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Primo Itch posted:The thing for me is, I'm in Brazil and anything film related is ridiculously expensive around here (I'm talking 20USD for a roll of 35mm tri-x), so i'm thinking about using the trip to buy a MF camera (and TONS of film). I can't help with the camera, but I'm in Aus and I buy my film from maco. Just remember to subtract ~20% since you aren't paying tax.
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QPZIL posted:6x6 I know everyone is going to want their pet camera mentioned, but where is the 200 series? And you should hang your head in shame for not giving it some love. Fully compatible with and has all the features of the 500 series with some awesome party tricks like a focal plane shutter giving higher speeds, impossible to lock, multi-exposure as standard, choice of either 500 series or 200 series lenses (200 series don't have a shutter so are slightly less error prone and often cheaper)... I don't know why anyone would choose a 500 over a 200. Just don't get a 1000 or 1600 - they are the progenitors of the 200 and feature a foil shutter that breaks whenever you look at it wrong, and the camera is a write-off. 200's have silk shutters that are very tough. edit: good write-up. I vote that your post be put into dorkasaurus' reserved 2nd post. I got into MF because of the OP of the last thread and your write-up is too good to be on page 2 Captain Postal fucked around with this message at 11:31 on Feb 9, 2013 |
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the 200 has both leaf and focal plane. 2 shutters. By your logic it owns and then some.  evil_bunnY posted:They just tend to be more expensive (at least they were last time I looked). Captain Postal fucked around with this message at 13:26 on Feb 9, 2013 |
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