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I also snagged a Yashica J Mini a couple of days back on eBay, I have seen them go for 20-30 before due to also being labelled as a cheaper version of the T-series cameras; but nobody noticed the auction so I got it for five quid.

Plus, surely going for the cheapest nearly always means settling for the poorest quality.

The next 12 rolls would cost 30 42 72 for 432 shots, which is now just 17p per shot.

It needed new batteries then fired up perfectly and shot a couple of dozen rolls before I sold it on, for more than I paid for it.

This in itself can become an addictive game in cheapskate photography).

The body was battered, the paint worn, and the glass had a couple of bubbles inside.

People overlook them because they want Pentax ME Supers, though many of the Chinons are just as capable and a few, like the CE-4S, have more features.

So the Chinons can be picked up silly cheap, like my 6 example.

Yashica Minitec Af Plus The Chinon

So, a total of just 12 for one of these plus the Chinon body.).

Not being a big fan of zooms, I just treat it as a 28mm fixed lens compact and it produces very pleasing images.

Alans something of a fan of this Espio, and reviewed it here.

I paid 6 for my original one, which was listed unimaginatively as Camera.

This example came along with a high spec Minolta zoom compact, both fully working, for the grand total of 99p plus 3 postage.

He writes at 35hunter.wordpress.com and his photographs can be seen on his Flickr stream at danjamesphotography.com.

I have many cameras, one was completely free, most were in the region of five to ten pounds and my most expensive cameras, late era SLRs complete with lenses in immaculate condition; a yashica samurai, and a Konica c35 rangefinder were less than 40.

Im also a huge fan of agfa vista 200, and various expired films.

I used film pre-2006, and always dreamed of owning an SLR but any decent ones were about 400, so as a teenager from a not very well-off family it was an impossible dream.

I had two cameras pre-2006, a halina or Miranda manual wind cheapo fixed-focus compact that my parents got for 3 from a car boot sale, and later a kodak APS compact I got half-price from Argos c.2001 which produced lovely pictures in daylight but had a hideously harsh flash in low light or indoors.

Now Im revelling in the ability to buy very sophisticated pieces of kit for less than the price of a pair of primark shoes.

I do like chunky and weatherproof cameras where you can take them out in the rain and not worry too much about a few splashes.

I also am setting up a facebook page which I will direct people to when I get my latest five films back and upload the scans from the CDs.

If I recall correctly those will be pictures from a Yashica Samurai x3.0, a Nikon 210AF, a Samsung Rocas 110 APS, the canon EOS IX-7 (also APS) and a yashica minitec AF.

But I never got round to shooting any film with it, and went off the idea of APS once I realised the expense and quality pay offs compared with 35mm.

Its a shame, but it appears the original specialist APS papers are obsolete so developers either develop to one size, or print on different sizes for a lot more money but those papers are not the original APS dimensions anyway.

I like the grainy, raw feel of APS film, and the quality isnt as bad as I remember (my first camera that I bought, was APS).

It is one of a few cameras that gets described as the poor mans T4T5, though the funny thing is that when originally sold the minitec was only about 20 cheaper than its higher-end cousin.

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