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Join Date: Oct 2002
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Yoz MF people,
I'm thinking of getting a Seagull TLR for a tryout and hopefully, venture further into MF. Where is a good place where I can get one for a good price (how much is one anyway?) Which model of the Seagull TLR is good for MF beginners? I like the results from the Holga but 6x6 will be a challenge.. Or anyone selling their TLRs?? ![]() Heehee ![]()
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Thanks man.... hope to learn more about MF from you guys ![]()
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Haha, just got my M7. the thing about MF cameras is that it makes you think before you snap the shot. Dun want to be trigger happy when you have only 10 shots per roll. The end results will blow you away....
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cummon, join the BIG SIDE!! Go Go Go!!!
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Join Date: Sep 2003
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Try out a roll of slide and get it process for $5 at RGB beach road - get back within 2 hours and you will know where the results with regards continuing interest on TLR.
In my case, I was clearly impressed with the clarity and contrast of the colour. I am simply thrilled!! Self processing of black and white film also not difficult and similar to 35mm - do remember to cut off the black tail end tape after loading into reel - cos can result in blacken liquid in your developer. Share and care with fellow user. |
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