I have finally finished the book about Frank Hurley. It was a heavy read. I don’t think I will read another biography for a while.
So now I have picked up this book…
I am thinking about the cameras I want to take to Japan tomorrow. I have to take my Nikon D750, but what camera for fun?
I have a suitcase with at least 5 cameras in it safe with a friend in Japan. Inside is a 35mm SLR, a TLR, and compacts are easy to get. So a toy camera seems the best choice at the moment….I am ignoring the golden half I know is in the case too.
I thought I would look through this book for inspiration. I do have the Diana F+ with an Instax back, plus the super wide and slim which I have yet to test. I don’t want to fill up my luggage with cameras I own in case go shopping for some bargains.
If you could take one camera for fun, what would it be?
Pentax PC35AF. I like the photos you take with that more than most of the other non SLR shots.
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Actually, that might be a good choice. I thought I had sold it for a minute as I couldn’t find it. But I do still have it. I will compare it to the canon and think some more.
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Ok last minute change of mind. I am taking the Pentax 🙂
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That’s a difficult one, either my Yashica Samurai or Vivitar super wide and slim.
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I have a samurai aps, but not a 35mm any more. I am leaning towards the super wide, just because it would be nice to test it there.
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Fujipet – the original 6×6 cm model loaded with Neopan 100.
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I still have a fujipet as one was returned. But I can pick them up there sometimes. If I was going to take the fujipet, I think I would switch to the Diana F just because of the attachments.
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