So...I'm still alive. Well I've been submitting photos fairly constantly, but not answering comments as much I suppose. Sorry about that.

But all is well, and currently it's really warm here...the warmest of all Europe at the moment.

Then there's a bit of a dilemma that I'm currently struggling with: I've been checking the Canon EOS 1n. This is a professional, analog SLR. It would sell for 2000 euros back in the (half/late 90s). It's a pretty cool cam. See these links:
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These cameras get sold for about 250 euros nowadays (body only). That's really not that much for a professional camera with a solid body. But yeah...it's film. I am actually planning to use film for B/W shots, so for that it would be great. In July I'll spend two weeks in the Baltic States, during that trip I could also use it if I'd run out of space on my CF cards (though I have a total of 8Gb available). I'm struggling with some questions though:
- Will it add much to my Minolta Dynax 500Si?
- If it does add something to my Minolta Dynax 500Si, is it worth 250 euros?
- If I only use it for occasional B/W shooting, is it worth getting it?

As far as the lense goes, I could start out with some kit lense, those are pretty cheap second hand.

So...any input would be nice.





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