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35hunter.blog
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| | | | | My first experience of shooting film was with a Polaroid in the late 90s. My then partner and I were both interested in various creative exploits, and photography was something we wanted to try, but in a fun and instant way, without having to learn or invest too much. Back then, digital photography was very... | |
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35hunter.blog
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| | | | | Back in 2012 and 2013 when I was shooting up to 15 rolls of 35mm film a month, I used a range of cameras. Although many, I was shooting them just about often enough to get used to their unique functions. Plus, with the manual focus 35mm SLRs from the 70s and early 80s I... | |
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35hunter.blog
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| | | | | My gradual shift from shooting film to digital was motivated by a number of factors, but a significant one was the size and weight of cameras. The digital compacts I favour these days give me results that are more than good enough, with the bonus of being very small andlight. I can walk for two... | |
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oldcamera.blog
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| | | Zenit 3M 35mm film SLR from the KMZ factory in Russia. | ||
