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  • Old film cameras
  • mjb
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    Just been having a clearout and found my old film SLR and some films. Is there anything useful I can do with or is it off to the tip? Nothing special by the way so i doubt it has any value on ebay.

    blurty
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    If the lenses are good quality you might be able to ebay them. Camera bodies go for peanuts though.

    PePPeR
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    Depends on the cameras, what you got? Anything nice and interesting?

    alexonabike
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    I love film cameras! tell us what you have and I might be able to save them from the tip and supply you with a few measly beer tokens!

    ourmaninthenorth
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    And there was me about to break mine out into use again….

    (Gonna order some nice grainy fast B&W film and make some more terrible photos)

    weare138
    Free Member

    I took my old kit to the camera shop in town and he said its pretty much worthless , I’ve got an old canon eos kit and a mimaya. The light proofing sponge has gone on the film door, it can be replaced but not by me.
    Shame really, I got my money back on the canon with freelancing but the mimaya didn’t get much use :-/

    PePPeR
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    The EOS lenses can still be used on the new stuff which is brilliant!

    kcal
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    I flogged off mine, and my dads old SLRs. Got peanuts really for them – plus lenses – but they did sell and I reckoned I owed it to him to at least get them into circulation..

    Canon AE-1 and a Minolta.

    mjb
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    Nothing exciting I’m afraid, only an old Pentax MZ-10 with kit lens (I still use the good lenses on my digital). Would the films still be any good (mix of Kodachrome, Sensia and Ilford)? Probably about 8 years old!

    Seriously though if its any use to anyone I don’t mind sticking it in the post, hate to through stuff away.

    smurfly13
    Free Member

    I flogged my dad’s old SLR with 3 lenses, all Pentax, for £180 on ebay, so worth a look!

    kcal
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    mjb – just do it. Worst that can happen is they don’t sell and you take ’em to the charity shop.

    Actually – worst that can happen is you sell them for £0.99 and postage barely covers costs 🙂

    Would have thought film must be out of date. However I think I bunged that up on the bay, with “out of date” marked and still sold…

    bigyinn
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    My old Pentax Super A camera is just sat in a camera bag, with all my old film cameras.
    I think I’ve got a Practica MTL5, a Pentax P50 and the Super A. All manual focus film cameras. Shame as they all still work and served me well, but film as a format is largely dead now.

    bigblackshed
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    Photography students maybe interested. My boy has to do a selection from film for his course.

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