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Thanks for sharing! Those Canon Autoboy/Sure Shot/Prima series are definitely addictive-it’s easy to see why you’d want more! The Sure Shot Owl and Autoboy N105 are solid choices, and while the slower lenses can be a bit limiting in low light, they still deliver that classic Canon sharpness. The Prima Mini 2 with the f/3.5 lens is definitely appealing for its speed and portability. It’s a nice upgrade if you're looking for a more versatile compact. Let me know if you end up picking one up!

Nice find! The Nikkor 55mm f/1.2 K is a legendary lens-amazing for low light and beautiful bokeh. €250 is a solid deal, too. Enjoy shooting with it! 📸🔥

😂 Absolutely! The OM-4 definitely takes things up a notch-advanced metering, that sleek build, and all the bells and whistles. It’s like the OM-2n's overachieving sibling! 📸

Lens: Leica 35-70mm f4 - 7.6 Vario-Elmar (7 elements, 6 groups)

@@shogun4612 The Leica Mini Zoom is equipped with a Vario-Elmar 35-70mm lens featuring a maximum aperture of f/4.0 at the 35mm focal length and f/7.6 at the 70mm focal length.

@@princeofrenaissance Thanks

@@shogun4612 You're welcome! :)

Thanks so much for watching and for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed it! 👍😊

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Thank you so much for subscribing! That’s awesome you have an OM1 & OM2n - such amazing cameras! And what a cool coincidence with the name! Looking forward to sharing more film goodness with you 🎞📷

That's awesome! The Nikon FG is such a solid choice, especially as a first film camera. It has that perfect blend of simplicity and control, plus it's great that it holds a special meaning coming from your mom. Are you planning to build a collection, or just sticking with the FG for now?

@@princeofrenaissance if something comes along that speaks to me I'll definitely grab it, but I'm more than happy for now to stick with the FG

@@kylewilliams5919 Totally get that! The FG is such a solid choice - it’s compact, reliable, and delivers great results. No need to rush into anything else when you’re already happy with what you’ve got. If the right gear speaks to you in the future, it'll be there, but until then, enjoy shooting with the FG!

Totally get that! The mirror slap can be pretty noticeable on some models, especially if you're used to quieter cameras. It's one of those quirks that can be a deal-breaker for some but adds to the character for others. Thanks for sharing your rating!

Thanks so much! 😊 Long exposure is such a fun way to get creative with your shots! For tripods, I’d recommend looking at options from Peak Design and Manfrotto-they’re compact yet sturdy, perfect for on-the-go setups. As for cable releases, the Neewer or Vello models are reliable and won’t break the bank. Have fun experimenting with those long exposure shots, and let me know if you have any other questions!

Totally agree - they really thought through the ergonomics on those! Having the shutter speed around the lens mount is such a unique design, making adjustments feel natural and intuitive. And yes, that OTF metering paired with dedicated flash units made it so easy to get perfect shots. Not to mention, Zuiko lenses are some of the best for color and sharpness. I can see why you’d regret parting with it!

That's awesome to hear! You're going to love the Olympus OM-2n. It's such a classic camera with amazing features. Let me know if you have any questions or need tips when you get it!

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it 😄!

That's awesome! The OM10 and OM1n are great cameras. I think you'd really enjoy the 2n as well. It builds on the OM1n with some subtle but useful improvements. Definitely worth a try if you get the chance!

I totally get that frustration! It would make a big difference if the shutter lock was tied to the off switch, especially for preventing accidental shots while it’s in your bag. Having to waste frames like that is such a pain. The dual light meter setup sounds amazing though, giving you that extra level of control in both auto and manual. It’s too bad the prism meter in yours isn’t working, but at least auto still functions well. Hopefully, you can get it to the Zuiko guy soon-it's always better to get these things fixed before experts retire!

The Leica Mini 2 is a great compact camera, but I get your concerns. The non-covered lens is definitely something to consider, especially if you plan on carrying it in your pocket regularly. A case or a small pouch might be a good investment to protect the lens from scratches and dust. As for the mode reset, this model is known to have a quirk. Each time you turn it on, it defaults to auto flash, which can be annoying if you're not careful. It’s definitely something to keep in mind, as forgetting to turn off the flash could spoil a shot in the wrong lighting. If these two things are dealbreakers, you might want to explore other compact options with more customizable settings.

@@princeofrenaissance do you know how sensitive the autoflash is? Like, on a "normal" daytime, will it still flash?

​@@WOUUUTT Autoflash is quite sensitive. In normal daylight, it usually won’t fire, but in cloudy or shadowy conditions, it might still activate. Since the flash turns on by default every time, you’ll need to watch for that in varied lighting.

I've had mine for a year now and I'm loving it too!

The Leica Mini 2 is more compact and simpler with its fixed 35mm f/3.5 lens, while the Leica Mini Zoom Vario-Elmar 35-70mm offers more versatility with its zoom lens, though the Mini 2 is often preferred for its sharper optics and lighter weight for greater portability. Also did a review about the LM2 ua-cam.com/video/5BytDxopGTA/v-deo.html

@@princeofrenaissance awesome. Thanks! 😉

@@WOUUUTT You're welcome! Glad you liked it!

It's a great camera and underrated. I love it!!

That awesome! Yeah, 50D will be great for sunny weather and with a lot of light. You will love the fine grains in this film.

Hey! I like the content you made its original and very funny. The Canon A1 model is build like a tank should last you for years.

@@princeofrenaissance thank you! And i sure hope so. The shutter never sounds too healthy 😆

That's a good price for Konica Minolta! :) Yes, I researched and discovered that Kyocera manufactured these cameras. I would also look into the Kyocera camera. You can find them cheaper.

Essentially Minoltas but the one thing that is Leica is the elmer lens i believe

I concur but even the Olympus MJU II 35mm fixed lens are same price as the Leica Mini II.

One thing about the mini is it’s really sharp edge to edge… a lot of other point and shoots are not.

@@itshendo6475@itshendo6475 From my experience, the fixed lens is the sharpest from edge to edge. :)

Thank you so much, Trevor. This means a lot to me! :)