About 6 months ago I picked up an SLR that I have wanted for ages a Pentax Super A.
I already have a few other Pentax’s including a Program A which is very similar but the Super has a top shutter speed of 1/2000 sec compared to 1/1000 which also shows on an LCD panel on the top.
To cut a long story short I somehow managed to lose that camera on a night out (Don’t ask) so I really wanted to get another one.
Super A’s are not that easy to get hold of especially in good condition but I managed to get one that was almost perfect but I needed to test it just to confirm I had a good one (as it was not cheap).
I had a few rolls of TMax P3200 that had just expired from Analogue Wonderland, I had already shot some before and were fine so I loaded up and went out for a local walk.
As you can see from a selection of images the camera worked great and I felt happy paying slightly over the odds for my 2nd copy.
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tim dobbs photography 
Interesting how the film grain is massive but the details still seem really sharp. Digital I think breaks up detail by comparison at high ISO.