Cameras.

Okay this is getting mildly obsessive. I have rolls of undeveloped 35mm, 120mm and 126 film, cameras I may never use but still I want more...Just for the sake of having them right?


My latest thing is multilens cameras. However it seems only lomography do them, which is probably out of my price range and everyone knows lomo is for hipsters.







There are others but they're hard to track down unless you buy from China...Well anyway, with regards to my previous post, I'm kinda interested in photographic repetitive pattern and these are a sort of organic way of doing it. Sure I can use photoshop but I always feel like I'm cheating. Is buying new cameras  just an excuse for consumerism? Probably, but then again I've just found a job lot of 35mm cameras for a reasonable price. NOM.

Good Buy

Instamatic 50 camera= £2. Get in!
It came with a full roll of 126 film already in. Extra points. Only trouble is developing it, although it's technically 35mm film I know how retarded most photo developing places are.
Kodak can do it... for £19! You can fuck right off. I'll find a way around it...

Cheaply Made, Overpriced Hipster Shit.

I'm sorry, lo-fi camera fans but you know it's true. I went to the IMMENSE effort of buying 120mm film for my Diana F and I realise I'm missing an important piece of crap for it.
Don't get me wrong, I love the aesthetic of Diana photos but they're so overpriced and badly made and basically marketed as a fashion accessory for girls who shop in UO...

I still love film photography mind, I've just lost faith in hipster cameras. A good thing maybe? My eBay focus free camera did me proud (although the photos are yet to be developed) in Prague last week, and that was 10% of the price of a Diana.

Oh well. Prague stuff soon, when I can motivate myself to photoshop things.