2nd try with the Canon ML

The Canon AF 35 ML has a 40mm lens with a fast aperture of f1.9, so it is suitable for night shots. This time I loaded the camera with a 400 ASA Kodak colour film

I did not like the results. The camera cannot focus near, all objects around 1 meter are out of focus. Flash gave me red eye pictures, and night street shots were underexposed.

I took some nice pictures in the street

and some underexposed at night

indoors was a bit better

More BW with the Canon AF 35 ML

Some more pictures from the Kodak BW 400 CN film.
The camera uses a fast lens but the maximum speed is only 400 ASA. Pictures taken at night need a very steady hand or some kind of support for the camera. 

These pictures where taken in the streets of Vienna at late afternoon and at night.

When photographic close up objects the camera is focussing past the object and perhaps needs the photographer to move the camera backwards a little.

                              

Canon AF 35 ML, a point and shoot with a fast lens

The Canon AF 35 ML is a point and shoot with a fast professional lens, it is a 40mm with the rare to find maximum aperture of f1.9.
I think I paid 5 euros for this camera. The battery door is broken and needs a rigid piece of plastic to be fasten in the tripod hood to keep the door closed. With a 400 ASA film and its fast lens you can shoot in low light but not candids as there is a noisy beeper warning of the low light.

Some photos from the Kodak 400 BCN BW film. This film is easily proccessed in c-41 chemicals for colour film in the photo lab.