I find it useful to use for preview ahead of a planned shoot or even as a stand alone.
Nikon 995


Here are some images from yesterday:😎



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neal3k
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This one is not really cool, just a box, but really obsolete. Kodak Bullseye #2 Model D from about 1898. I use 120 film with adaptors. I'm in the process of shooting an abandoned 1898 church with it now.
And actually, that Coolpix is really cool.
Kodak Bullseye #2 Box Camera by Neal Wellons, on Flickr
With Kodak Gold 200 film.
Ford Model T shot with 1898 Kodak Box Camera by Neal Wellons, on Flickr
Fomapan 400 (Holga 400) film.
262 with 1898 Kodak Box Camera by Neal Wellons, on Flickr
And actually, that Coolpix is really cool.

With Kodak Gold 200 film.

Fomapan 400 (Holga 400) film.

boojum
Ignoble Miscreant
I bought a Sony DSC S70 in 2000. I carried it with me when I lived in Mexico from 2000 until 2003. The color of the captures is excellent and he lens, Zeiss under license, was good. A point-and-shoot with built-in flash. It was, and is, a good camera.
Here is a link about the camera: Sony DSC-S70 Review
Here are some pics by this little sweetie: Mexico
Here is a link about the camera: Sony DSC-S70 Review
Here are some pics by this little sweetie: Mexico
dave lackey
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38Deardorff
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1938 Deardorff 5x7
81/2" Dagor

81/2" Dagor

dave lackey
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Neal, I love the box camera!!!🤗This one is not really cool, just a box, but really obsolete. Kodak Bullseye #2 Model D from about 1898. I use 120 film with adaptors. I'm in the process of shooting an abandoned 1898 church with it now.
And actually, that Coolpix is really cool.
Kodak Bullseye #2 Box Camera by Neal Wellons, on Flickr
With Kodak Gold 200 film.
Ford Model T shot with 1898 Kodak Box Camera by Neal Wellons, on Flickr
Fomapan 400 (Holga 400) film.
262 with 1898 Kodak Box Camera by Neal Wellons, on Flickr
The Coolpix 995 really surprises me every single time I use it!


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Johngwill
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Just over 23 years ago, my first DSLR, the Canon D30. Still have it with all original packing and accessories. Just turned it on after at least 5 or 6 years (had to charge a battery first) and it is fully functioning, even shows correct date and time thanks to replaceable button cell,




All images taken in 2002 with EF 300mm f4 non IS.




All images taken in 2002 with EF 300mm f4 non IS.
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