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Yes! What subjects do you like to capture with it?

YAY 🥳

I believe it is! Although this one is faulty and just acts as a prop now :(

@ I just opened a faulty one I got today.. the lens behind the aperture blade has like 5 lenses in it and one was all fogged up. I got to it and cleaned it but now I’m having trouble reassembling the aperture ring. I’ll figure it out. It’s a shame cause 27 - 70 is like all you need 😆

@@shawnlennon1947 Oh whoops 😅 Hope you manage to get it back together!

Just the packaging that's new - emulsion has remained the same 😊

Haha! Yep, it's not to everyone's liking 🫣

Thanks to the wonderful Corrine! 🙌

The results are incredible 🔥

It was a last minute unplanned idea! When we saw the skulls in Corrine's house we knew we had to do something with them 😆 Paul donned his Victorian-esque outfit in this video: ruclips.net/user/shorts8RxWfZfuDWk

@@TheSkamyx how exactly is it overpriced? It is priced exactly right. You don’t buy shit. It is amazing quality for the price you pay. After the 17 the cheapest new good quality analog is a leica m6

@@wcwendychapman Thank you for entering, such a beautiful shot 😍👏

Hey Timmy, thanks so much for the kind words! 😊 Great question! With this gloomy weather, you'll definitely need a bit more light, so I'd recommend film with an ISO of 400 or higher. For a moody, atmospheric look - perfect for street photography - any B&W film would be a solid choice. For colour shots of people or special occasions, Kodak UltraMax is a great budget-friendly option, while Kodak Portra 400/800 or CineStill 400D/800T are better quality but on the expensive side. If you’re new to film and feeling a bit overwhelmed, check out our Beginners Hub! It covers everything from cameras and film types to developing tips and creative inspiration: analoguewonderland.co.uk/pages/beginners-hub Half-frame cameras like the Pentax 17 are underrated - and a quality build like this one makes it an easy choice!

We had over 1,900+ entries so many of the community enjoy getting involved 😁 What do you mean by photo content?

Yay 🥳 see you there!

Congrats, Tom! Fantastic portrait 🙌 Glad you enjoyed seeing all the entries!

So well deserved, Hannah! All the entries were incredible 😍

You created a beautiful image.

Oooh so glad to hear 🙌 That's one thing Pentax needed for it - a case!

Such a solid emulsion! Glad you're enjoying it 💛

👏 What's your top 3?

@@AnalogueWonderland X100f ;)

@@Answersonapostcard digtal! 💩

Thank you for entering! Such a striking shot, keep up the good work ☺

They're all incredible 😍

Have you copped one for yourself? 😁

@ unfortunately not, although the photos I’ve seen really demonstrate mow much you can get from a small 17mm frame.

@@jbones360 oh yes, it produces fantastic results for a half frame camera! Hopefully one to add to the Christmas list 😁

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Such a character! Thanks for sharing your thoughts 😁

Ooh it's super easy to enter, maybe next time! But equally fun to see all the amazing entries 🥰

Laziness kills dreams, get out there, be motivated and visualise a beautiful image that you will capture for posterity 🙂

Glad you love it as much as we do! Keep an eye on our next Kodak competition in the winter... maybe you'll be able to enter yourself 🙌

@@AnalogueWonderland Thank you Guys, yes i shall get out there very soon, I have plenty of Nikon Cameras and full range of lenses, so will search out all different photo opportunities very soon, keep up the great work.😎 👍

@@sollykhan2385 Fantastic! Happy shooting 📸

Congratulations to you - such a beautiful shot of Edinburgh!

Very cool right?! Definitely shows Gold's versatility.

That's my wife's photo!

@@simondarley8502 Very talented 👏

Thanks for entering and congrats Alex! It's a wonderful place ✨

Such an interesting model! How are you finding it?

@AnalogueWonderland I actually bought one of these 4 years ago in an antique shop solely because I had never seen one, and boy is it unique looking. Once I figured how to use it I discovered the rotating shutter disc was gummed up and super slow. I never got up the gumption to do a full teardown and lubrication and is currently packed away. My recent purchase popped up on Marketplace at a great price. The seller sent a video showing the shutter working so I made the deal. He told me his father had been sent to Hiroshima and Nagasaki not long after the bombings. He believed his father bought the camera before going to Japan, which would mean it was early production of this model. He also mentioned his father having photos of blast shadows and stuff like that. I didn't notice until photographing the camera at home that the case is a Leica! I have not had a chance yet to shoot with it, but hope to soon.

That's very handy!

Thank you very much! Have you shot XP2?

@@AnalogueWonderland you're welcome. I haven't tried this film yet, but i will soon on my Minolta X-300:)

Kodak Gold!

Lovely little camera! How often do you use the different lenses?

@@AnalogueWonderland It’s a 120 roll film folding camera from the early 1950s, not one of the later 35mm cameras using the Bessa name, so it doesn’t have interchangeable lenses. Having said that, I have a Voigtländer “Bergheil” 6.5x9cm folding plate camera from the 1930s, which has a quickly-detachable lens and shutter unit, which I can replace with a Voigtländer”Tele Dynar” telephoto lens and shutter if needed. By the model name“Bessa” is pronounced the same as the German word “besser”, meaning “better”.

@@neilfoddering921 Ah, I see! I thought maybe you meant you had the coloured filters. Thanks for the information 😁

Niche! What do you photograph with it?

@@AnalogueWonderland trees and nudes

Apologies, was just a bit of fun 😅

We have some Monster film bundles from FPP here 👻 analoguewonderland.co.uk/collections/halloween

Ooh interesting! Thanks for confirming 😊

Yes! Hanna has shared lots in her Film Soup book which you can buy from us here: analoguewonderland.co.uk/products/hanalogital-film-soup-book

Nope! It will keep the frame counter the same so after two shots, it'll move onto the next frame so you can get more out of your roll. But bear in mind that the film might slip a little so don't rely on the number of frames too much!