Canon Demi EE17

Another D.I. find, this time from the downtown location. I would've passed on this one as it's pretty similar to the Canonet, but the fact that it takes two exposures per frame is super cool, and provides an interesting bit of juxtaposition if you lose track of what side of the film you're on.

Canonet G-III

Dustin and I have been on a DI tear lately, and the fun thing about it is: the more you go, the more you find. It's a dangerous prospect though, my Dad ended up with a basement full of old board games because he couldn't keep his DI trips in check. It looked like someone had blown up Parker Brothers down there. If you're careful, however, you can really come away with some gems. I found this Canonet rangefinder camera for $5 to keep up with the Pentax that Dustin had just bought. It took some getting used to, but I am pretty stoked on how it works. The hardest part is keeping the ADD in check while you wait for the development to come back so you can see the results. See below for some of the first roll highlights.