Hey all, I realize very few people are shooting film anymore. I have a great Nikromat that was a gift to my parents when i was born (I even have the original purchase guaruntee written to my grandmother). My father used it for many years, and then when I took up pohtography it was passed on to me. It does have a small light leak that will need to be fixed if someone wants to take serious shots with it. I am in love with this camera, but I also have an fm2 that I bought for myself in college and still use. They are both exceptional cameras, however they are both film. So I"ve been pondering what to do with my nikromat? I want to pass it on: do I donate it to a school? give it to a guy in town who has not a lot of resources and wants a camera? sell it? sell the lense perhaps? Or keep it for.....what? Hmmm....

I imagine some of you photographers out there struggle with similar questions when looking at your beloved 'film' cameras that are becoming obsolete and not as handy to use. This is a dialogue worth having as I really appreciate any input, any experiences someone can share, etc? Any interest in this camera perhaps? Do you know if the warranty (that is now 35 years old) has any value to it with kodak as far as repairing the light leak?