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12 December, 2025

Ricoh FF-9SD Limited – Travails of a Transparent Camera in Central Asia

By Keith A Yeo

12 December, 2025

/ point and shoot camera, Ricoh FF-9S, Ricoh FF-9SD Limited, Ricoh Point & Shoot, /

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Danai on A Stroll Through Singapore’s Tiong Bahru Neighborhood with a roll of Kodak Double-X
Thanks! Glad you like the shots. I’ve shot several dozen rolls of Kodak Double-X since rediscovering film late last year.…
Bob Janes on Ricoh FF-9SD Limited – Travails of a Transparent Camera in Central Asia
Some lovely shots there... But one thing springs to mind - the camera calls itself panoramic, but the shots appear…
Charles Young on Ricoh FF-9SD Limited – Travails of a Transparent Camera in Central Asia
Great travel photos ... for any good camera!

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