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2naSalit

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Reply to usonian (Reply #9)

Thu Dec 26, 2024, 10:32 PM

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My first was one of those Brownies but now I have a Nikon Coolpix510 and I still use it. It was an upgrade from a Cannon powershot 120X which was a pretty good little camera, only drawback was that it only had a stationary monitor on the back and no eyepiece. I have an older Cannon EOS40D that I rarely use. Back in film days I had an AE1, early model.

I like your cameras, I don't have much patience for all the set up since digital came along but it sure is a lot less expensive.

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