Before trying Ebay, try KEH - keh.com. They are probably the largest used camera dealer in the US if not the world. Prices are good and the service excellent. One of the best places to deal with when it comes to photo equipment.
The autofocus Canons use a different lens mount than your A1 did...
They will try and get you to buy a space in the book for the next 6 months. They will tell you you won and will received a wonderful prize if you go to their convention and pay a sum of money. They will hound you for months. Be prepared.
"This is a neat turnit from a unpronounceable company, but it is made in germany."
You can't pronounce 'Voigtlander'. They got in the optical business in the mid 1700's. Made some of the best cameras ever, especially in the 1930's, 40's and 50's. The name is now owned by Cosina.
A full frame 35mm still won't give you a 4x5 or 8x10. Full frame 35m is a 4x6 or 8x12. That's has always been a problem, even with film. You have to learn to leave room on the edges for the difference in aspect ratios. When I print my 35mm negatives, I print 8x12 on 11x14 paper.
SOLD
For sale is a lightly used Canon Rebel S II, an amazing autofocus 35mm camera. It has the Canon EF 35-80mm f4-5.6 lens. The 'S' version has a built in flash.
From the looks of this camera, it has had very little use. I can't find any marks on it to even describe. The lens came with a UV...
My advise is to get a manual 35mm camera and learn the 'science' of phototgraphy. That is, learn what shutter speeds do, learn what aperture settings do, understand the range of light. If you never progress beyond a point and shoot that does all the thinking for you, you will never have the...
I've decide to thin out some of my equipment that I'm not using.
First up is an excellent Konica Hexanon 28mm f3.5 AR. This lens is in perfect condition, clean glass, good aperture, smooth focusing. Comes with leather case, front and rear capsl
$27 plus shipping.
Next is a like new...
When I lived in SW Florida and went to Ding Darling, Corkscrew and Anhinga Trail, even with habituated birds, and large 4 foot tall herons, I still needed a 400mm and sometimes with a 1.5x extender. I've shot both the Tokina and Sigma 400mm f5.6 without trouble. Never had a problem with...