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Pentax zoom90WR, Fuji C200, scanned by Nikon Z7, negativelabpro.com conversion.
13Promet
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Huss
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Puppies for sale, two for a dollar!
(Pentax zoom 90WR with Fuji C200)
(Pentax zoom 90WR with Fuji C200)
Huss
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Rollei QZ35W, Fuji C200, Nikon Z7scan, negativelabpro.com
Huss
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Rollei QZ35T, Fuji Superia 400, Nikon Z7 scan, negativelabpro.com
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j.scooter
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Yashica T4
Jeremy Z
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Here are a couple of my favorite P&S shots from the previous couple months. I think I have posted them in camera-specific threads here, but not in this one yet:
Minolta Freedom II (35/3.5) - Cracking good lens on this one!
PA011803 by Jeremy, on Flickr
PA011802 by Jeremy, on Flickr
Nikon "One Touch" L35AF3 - Also a good lens, and with some "pro features" like AF lock and flash cancel.
The Berghoff 1 by Jeremy, on Flickr
Along the Chicago River 1 by Jeremy, on Flickr
Downtown Chicago 19Oct2019 1 by Jeremy, on Flickr
"The Bucket Brigade" by Jeremy, on Flickr
A Tender Moment by Jeremy, on Flickr
On a separate note, I'm on the hunt for an original Olympus Stylus. Can't seem to find one for less than $60. In other words, I'd like one, but not THAT much. I think this is the last film point & shoot my grandpa had before he went digital.
Minolta Freedom II (35/3.5) - Cracking good lens on this one!
PA011803 by Jeremy, on FlickrPA011802 by Jeremy, on FlickrNikon "One Touch" L35AF3 - Also a good lens, and with some "pro features" like AF lock and flash cancel.
The Berghoff 1 by Jeremy, on FlickrAlong the Chicago River 1 by Jeremy, on FlickrDowntown Chicago 19Oct2019 1 by Jeremy, on Flickr"The Bucket Brigade" by Jeremy, on FlickrA Tender Moment by Jeremy, on Flickr
On a separate note, I'm on the hunt for an original Olympus Stylus. Can't seem to find one for less than $60. In other words, I'd like one, but not THAT much. I think this is the last film point & shoot my grandpa had before he went digital.
blan01
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Love this Fujinon 38mm
Huss
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Here are a couple of my favorite P&S shots from the previous couple months. I think I have posted them in camera-specific threads here, but not in this one yet:
Minolta Freedom II (35/3.5) - Cracking good lens on this one!
Nikon "One Touch" L35AF3 - Also a good lens, and with some "pro features" like AF lock and flash cancel.
On a separate note, I'm on the hunt for an original Olympus Stylus. Can't seem to find one for less than $60. In other words, I'd like one, but not THAT much. I think this is the last film point & shoot my grandpa had before he went digital.
Very nice! I think Leica sold a rebadged the Minolta Freedom II.
Huss
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Fuji Work Record, Fuji C200, Z7 scan, negativelabpro.com
Jeremy Z
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Interesting to see how deeply in bed Minolta and Leica once were.
Jeremy Z
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I managed to find an Olympus Stylus (mju) for a good price by a seller on Facebook Marketplace. People who sell there can't be bothered to test a camera, so I can often whittle them down because the cameras are a gamble. This lady was asking $45 for this untested Stylus. I offered her $25, since she didn't know if it worked. (the flashes often crap out) It works!
I bet she picked it up on a trip to Europe, as it's the mju, not the Stylus.
It took a bit of research, but I found out the lens is a triplet, probably why it is an "Olympus Lens" and not a Zuiko. I bet it's a copy of the Zeiss Triotar, as it renders a lot like the lens in my old Rollei B 35 with the Zeiss Triotar: contrasty, sharp, but with soft edges.
Here are some test shots with a new (to me) film, Ilford FP4+. (I love it!) The images are full size scans and hold up well to zooming, so take a close look, if you want!
PB192453 by Jeremy, on Flickr
PB192456 by Jeremy, on Flickr
PB192457 by Jeremy, on Flickr
PB192462 by Jeremy, on Flickr
PB192466 by Jeremy, on Flickr
I bet she picked it up on a trip to Europe, as it's the mju, not the Stylus.
It took a bit of research, but I found out the lens is a triplet, probably why it is an "Olympus Lens" and not a Zuiko. I bet it's a copy of the Zeiss Triotar, as it renders a lot like the lens in my old Rollei B 35 with the Zeiss Triotar: contrasty, sharp, but with soft edges.
Here are some test shots with a new (to me) film, Ilford FP4+. (I love it!) The images are full size scans and hold up well to zooming, so take a close look, if you want!
PB192453 by Jeremy, on FlickrPB192456 by Jeremy, on FlickrPB192457 by Jeremy, on FlickrPB192462 by Jeremy, on FlickrPB192466 by Jeremy, on Flickr
David Hughes
David Hughes
Not sure who rebadged what but there are a lot of similar cameras with a wider variety of names on them.
and
You might like to guess what the last three are...
I guess they all rolled off of the same production line.
Regards, David
Jeremy Z
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No clue. What are they?
I'm not sure. The external molds and silkscreening are different. Maybe they use the same internal assemblies (made in one factory) and were put into their housings in another factory...
David Hughes
David Hughes
The Minolta appears twice for comparison. And it shows one of the advantages of collecting, not that I'm that bothered these days but that's most old age. It's the thought of the AGRIF and FHKOO ending up in a skip that has stopped me...
I am wondering if the same factory made everything. It wouldn't be the first time.
Regards, David
Jeremy Z
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Did you see my comment above on that?
Thanks for the info; interesting little cameras!
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From September 2016
