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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.
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.
it was my first roll in my minolta AL-F, maybe it was the camera but i think i messed up on developing, bought a new tank and maybe used to less liquid....but its kinda funky...
A subway train glides into the station / You close your eyes /
Hear the metal clinking and tinkling / The band is playing some noisy tunes /
Strangely enough, it makes you calm down /
Look right /
Then look left /
The elevator is leaving now /
You reach to the top /
In no time /
Everything will be down below