NormC wrote: Believe it or not, camera stores are usually full of older cameras. They take many on consignment wihen someone buys a newer model. You can find all types and models. Assuming you mean you want a 35 mm, the best thing is to look over the camera and choose the one that suits your needs. If you're not comfortable with who you're buying it from, ask if you can take it to a camera store / photographer you trust and let them look it over before you give anybody any money.
Fugi Superia Reala 100 is a very nice film. I love it. Has a fine, smooth grain, excellent sharpness, excellent color accuracy (has a 4th color layer as apposed to the normal 3).McBeth Photography wrote: I just found a FM10 on craigs list for $25, Like new condition! Not much eletronically to go wrong on it, thats for sure! Looking forward to shooting some landscape, seascape, and cityscapes.
For a film newbie, any recommendations on film brands, processing labs, etc?
McBeth Photography wrote: Thanks Karl,
Ill pick up a couple rolls next week, have you tried the Fuji Velvia 50?
I've used both Reala and Velvia and find both to be excellent landscape films. also if you can find AGFA 50 or 100 speed print films these have excellent color rendition and fine grain. For a High speed print film I highly recommend FUJI 800 PRO PRESS film for it's fine grain(for the speed) and extra stops of exposure in low light situations.Below is a shot with the 800 Fuji I took at sunsetMcBeth Photography wrote: I just found a FM10 on craigs list for $25, Like new condition! Not much eletronically to go wrong on it, thats for sure! Looking forward to shooting some landscape, seascape, and cityscapes.
For a film newbie, any recommendations on film brands, processing labs, etc?
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