Recent content by meeh

thanks again guys. Will keep all the above in mind when i move over. Szekiat - you may expect a note from me as I'll be in London come Sept for the next 12 months! (the last time i stepped into a dark room, i was in JC and part of the photographic society. I peered over the shoulder of the...

thanks very much for all your replies! will look out for the places mentioned. chiif - Thanks too - will learn to have fun. Actually at some point i would like to learn to develop film, but i will have to leave it for some other time (i don't think i have space to cart over a scanner...

ah haha. i forgot to mention - i don't have the time (or space) to learn to develop film at this time. i'm going to be a poor student, stuffed in a hostel. but thanks for your thoughts...

i know this may seem a weird request, and i'm not sure if this is in the right forum, but i'm trying to ask this from a similar point of reference... =) i am moving to london soon, and was wondering if anyone knows about places that will develop B&W film like the way/price (haha) Riceball...

I own a konica c35 automatic. sharp lens, nice size. it's auto exposure, so you can't control anything. but a great way to learn about framing. :D i took it along on a trip to xinjiang recently and it worked really well (after i had it CLA'ed for $65...). for the canonet - i haven't used...

first roll off an Olympus 35RC. the lens has got some markings, so i'm not sure if i should send it in for some cleaning. :dunno: otherwise the camera is a joy to use. =)

Kunlun Mountain range. I think. :bsmilie:

echoing the above - i like your shots =)

thanks! it was the fuji superia 400 i think :bsmilie:

taken with a konica c35, still learning. =)

second shot posted here with the old konica c35. Ilford HP5.

thanks bangles! :) will do. must learn how to take candids properly for one, haha.

super paiseh, but i thought i'll share a shot from my first roll off my dad's konica c35.

ah hello, have been lurking for a long while. recently sent my dad's old konica c35 for cleaning, but have realised that it's probably a toy camera rather than a rangefinder. :D but am intending to start taking photos with this once i collect it!

thks appreciate the update :thumbsup: i understand the earlier lenses were from china, these were discontinued in 2002, so wondering whether the japan lenses are in. :)