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I love the process. And I don’t just mean processing film, which I also love doing, but the overall process of photographing and handling film. There is this simple joy I get out of preparing for a shoot. Walking along side my army of plastic cameras to select the perfect one for the job, then thinking about my subjects, the location, the look I want to achieve, and rummaging through my giant bin of film to find one that best fits my goals. I also love loading my cameras, and feeling the film advance. From the gentle clicks of my Lomo LC-A to the smooth glide of my Holga to the quick pull of my SuperSampler ripcord. And when a roll is done, I have a little cylinder of history in my hands. Every roll is like Christmas to me. I just can’t wait to pick it up from the lab and see what treasures I created.

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Finally, i took the plunge. Never more sure than getting a used LC-A instead of the new stock.

Manufactured in yr 1987. It’s a beautiful working antique!

Just got myself a variety of films to test out this little monster:

Colour Negative Film
1) DNP CENTURIA 400
2) Mitsubishi Super MX200
3) Lomography Redscale 100

B&W Film
4) AgfaPhoto APX 100 x1

Slide Film
5) FUJICHROME Velvia 100F (expired) x1
6) FUJICHROME Sensia 200 (expired) x2

Next, anyone have AgfaPhoto Vista 200 & Kodak Ektachrome E 100G 35mm?

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