Roll #9

2026. Ricoh TF900 with Kodak Gold 200. Fun little point and shoot camera from the mid 1980s. It has a 35mm 2.8 lens, and a 70mm 5.6 telefocal lens. The 70mm 5.6 on my copy of this camera sucks a bit. It's a bit foggy, which you can probably tell with the photo of the cat on the balcony. The eclipse photos came out nicely! As in, people looking at it. Didn't want to risk shooting the eclipse this year as it wasn't full totality in Gibraltar, and I didn't have the right filter for it. I'm going to lend my brother this camera, so he can take photos of his trip to Switzerland soon. Mesmerised with how film captures scenes in a way like no other. Sure, I could use my £2,000 R6 to edit the colours like these, but it's not the same.