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Blimey talk about thread resuscitation! Most of the participants aren't on here anymore. Love looking back at old members, there have been that many come and go you forget.
 
Looked at the moderator and thought @GazHyde had left us :wideyed:=))
 
I am still going "old school" with my Minolta SRT101 I bought in 1972. It's a great camera, and takes very good photos. It's getting harder to find 35mm film, but I have found a few sources. I have quite a few photos from my time as an SCCA Timing and Scoring worker, I'll try to download some and share.
 
DelGue said:
I am still going "old school" with my Minolta SRT101 I bought in 1972. It's a great camera, and takes very good photos. It's getting harder to find 35mm film, but I have found a few sources. I have quite a few photos from my time as an SCCA Timing and Scoring worker, I'll try to download some and share.
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@DelGue found loads of Kodak 35mm film on the amazon site buddy :thumbsup:
 
andyglym said:
@DelGue found loads of Kodak 35mm film on the amazon site buddy :thumbsup:
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Thanks, andy. I have a place here in town who has been able to take care of me, but he's an elderly gent ( ha! Like I'm a kid! ) who plans to retire soon. I hsdn't thought about Amazon. Thanks again!
 
Wondered where this had suddenly popped up from, then noticed the 2012 date. At first I thought I had better get my camera out and have a go, but now I realise it's an old thread I can just leave my best Triang camera in the attic.
 
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