Yesterday I went to two thrift stores, they are both open only one day a month – the first Saturday – which makes them really crowed.
Anyway I manage to find a few good things, at the first store I got a 50mm f:2.0 lens, a , which is a bit old, but I only paid $7 for it, so I took my chances, and I hope that it works and that I can get it to work with my computer.

I got a pack of old photo paper. I also got a Balda Jubilette 35mm , which dates back to around 1938 – it's the camera you see to the left of this text – I just popped in the first film, now I just hope it's working.

Set back: $43

They had quite a few cameras at the first store, but I had to carry my son the whole time, and that makes it quite hard to go through a bunch of cameras,

and the ones I did get to test, seamed to be not working, and then it's a no buy for me.

At the second store, I got 3 Paterson – one has never been used – another 35mm scanner, which I have already tested and it is totally crappy, which I kind of had a feeling it would be – 35mm splicer and an old negative viewer that looks totally awesome, I'll make a post about that one later on.

And the best thing, I got all the stuff for just $14.


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