Here is my Canon FT QL with a 19mm f3.5 lens. I have a 77mm Red filter for it. (not pictured)
I use an external light meter because the spot meter dosent work on this wide of a lens.
I have shot almost exclusively Panatomic-X film on it. Most shots are taken at f3.5, 1/60-1/200.
This is my Panasonic Camcorder. I plan to record some videos on my trip with it. Still learning how to use it. I really like the BnW CRT viewfinder.
This is my Fed-5B rangefinder camera. I got it for $25 from Russia. It came in a cool box with this very well illustrated manual. I suspect they had a ton of these leftover from the soviet days. I dont use it that often, usually only for film tests.
This is my SLR 680 Polaroid camera. I got it for 6$ in box at the Florence antique mall. It came with the gold card and everything. I thought of selling it, but It must have been destined for me. I plan on keeping it and utilizing it in later works.
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This camera was loaned to by Maria from my church. I haven't forgotten about it and I anticipate the day I will be able to shoot on it. I have around 25 rolls of 1957-8 120 film in my freezer. Once im able to drive in a year or so, I will shoot 120. A Tripod and patience is required. The wait will be worth it because I have some E-3 Ektachrome and processing chemicals that I want to try out. The first roll I'll shoot will be a Delta 3200 i've saved. Might be able to manage that handheld.
This is my Minolta SRT 201. Almost everything in 2019 was shot on this camera. I bought it for $5 and it came with extras (that I had to throw out because it was moldy). The main issue I had with the camera was the focal length, I had to be constantly backing up. Using the 19mm fixed that. 1/60 - 1/8 were broken and did not operate the shutter correctly. Faster speeds worked though. I retired this camera after I got my Canon.