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Man, these videos are so relaxing to me. Thanks for the video, Kevin.

Wow, that Spectra is clean! Too bad the film is long gone for those or Id buy that in a second. Another great video.

Tip for the Canon AE1 battery. Take four 357 watch batteries (hit up your local dollar store), stack them, and tape them together. They will fit in the battery slot and allow you to test basic functions like shutter function and metering. Metering won't be completely spot on, but it's close enough that you can use the camera. I use my AE1 like that since the proper battery is expensive and not worth buying (imo) for the slight improvement in metering quality. Love the vids! Cheers from the land of Canuckleheads.

What I liked about some of those small Casio's was that some models had a high speed mode (to playback in slow motion) built in. Not many other camera brands had this fun feature.

Been binging these in the last couple days, great content to stop me from buying a lot of untested cameras lol. Ill just watch a pro do it

Nice video, keep doing what you are doing.

Great box, always fun to watch, thanks.

Some nice ones in this batch. Great work!

The 50mm f1.8 (or f1.7) was a standard lens in 35mm. Many SLRs came with it as standard, with either a faster (f1.4 or f1.2) or slower (f2) depending on price. In the early '80s, some manufacturers/dealers would offer a 35-70mm as an alternative.

so excited to see another upload :]

Damn I really love those videos! It seems you have had all cameras now xD do you recommend something from Canon I can get used for around 350€ used? I’m trying to upgrade my Canon 60D and I really want to keep my EF Lenses, I looked at the 80D for example which looks quite good. Video mode is more or less uninteresting for me.

The large camera companies have failed miserably in their market research. Just take Canon which is the brand i am most familiar with as an example.. the last Ixus camera was released in early 2017 and from a design perspective it is one of the ugliest most plasticy looking digicams they made and in terms of features it didn't really stand out compared to models from even further back.. that camera despite being mediocre and from an aesthetics perspective ugly still sells for retail used. Other models that simply look cool sometimes go for twice the retail price one and a half decade ago. So what are they thinking exactly? The social media generation is hungry for these cameras.. if they would re-make those ultra-compact cameras from the late 00s with updated tech and features i am sure they would sell like crazy.. throw in a few "limited editions" in the mix and we could have a success story. We have a situation now where the local electronics stores are selling Chinese no-name digicams because they have done the research whereas sony, canon, nikon heck even fuji and olympus who have traditionally specialized in smaller formats have neglected it.

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I need a canon T7I P.M ME PLEASE