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Joby DSLR Wrist Strap Very comfortable and secure IMHO, I actually have 3 of these, across the Yashica, a NEX 5R and on and off an XD7. Plus is not an "artisan" design / product, so its only 15 bucks.

Sold my Yashica Electro 35 GSN :( Got a Yashica Electro 35 GX !

The XA and the mju 2 are going for 100+ USD, its nuts. Here is a great review on the XA2: Olympus XA2 (1980) I would go for it, and spend the rest of the cash on film.

Featuring a Minolta XD11, 45mm lens and Fuji C200 or Kodak ProImage 100 (cheapy but goodie film stocks!) Adams / Wabash View by Victor VL, on Flickr Metal Waves by Victor VL, on Flickr Engines by Victor VL, on Flickr Wood, steel and autumn. Chicago by Victor VL, on Flickr Punto Fuga Teatral...

So, remember my lovely XD11 and the Auto Winder that followed it home? I have the theory it got slightly wet and spawned another one, but from the XD7 variety. At least that is the story my wife is going to get. Another option is that I got it for about 20 USD as a parts camera, that turned...

AND IT BROUGHT A FRIEND Minolta XD 11 + Auto Winder D by Victor VL, on Flickr

Stop! Too fast! by Victor VL, on Flickr Still too fast! by Victor VL, on Flickr Processing some others but these two seem to be the highlight of about 12 shots.

I swear it followed me from the internet: Minolta XD11 + 50mm f1.4 by Victor VL, on Flickr

Bump Some more: Architectural Abstractions 11 by Ztryfe, on Flickr Architectural Abstractions 13 by Ztryfe, on Flickr

The electro series is quite a looker, great showcase!

You spoiled folks.... B&H is not an easy option. There is a healthy "analogue" photo community where I live, plus Amazon has recently started to carry trix and some lomo stuff at reasonable prices.

pretty nice results, Need to try this film, it certainly renders colors beautifully!

Been working on this project for a couple of months, gathering abstract forms that catch my eye, in architecture around me. For context this is at Mexico, covering Colonial, Contemporary and Modern architecture styles. Mainly shot with a Yashica Electro GSN, on Trix 400, developed at home with...

Thanks Richard! Its the Yashica Electro lens at f8 I believe, quite sharp lens! The shot you mention is indeed overexposed, I guess I wasnt really paying much attention to the exposure as much as to building the holder, I do exactly as you say nowadays.

Yashica Electro 35 GSN, Developed on Xtol Yashica Electro 35 GSN Oficina Arbolada, Parque Ecológico la Eucalera, Ocotlan, Jalisco by Ztryfe, on Flickr Eucalera by Ztryfe, on Flickr Eucalera Office by Ztryfe, on Flickr I am torn between this and TMAX 400 (Eternal film debate I guess)

Latest iteration of the film holder yielded the 14mpx scans I was looking for, plus, I am much better now at avoiding dust, scratches and water spots when developing: Oficina Arbolada, Parque Ecológico la Eucalera, Ocotlan, Jalisco by Ztryfe, on Flickr

When I was preparing to get into film, I tracked down all the ingredients for Caffenol C, Ascorbid Acid and all, then a nice deal over a bag of Xtol and a set of Rapid Fixer showed up, the DIY stuff is on the backburner, once my Xtol stash dies out or is depleted, I'll give it a shot too...

For closing the circle and helping other folks with this problem. My SRT had this issue: Kodak Ultramax 400 test (shutter issue?) by Ztryfe, on Flickr I figured out the shutter issue, with help from Derek from Straight, No Chaser. He mentioned some of the cloth / fabric under the mirror...

Another roll trough the Yashica Architectural Abstractions 6 by Ztryfe, on Flickr Architectural Abstractions 5 by Ztryfe, on Flickr Architectural Abstractions 7 by Ztryfe, on Flickr Panned Wood Pallets by Ztryfe, on Flickr Home by Ztryfe, on Flickr Scanning and post process has gotten a...

I've noticed some scratches horizontally on your scans, and on the last roll I've developed at home noticed the same while scanning them, do you think its a problem on the camera or manipulation of the film afterwards? I was more careful with this last roll, but I am likely skipping something.

I've updated the original post with the latest iteration of the adapter, I am getting 12mpx images of the negatives, which serve my purposes good enough. I was wondering that, with the newest sensors and image stabilization, its just a matter of flattening the negative over a light table /...

With the adapter is a one shot approach with a quick reset, very easy to scan several frames quickly, I just double check the focus and hit the IR remote. I'll definitively look into getting more of the sensor, first iteration was 8mpx, second I struck 11 mpx, but something alike 14-15 would...

1GB woah, can hear the CPU crunching that away, while keeping the room temperature cozy!

I am happy about them! Looking forward to seeing your images. Some more from this roll Cantera y Fe by Ztryfe, on Flickr Architectural Abstractons 2 by Ztryfe, on Flickr Stars, laced up stars by Ztryfe, on Flickr Spaniard Forge Catrina by Ztryfe, on Flickr Architectural Abstractions 3 by...

Yashica Electro 35 GSN by Ztryfe, on Flickr Sample shots with Lomo Lady Grey (T-MAX 400) Assorted Culture by Ztryfe, on Flickr Night Musa de Sorrento by Ztryfe, on Flickr Sergio Bustamante Store Window by Ztryfe, on Flickr Architectural Abstractions 1 by Ztryfe, on Flickr Dinner...

WAH by Ztryfe, on Flickr Scanning much improved, now... those levels.... need more know how.

Hi All So, I've dipped my toes into B&W development, relegating C-41 to the local lab ( cost to get one roll developed *and* printed is about 4 USD, I can live with that cost). My "test" roll for the B&W process was actually a c-41 film ( kodak ultramax 400 ), the main reason was to get a feel...

Seeing it missing from the forum, here we go Minolta SRT 101 by Ztryfe, on Flickr And some shots from my first roll of film trough it: Kodak Ultramax 400 test by Ztryfe, on Flickr Kodak Ultramax 400 test by Ztryfe, on Flickr Kodak Ultramax 400 test by Ztryfe, on Flickr Kodak Ultramax 400...

Kodak Ultramax 400 test by Ztryfe, on Flickr Kodak Ultramax 400 test by Ztryfe, on Flickr Need to improve my scanning, but as far as my first roll, lots of lessons learned. Minolta srt 101, 58 mm 1.4 and 50mm macro

60 year old? Looks like a solid mid 30's ;) Beware of cameras following you home, they tend to bring their friends and acquaintances over.

And this the Rangefinder I picked up: Yashica Electro 35 GSN by Ztryfe, on Flickr These Yashicas seem to be a hit or miss affair, having a slew of mechanical / electrical problems, on mine the shutter and metering are good and no Pad of Death syndrome (simple but labor intensive repair), the...

Thanks @Amin Sabet, Here is another one of the camera, now sporting a wide angle Minolta SRT 101 + Sigma Filtermatic 28mm f2.8 by Ztryfe, on Flickr

New here! I use a Sony Nex 5R for digital, and a slew of Minolta Glass... I guess it was a matter of time I jumped into film. Minolta SRT 101 + Vivitar Series 1 105mm f2.5 Macro by Ztryfe, on Flickr Sal de Plata by Ztryfe, on Flickr Will take some more later!