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    shared by mpoetry on 2011-08-25

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    shared by starzone79 on 2011-07-29

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    shared by starzone79 on 2011-07-29

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    shared by starzone79 on 2011-07-29

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    shared by kevinzeuke on 2011-03-23

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    shared by iluvmyroom on 2011-03-23

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    shared by jarvislomo on 2011-03-23

    The film was, doing very well with Smena 8M. Also tried aperture and shutter speed settings to get some vignettes, unfortunately mine doesn't have any ...

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    shared by iluvmyroom on 2011-03-23

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    shared by maxwellmaxen on 2011-03-23

    I found that little beauty of a camera at a flea-market-like-store for a buck and bought it instantly. it requires 620 film wich is no longer available but after a little research i found out how to modify your 120 film to work in it. the format is the same. i waitet to try it out about a month and found the perfect day to check it out along with @katse who had bought a little rondine (127 film) the same day.

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    shared by maxwellmaxen on 2011-03-23

    I found that little beauty of a camera at a flea-market-like-store for a buck and bought it instantly. it requires 620 film wich is no longer available but after a little research i found out how to modify your 120 film to work in it. the format is the same. i waitet to try it out about a month and found the perfect day to check it out along with @katse who had bought a little rondine (127 film) the same day.

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    shared by maxwellmaxen on 2011-03-23

    I found that little beauty of a camera at a flea-market-like-store for a buck and bought it instantly. it requires 620 film wich is no longer available but after a little research i found out how to modify your 120 film to work in it. the format is the same. i waitet to try it out about a month and found the perfect day to check it out along with @katse who had bought a little rondine (127 film) the same day.

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    shared by jarvislomo on 2011-03-23

    The film was, doing very well with Smena 8M. Also tried aperture and shutter speed settings to get some vignettes, unfortunately mine doesn't have any ...

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    shared by maxwellmaxen on 2011-03-23

    I found that little beauty of a camera at a flea-market-like-store for a buck and bought it instantly. it requires 620 film wich is no longer available but after a little research i found out how to modify your 120 film to work in it. the format is the same. i waitet to try it out about a month and found the perfect day to check it out along with @katse who had bought a little rondine (127 film) the same day.

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    shared by maxwellmaxen on 2011-03-23

    I found that little beauty of a camera at a flea-market-like-store for a buck and bought it instantly. it requires 620 film wich is no longer available but after a little research i found out how to modify your 120 film to work in it. the format is the same. i waitet to try it out about a month and found the perfect day to check it out along with @katse who had bought a little rondine (127 film) the same day.

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    shared by maxwellmaxen on 2011-03-23

    I found that little beauty of a camera at a flea-market-like-store for a buck and bought it instantly. it requires 620 film wich is no longer available but after a little research i found out how to modify your 120 film to work in it. the format is the same. i waitet to try it out about a month and found the perfect day to check it out along with @katse who had bought a little rondine (127 film) the same day.

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    shared by kylethefrench on 2011-04-22

    Some of these pix are from 2008 and some are from now

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