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Light in the garden by Artem, on Flickr

Cinestill 800 Analog mood by Artem, on Flickr

Cinestill 800 Encounter in Cinestill by Artem, on Flickr

Spring in Ektar by Artem, on Flickr

Fujifilm GA645zi + Fujichrome Provia 100F RDP III, expired 2001 Purple sunset by Artem, on Flickr

Somewhere in the manual it says that if the film is bar-coded, the camera will read and set the ISO automatically.

Fujifilm GA645zi + Fujichrome Provia 100F RDP III, expired 2001 Forest in the evening by Artem, on Flickr

Fujifilm GA645zi + Fujichrome Provia 100F RDP III, expired 2001 Evening light by Artem, on Flickr

Fujifilm GA645zi + Fujichrome Provia 100F RDP III, expired 2001 Spring in Fujicolor by Artem, on Flickr

Ektar 100 Work in the garden by Artem, on Flickr

Ektar 100 Spring in Ektar by Artem, on Flickr

Ektar 100 Ektar abstraction by Artem, on Flickr

Ektar 100 Patterns in Ektar by Artem, on Flickr

Ektar 100 Evergreens by Artem, on Flickr

An outing with Ektar by Artem, on Flickr

Mamiya and ma woman II by Artem, on Flickr

Thanks! I just wish I knew more about scanning film negatives. Not knowing enough I just experiment until I come up with something I like, but then I have no idea what actually was on the negative. And Ektar is nearly impossible (for me) to get right when scanning. Actually, quite frustrating.

More from this camera via Kodak Ektar 100 Ektar Gothic by Artem, on Flickr

And the result... Mamiya... and ma woman by Artem, on Flickr

New toys... Now I just need to find a digital back for this bad boy (girl?) :D MF toys by Artem, on Flickr

I enjoy it very much. South of the 5X4 large format photography, the 6X9 negatives from Fujica are the largest in medium format. Its only limitation is the lack of metering, but I am using a metering app for my android and that works well. Still, it forces you to slow down and think, rather than...

So far I really like it... Playing with Fujica 690 by Artem, on Flickr

As a rule of thumb, when I want something, but am in doubt, I buy it. The chance may or may not come again, but the piece will stay with me if I get it. After all, I am not risking anything and if I decide I don't want it anymore, I can always resell it. So, in short - it is always better to get...

And the first results... Summer of film by Artem, on Flickr

Sunset in Fujicolor by Artem, on Flickr

My new toy... Fujica 690 BLP, direct from Japan. Something wicked this way comes... by Artem, on Flickr

Sweet little camera. Packs a punch. Fujichrome Provia 100F RDPIII slide film, expired 2001 Sunset with Fuji by Artem, on Flickr

Ｒｅｃｅｎｔｌｙ　ｇｏｔ　ｔｈｉｓ　ｂｅａｕｔｙ　ｍｙｓｅｌｆ．．． New toy by Artem, on Flickr

Well, gentlemen, You opened a can of worms and I will try to respond. Just recently I have read this very influential Russian photographer on this very topic. Here is his website: Photographer Pavel Kosenko I read his article here: Цхалтубо. Пару сканов с отпечатков It is in Russian, but...

@kennethcooke I have the same camera. I love it. I am not concerned about battery life - I simply made the choice to purchase a bunch of extras (4) - Watson aftermarket batteries from B&H in New York, and a dual charger. I can now charge two at a time and always have a spare with me. Problem...