Only a few hours and I'll have won a nice Polaroid Super Shooter SE. Once that is secured, then I'm off to buy some Chocolate film. I can't wait to try some.

Oh, and don't feel TOO sorry for Sixblueten; I mean, he does have a 600SE (it just doesn't look at cool as the 190 - WHICH I ALSO HAVE AND YOU DON'T TOD!)

all right! keep it down back there. If I have to pull this internet over, you're all gunna git it.

If they brought back B&W slide film, I'd be all set.

Valley-Forge,
I don't think it's fair to say one is going backwards. I, for one, have never thought of digital as the next evolutionary step from film in photography as most have. Instead, I've viewed it as simply another medium as, I believe, lots of people are now starting to realize.

I read an article in B&W magazine a long time ago where they interviewd a master photographer (I can't remember her name) and she felt that digital photography should have a completely different name than photography. I always thought that was an interesting point.

Hey tweek, let me know how you end up liking the Kiev 88. My Kowa 66 is dead and I'm in the market for a new 6x6 SLR.

Tod, you know better than that.

Hype = Marketing = Fantasy

The real concern is why people *believe* the hype.

Gasp!

I think my Minolta AutoPro is dead!!!

Put new film in, it ejects the darkslide but when you press the button to take a photo it does nothing. If you hold the button for a few seconds, it'll quickly flash the distance reading and take the photo.

joster,

The Autoprocessor can only be used for discontinued 35mm instandt Polaroid film. It's my favorite film, so please don't buy it as I already have enough people to bid against on eBay. ;)

nice buy, julienb. nice camera.

OOps, I meant to put a question mark at the end of my response ... ? As in, I don't really know but I'm offering this as a possibility to the question regarding the type of film which was asked about.