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Nuts, should have waited another week :( DOH !!!!

Pentax ME Super. A wonderful little camera, which just fitted perfectly in the hand and handled superbly. When I accidentally smashed mine up, I replaced it with a P30t - very good, but just not the same. Current favourite, Minolta Dynax 7. All the controls fall to hand very well and it has a reassuringly solid feel to it. Doug

Miles mentioned the fact that availability of Nikon and Canon lenses are certainly easier to find and there are plenty around secondhand. I would agree that the Canon 300D would be a better buy. ( And I believe that the Powershot 30 uses Compact Flash cards so you could hang onto that too. )

Well the Bolex cameras are works of art in themselves - and the Swiss company lives on: Bolex International of Switzerland They guarantee their wind up Super16 cameras to operate at minus-30 degrees. Quite popular for Arctic nature shoots. Matt

Deffo a market, strange people like me who have never had a 35mm Camera buy them (Just got an AE-1), or collectors. Might be interested in the A1 depending on Lens(es), condition and price.

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Do you use a Pentax medium-format SLR? If so you may be interested in Pentax User the club magazine from the publishers of ePHOTOzine. We are looking for writers and photographers who can contribute or owners who want to become members and receive the quarterly magazine and associated benefits. Contact me at info@pentaxuser.co.uk

I use 2 Pentax MZ10 bodies with a wide range of lenses. Flash photography is not an important part of my camera use but I have just bought the big Pentax flashgun. Any tips on it's performance would be very welcome.

Hi folks, I am a newbie who has been following the discussions with great interest. I used to have a 6x7, but sold it, bought a Nikon (which does not satisfy me for sharpness), and want to return to the 6x7II stable. I note the interesting and useful advice everyone has posted, but am still unclear about the scanning situation. What I want to ask is: does anyone know whether it is possible to ...

Thank you for your comments Dek. What a pity that the lowest magnification of the 135mm lens is apparently 1:3!

Had look at your tomatoes (sorry about that) now all I can see is 8 tomatoes and two computer screens !!

These are PDF photocopies which you have to then print out the ones I suggested are original or reprints. Both will do the job just depends which you prefer.

Thanks for all the help (again) - off to Ebay now! Cheers Tim

Kyrie, I have an MZ50 but I've never had this problem. Have you checked the battery compartment to ensure everything is clean? How did you check the batteries? I can only suggest you go to a local camera shop and ask them to try fresh batteries. Some shops will do this without any charge. Regards Ken

Canadian born Photographer, Marjorie Clayton, has spent several years working with and photographing the locals in rural Bolivia. Marj enjoys getting to know her subjects and believes the friendship she shares with her models is the key to accurately port

Andrew Cowin was born in High Wycombe in 1954. Andrew studied at the University of Southampton from 1972 to 1977. He obtained a First Class Honours Degree in History and did a one-year Postgraduate Certificate of Education before receiving an M.A. in Medi

Lisa took an interest in photography at a young age when she would use her father Pentax Spotmatic. Now at the age of 31 she has seen eight countries with her husband at her side and has developed a large very disorganized portfolio of photographs.

I have been operating my own stock photo library for 15 years covering primarily Northern England www.mikekipling.com. I am commissioned to carry out photography for various bodies and promotional organisations and several magazines. I shoot everything on

I live in Italy and I'm studying and working together. At the moment I made ceremonial photographer but sooner I'll finish the university I want to leave Italy to travel other countries and find works on photographic area.I like very much panoramic photos

My name is Mark Lovelock.I am a semi professional photographer based in Hertfordshire. My photography started many years ago with a Pentax K1000.I have enjoyed photographing many subjects, but my passion are portraits,especially black and white. I have

Rebecca Bradley interviews lifestyle and fashion photographer Richard Moran, whose clients have included Waitrose, HSBC, the BBC, Granada Television, the Canadian Opera Company and Thompson. He recently received the runner-up prize in the 2005 Observer Fo