Just as a follow-up, some of my personal favorites were taken with the Yashica, like this one:
<http://www.usefilm.com/image/107265.html> There are some others in my "portfolio" on Usefilm. Feel free to comment! t On 5/18/04 14:51, Timothy Sherburne wrote: > > 35mm? I thought they were 120. I suppose there could be a conversion kit, > but... Unless the thought of using a plastic camera really appeals to you, > you may want to consider something slightly more sophisticated and get way > more mileage. > > Several years ago, I wanted to try out medium format and also considered the > Holga. Instead, I ended up with a Yashica A TLR from a fellow list member. > Although it's a fully manual camera, it's really a blast to use and makes > fantastic 6x6 frames on 120 roll film, all for US$50. > > There are a lot of older 120 cameras around in fine shape. I'm sure someone > on this list has some ideas on good body/lens combos to look for. > > t > > On 5/18/04 14:38, Henri Toivonen wrote: > >> So, I'm thinking of buying one of those cheap-ass plastic-fantastic cameras. >> After surfing some pics from it, I really want one. :-) >> >> Anyone tried one out? Is it much of a hassle to get it to use 35mm film? >> What did you pay for it? >> Comments? >> >> /Henri >> >> >> > > >
