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I'll chime in on the battery free manuals, Olympus om1, Pentax k-1000, ftb, and a battery free light meter like the Sekonic l-398m.
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Try putting whatever it is into a freezer. Then take it out and shoot some pic's? One thing I would also consider is disposable cameras. They are cheap and light weight and the cardboard might be better than metal or plastic?
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Disposables might be cheap and light but they are bulky, pack space is usually at a premium.
Maybe check into what some other mountaineering photographers, like the late Galen Rowell use. Peter. |
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