Have you considered an Olympus Trip 35?? Cheap as chips, about as reliable as cameras get and given 9/10 and a 'Best Buy' award in last weekend's Daily Mail (obviously I only bought it for the camera feature!!) I keep two permanently loaded up with b/w & colour. Terrific bit of glass on the front.
Err, free! I've not paid for a roll of film in ages thanks to jessops. Hand a film over for developing and get one free
How much is film these days by the way???
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Graham
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A Holga might be fun for a day But a Canon capable of using your existng lenses might give longer pleasure. Are your Canon lenses suitable for full frame? If so, the EOS 3. If you have a particular example in mind, at the right price, then go for it. And that's from a Nikon user.
You get nowt for nowt. The 'free' film is included in the processing price which has been inflated to cover the cost.
Err, free! I've not paid for a roll of film in ages thanks to jessops. Hand a film over for developing and get one free
Yea and the film is now Kodak 200 so that might be why(better quality film?) Either way after my recent experience i'll be going elsewhere!You get nowt for nowt. The 'free' film is included in the processing price which has been inflated to cover the cost.
Err, free! I've not paid for a roll of film in ages thanks to jessops. Hand a film over for developing and get one free
I came into this world with nothing, and I still have most of it left!
The Invented Eye-My Photo Blog
Except that Kodak Gold 200 is probably the nastiest film I've ever used. Grain like footballs, really horrible colour rendition (not just bad processing) ...the film is now Kodak 200 so that might be why(better quality film?)
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I've got a mixture of EF and EF-S (cropped) lenses - but certainly enough full frame lenses to make an EOS 3 a serious consideration...A Holga might be fun for a day But a Canon capable of using your existng lenses might give longer pleasure. Are your Canon lenses suitable for full frame? If so, the EOS 3. If you have a particular example in mind, at the right price, then go for it. And that's from a Nikon user.
Cheers,
Graham
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