I have an olympus om10 and nikon d610. I use this camera the most. Ive been burning through film like it’s no ones business. Makes photography super fun and addictive. Vendor delivered item as described and was in nearly perfect condition. I do wish it came with the original battery holder as opposed to the battery grip but I’d probably be saying the opposite if it was the other way around. Lol… Read Full Review
I have owned several Minolta 700si and 800si cameras since the 1990's. Overall, I prefer the 700si as the 800si is a little more bulky. The autofocus, although primitive by todays standards is fast and accurate and the exposure via the 14 segment metering is also accurate. As a keen amateur photographer since the 70s and now semi-professional, I have used a wide range of cameras from Nikon, Canon, Olympus, Pentax, etc The 700si is IMHO one of the very best film cameras in terms of handling… Read Full Review
Nothing special now but the Vivitar 283 was a ground-breaker when new in 1970. However, for decades now its reputation has been largely self-perpetuating. Fairly powerful (paparazzi liked it once) and electronically reliable, but so big and heavy the plastic foot is prone to break off. The head can tilt but not side-swivel, so no bouncing flash off ceilings in portrait format. There is only one manual power level (full) unless you buy a separate module (not cheap) but then you lose… Read Full Review
I'm lucky if I get a half hour from the battery which isn't much use at all. I bought it for mounting on my motorbike because I live in London where there are so many dangerous drivers. I am so disappointed with this product. I dont think it is at complicated just useless because of the brief battery life… Read Full Review
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