Ricoh Mirai Film Camera And The Car Boot Sale

it's not very smooth okay what's up we're back with a another video finally and this one is about the ricoh mirai [Music] splash [Music] these are definitely getting smaller [Music] i bought this camera a little while ago on ebay the reason why i bought this was purely because it looks different this one happened to come with a data back funnily enough the data back only goes up to uh 2019 because no one's going to be using this camera in 2022 so the ricoh mri was released in the late 80s and it's a bridge camera which they co-developed with olympus so it's a fixed 35 to 135 millimeter with a macro feature and its aperture is from 4.2 to 5.6 it's shutter speed can get up to i think it's 2 000th of a second we went to a car boot sale just for a day out and to test this camera to see what it was like [Music] [Music] i was also hoping on the off chance of finding another film camera um something like a contacts t2 for about 20 quid not asking for much [Music] there were a lot more cameras than i thought there would be however i rarely go to car boot sales so i wouldn't know what to expect basically every single camera was either broken in really bad condition or just not worth anything i put some fuji color 100 into the camera because it was a nice bright day and we were mostly going to be outside i decided to leave it on fully also and let the camera do what it needs to do i'm surprised at how well this photo came out considering it's shooting at 4.2 and on iso 100 film i'm impressed you want a quirky camera that's different from all the other film cameras that went out there then t then this is a great one to get just because it's you know