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Maybe the Epson 3200 perfection photo ? Even a V600 ? It needs the film holders (for 135 and 120) and a scratch-free glass. Then basic learning of Epson scan and lightroom and you could begin.

But for BW films, the cheaper and the easier would be to use your camera...

Same here, I first took pictures with SLR, then try rangefinders. I began with a cheap Ricoh, then Canon QL17, then Olympus RC (top but for small hands), then Zorki, then Canon P, then Leica. If you like RF, you should jump right to Canon P, it is cheap and sturdy. No lightmeter, but honestly, apart from Leicas, you won't find any good build-in lightmeter. And all the best Voigtlander/Leica old lenses can mount.

edit: V600 is old and not very adequate, I think you will be limited very early. But for many years I have used an already old Epson Perfection 3200 (three gen before V600) and that was fine...

It needs time to scan and some photoshop skills but you will have better results in short times with scan like Epson V700/V750/V800 or Nikon Coolscan 4000 (more expensive, more high-end).

Seems really good for a first development! Bravo.

Anybody interested by a propack of Fujifilm Pro 800Z (120) ? Expired 2007 but store in the dark. 45€ shipping included.

Ok so this needs to go -> 500€.

still interested ?

Or Filmdevbutcrapscans

Yesterday was a good day !
I collect an old darkroom meant to be throw in a bin. 6 enlargers, a very big light table, a Jobo ATL for color development and a lot of accessories, all in boxes and barely used. With the equipment I already have, I could open two or three labs, now :DD Oh yeah, I forgot about the parisian rents...

Nice pic but what's the combo film/dev/scan ? So much grain but look like it's not the original grain.

150Mb, should be an Imacon ?

Oh yeah, that's a shitty concept. It look like new products from Apple. First, they delete the screen, then the shutter button, then the lens, then the sensor...

I already have one, thank you.

£6500

wanna swap for M6 (black, weltzar) body?

This, with a voigtlander lens to see if you like.

So, yes, you need to change I guess.

Why did you have not use your medium format ?

Yes, definitely one of the most under rated P&S camera (says the guy who are selling one).

I'm selling this (too much compact cameras at home) : Ricoh R1 branded Rollei Prego Micro. Exactly the same with a 30mm 3,5 which could be turned into a 24mm panoramic (real panoramic, not just two shutters in the frame).
Working perfectly, even the LCD pannel. Comes with bag and manual. 135€

Yeah, but I think at the end of a printing day, his legs will be tired.

Had you try it ? It is a very good scanner and I think it is easier to use. But for large format, nothing can beat a drum scanner. I've just test both a Tango and a Phase one and the difference is huge. Now I need a real training for drum scanning...

I've read that and I thought of you https://rfotofolio.org/2018/08/30/where-we-work-brian-kosoff/

Oh. I'm not sure I would live there, looks very hard, but I really enjoyed my trip.