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Forum: Photographic Industry and Professionals
06-03-2018, 06:26 PM
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My first 35mm rangefinder camera had a sticky leaf shutter, but that was true all along. I managed to ruin a Canon rangefinder camera and my first Pentax SLR by getting them wet. My last two film cameras, a Pentax SLR and a Canon SLR, still worked the last time I tried to use each ... in fact, since it can share lenses with my K-30, I still use my Super Program occasionally thirty-three years after I purchased it.
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Forum: Photographic Industry and Professionals
05-31-2018, 01:38 PM
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I loved digital the first time I tried it - no longer did I have to waste film taking picture after picture and then have to wait until the slides came back from the processor to find out which, if any, had worked as I hoped.
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I still have the two of my old film cameras that were still working when they 'retired', each still in its bag ready-to-go. I also have my mother's old Canon AE-1 in its bag. I use the Pentax Super Program on occasion, which leads my wife to ask "Why?"
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