which framelines to use for non 50-90-135 lenses on M3?

[next1]

I'm not sure about Costco, if they offer that type of service. To spend more money on a scanner is not an option for me and it will be hard to accommodate another piece of equipment, in my little condo. You can PM me any time with your link. Are these images taken locally, in Sac. area?

 

[chrispiper]

Next1 - just sent you a PM with my personal site address.

re: Costco and others - Unless it's a dedicated photo lab, no one does custom (i.e. large) scans for a reasonable price. It's just not sustainable if you're shooting more than a roll or two a month.

Chris

 

[next1]

Next1 - just sent you a PM with my personal site address.

re: Costco and others - Unless it's a dedicated photo lab, no one does custom (i.e. large) scans for a reasonable price. It's just not sustainable if you're shooting more than a roll or two a month.

Chris

Thank you Chris!

 

[ferider]

It seems a shame to start looking at other bodies already but I can see that it's either going to have to be a finder, goggled 35 lens or different body. I'm pretty well versed in used prices in the digital world, but have little idea of RF gear. Besides watching the classifieds here, how can you get an idea of prices?

And are people very inclined to swap here?

Chris

Hi Chris,

send a PM to bobkonos or bingley, they are both in the Sacramento area, and have plenty of equipment, if you want to have a look at an M2, external finder, etc. 🙂

For bay area members, have a look at the respective local sub forum, we'll meet for the occasional "beer and gear" (maybe it's time for another one ....) and it would be great if you could join next time.

Roland.