My first camera - the Konica EFP-20
My first camera I got when I was 14 years old (if I remember correctly). It was a point and shoot Konica EFP-20 I got from my sister for my birthday (or christmas perhaps). Nice little thing, but now I have no idea if it’s any fun… thinking of giving it a spin. Anyone know about this little camera? :)
Konica EFP-20
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21 September 2008 at 9:55 pm
That’s funny since a series of events have conspired to have me trying my first autofocus point and shoot film camera. I think the year was 1986 and the camera an Olympus AF-1.
Pros: A 35mm f/2.8 lens. Cons: Everything is automatic.
I’m halfway through that 24 exposure roll of Arista II 400. That was one of the event; I was given a dozen rolls of this film.
22 September 2008 at 9:48 am
Sounds fun! :) Show us the result when your done!
Think I got this around 1989-1990 or perhaps earlier. It has two settings for ISO 100/200 (same setting) or 400 ;)