>>4112591I had a Kyocera Samurai X3. Only ran one roll of Ektar 100 through it. The Autofocus was very picky and slow; but not as slow or difficult as the Ricoh Mirai, which is another bridge camera from that era. I was surprised how well most of the photos came out even at night. In retrospect I should have used 400 speed film.
Having 72 frames a roll made me less careful with my shots and I grabbed subjects and scenes I perhaps would not have bothered with typically. The zoom range let me get a nice mix of perspectives while walking around town. I will dump a few of the frames I liked.
