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First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I found the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it. The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes.
What do you think?
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I found the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it. The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes.
What do you think?
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I found the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it. The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes.
What do you think?
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I found the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it. The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes.
What do you think?
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I found the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it. The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes.
What do you think?
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I found the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it. The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes.
What do you think?
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I found the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it. The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes.
What do you think?
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I found the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it. The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes.
What do you think?
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I found the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it. The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes.
What do you think?
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I found the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it. The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes.
What do you think?
