NYC

Yes

Hello! Just picked up my XA and found your website while searching around, thank you for all the information! Take care!

Linked from another XA2 review

Rural USA // Austria

soon!

What a lovely little site! I\'m so glad that y\'all\'ve kept it up and running the last 25 years. It\'s such a grand snapshot into the kind of passionate cataloguing and social networking that used to be commonplace. The articles and personality present are just charming. Thanks for doing this!

From a Flickr XA users group

Germany

Yes

I wanted to read more on XA. It is a fascinating camera, and so is your website. I love the way you write, and provide information and your thoughts. Very useful and very interesting. The design also reminds me of the sites and blogs of 2000s. So I come here again and again for a nostalgic reason too. Glad that this site still exists.

Southern California

I found this site at least a decade ago when researching the XA, and I am so glad that I did. I am just as glad that it is still here! I love my XA, and it is all because of this site!

was googling info about the xa flashes

san jose, ca

i have a few xa\'s and am working on repairing a few more to bring them back to life

love this website, happy to have stumbled upon it ^_^

Reddit

Italy

Olympus XA

Just leaving my mark here. This old school website is so cool. Peace out

Googlre

Yorkshire

One if each except the XA4

The XA1 is underrated. I started with an XA2 which was a great travel camera in Afruca and super for candid shots because of how it resets the focus when you close the lid. My XA3 was a replacement I inherited after my XA2 electrics finally packed in. Same as XA2 basically though I tape over the DX code on films so I can override the ISO. I bought the XA and XA1 at similar times. The XA was on my wishlist and the XA1 was a bargain. The truth: for me the XA gives a level if control I appreciate in an SLR but do I need it for a compact rangefinder? Whereas the XA1 is a blast. No battery, shivers in a 400 speed, and away you go.No jitters about whether the shutter button will work or not, and great to just have in your pocket. Thanks for the website!

google

seattle

the original

thanks for the helpful site. Starting with some porta 400, just clicked my first few frames! hoping for the best. love the form factor, it\'s perfectly sized to take anywhere.

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Slovakia

XA, XA4

Great webpage with lot of important information!

researching XA cameras

Connecticut

I have an XA, XA2 and XA3

Love the website and all of the information. Totally agree about Fuji color film. I disagree with Ilford being the only BW film. Kodak TMAX or Tri-X are both great films. I almost exclusively shoot TMAX. I\'ve processed hundreds of rolls (myself) and believe that the grain is finer in TMAX with greater range. I like Ilford, but if given a choice it\'s TMAX. Arista Pro 50 is cool stuff, too but I usually use that in the OM-2SP. I recently bought a roll of Kentmere to try.