Who still uses film? - Beyond Tiki

N'' nui 'umi 'umi Tiki Socialite La Mirada Atoll Joined: Feb 21, 2011 Posts: 2718	N'' nui 'umi 'umi Posted posted on Sun, Feb 10, 2013 4:42 PM Rocky, I Had a drawerful of cameras including my favorite, a Konica slr that I purchased at the PX while in S/E Asia and a complete Poloroid land camera (C. 1983) kit. bags lenses, filters, the whole enchilada. In recent years, while searching for vintage tiki, I have snagged a few "box" cameras(C.20's). My granddaughter got interested in film cameras in her last year of H. S. I gave her couple of nice slr's, the Poloroid,and a Kodak Box camera. She likes the "look" of her film pix as opposed to digital pix. So do I but my GD scared me with what she pays for film and processing. Unfortunately, Her college doe's not offer any class's in photography but there are a lot of clubs there, including a photography club that has a darkroom. Back to your question.I have a of bunch of film cameras gathering dust and no plans on buying film. Cheers

Rocky, I Had a drawerful of cameras including my favorite, a Konica slr that I purchased at the PX while in S/E Asia and a complete Poloroid land camera (C. 1983) kit. bags lenses, filters, the whole enchilada. In recent years, while searching for vintage tiki, I have snagged a few "box" cameras(C.20's). My granddaughter got interested in film cameras in her last year of H. S. I gave her couple of nice slr's, the Poloroid,and a Kodak Box camera. She likes the "look" of her film pix as opposed to digital pix. So do I but my GD scared me with what she pays for film and processing. Unfortunately, Her college doe's not offer any class's in photography but there are a lot of clubs there, including a photography club that has a darkroom.
Back to your question.I have a of bunch of film cameras gathering dust and no plans on buying film.
Cheers

Post #666924 by nui 'umi 'umi on Sun, Feb 10, 2013 4:42 PM