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Old 05-10-2012   #101
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Old 05-11-2012   #103
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Some of these are the most ugly cameras I have ever seen!!!

Not porn!
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Old 05-11-2012   #104
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...ugly...Not porn!
Playboy is Not porn.
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Old 05-11-2012   #105
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The newest member of the tribe. NIB today for five bucks.


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Old 05-12-2012   #106
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There is a long way between design and User Interface...







But I do luv the small Rollei!

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There is something to be said for simplicity.


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Old 05-12-2012   #108
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I suppose the Canon Snappy Q falls into the "ugly camera" niche:


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And my wife's only camera, the (not-so) fabulous Canon Snappy V:


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Old 05-12-2012   #109
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I suppose the Canon Snappy Q falls into the "ugly camera" niche:


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A user grade Ricoh courtesy of St. Vincent De Paul thrift store in Sheboygan WI.


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Old 05-14-2012   #111
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any camera with a single element lens, a curved film plane and a sunglasses wearing pop-tart is welcome in my collection


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You have forced my hand, driver.


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Since this thread has turned toward the bizarre, I found one of these guys at an antique store behind some nicer camera stuff. Got it for $2. I really oughta to go to Knotts and "spy" on folks with it.

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You have forced my hand, driver.


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It was only a matter of time . . . . .
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OK, Greyscale - simplicity with a few complications . . . . we cool???

Konica U-mini by Mike McGarty, on Flickr

The LCD screen on these really adds a touch of class to this particular model.
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Dave, can you entertain us with some details on this one? Injection molded or stuff like that
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Greyscale, that Canon Snappy Q resembles also their advanced camera with a quality zoom lens...how it were called? Looks like Q is simplified version of it.

Ricoh RW-1 certainly is specialist camera. 35mm is too narrow. Or too cliche. Please, pack me 34mm. Here you are, sir. Thank you. Thank you.
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Greyscale, that Canon Snappy Q resembles also their advanced camera with a quality zoom lens...how it were called? Looks like Q is simplified version of it.
It certainly takes some styling cues from the Zoom XL. And then melts them. They both came out about the same time, Sept 89 for the XL and Oct 89 for the Q.
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Dave, can you entertain us with some details on this one? Injection molded or stuff like that
This is a Minox miniature replica of the Leica M3. It uses Minox 8X11mm film cassettes.
It really works, though I never developed the film and have it as a collector's item.
There is also a digital 5Mp version still on the market.

Here is a link:
http://www.minox.com/index.php?id=6220&L=1

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That's a nice little camera, Dave.

Here's a recently acquired Canon Sure Shot ACE with viewfinder on top much like a Yashica T4 only much bigger and brighter.


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Ricoh RW-1 certainly is specialist camera. 35mm is too narrow. Or too cliche. Please, pack me 34mm. Here you are, sir. Thank you. Thank you.[/quote]

Good catch on the focal length!

34mm lens just may be the threshold between normal wide and super wide or it's just the Ricoh company being it's innovative self ???
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Since this thread has turned toward the bizarre, I found one of these guys at an antique store behind some nicer camera stuff. Got it for $2. I really oughta to go to Knotts and "spy" on folks with it.

(not my pic)

Pretty sweet camera. Really bizarre artwork though
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welcome tomorrowstars... nice yashica u have...

i enjoy this thread too. seems to me, that in the p&s and scale focusing section much more innovative, outstanding and often funny designs can be found, than in the more expensive and therefore conservative slr and rf area.
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