This is my latest acquisition, a Nikon TW20 auto focus, 35mm film camera. This is NOT a new model, but it is a Nikon. If you've been a fan of photography for any length of time, (especially film photography) you already know the Nikon brand name is synonymous with great picture taking capability. I found this camera at a thrift store last weekend. The price was a budget busting $3.99. As is my weekend custom, I'm finding that yard sales, thrift stores, and other such venues are yielding tremendous bargains. (Ebay is a Buyer's paradise right now if you don't mind buying used equipment). Of the 5 cameras I've purchased this way, only one has been a "lemon". But, considering I paid only $2.99 for it, what did I really lose?
