Originally posted by pasipasi Here are the film bodies with some prime lenses. Couldn't get all in focus with flash, so I tried with a tripod and F29 but the sensor dirt was too much. No home studio here, sorry
Right. In Front row ME Super, Super Program and Super A. 2nd row P30t, SF7 and P3n.
A sweet line-up
The P30t actually looks cool in this picture. Didn't like it on the Boz site, so didn't wanna get too new manual focus cams, which more resembled early AF cams.
I had a discussion with MU55, and he said that when in dodgy places in third world countries, he often goes with a metal look film SLR and manual focus lens, so sending out more relaxed signals. And how the owner is probably not one with a lot of wealth on him.
Regarding your interest with many manual film cams, I think it is a natural move for some. I had been using SLR for a longer period, but not really getting into details with all the opportunities. With digital you learn all the basic important stuff, and can experiment. You buy a manual lens or two, and discover what marbles they really are. This increases interest, since you start thinking "what else have been kept from me", and you start looking into B&W film, because digital can’t really hit the feeling. Pentax has the road open, so it is natural to get interested.
I have two SLR film bodies at the moment, but have three other checked on a wish list. This interest into more photo background has only started after I got my K10 digital.