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I got this camera at a used camera store for $3 as a non-working display piece. The camera is a 1965 Taron Auto EE (rangefinder with aperture priority mode). The artifacts in the beach pics are because the film got jammed in the camera and I opened it in a room that wasn’t perfectly light tight. The color photo is an accidental triple exposure. That was the camera’s last hurrah before the aperture petals broke off and the focusing ring disconnected.

Ilford HP5+ and Kodak Gold

LomoPurple in the US Virgin Islands.

Context:

I traveled recently. Got back and received this email from lomography. I verified it's the usual noreply email from lomography. I'd this normal? I have not used my credit card to buy anything from the store either

Taken with an X700 and 16mm and 35mm lenses.

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using a roll of Ilford Ilfocolor 400 Vintage Tone film

I deved my latest C41 material yesterday, here is a nice shot i took at the old railwaybridge with the Holga 120 Pan and Kodak Gold 200.

The frames are not stiched in PS but during shoooting, the neg is 22cm wide!