Canon A2E

[compupix]

I miss my Canon A2E. 
http://www.propertyroom.com/l/canon-eos-a2e-slr-with-cannon-3570mm-13545-zoom-lens/8695458 
This one on PropertyRoom.com includes the accessory grip . But it also includes a cheap lens .

Now that I think about it...
I don't miss the scratched negatives and the dirty negative prints. 

[CharlieB]

I still have mine.  I think its going to my friend Susan's kid in a week or so. 

[timkbryant]

My boss has one of those. It's sparked my desire to get into film a bit.

[crash]

I still have my EOS 5 (non-US A2e) and EOS 3 - I miss them but I haven't touched them in years because I'm with compupix on this:

Now that I think about it...
I don't miss the scratched negatives and the dirty negative prints. 

I'm still trying to find a good way to get all my old B&W negatives scanned cleanly.

[compupix]

It's a lot of work:
1. selecting the worthwhile images
2. cleaning
3. scanning
4. touching up

[kapanak]

It's a lot of work:
1. selecting the worthwhile images
2. cleaning
3. scanning
4. touching up

Other than the scanning step, I don't see how that process is any different from digital photographs captured on a digital camera.

Oh, perhaps you forgot to include the biggest issue which is the developing, and the ~$10-$15 per roll it costs to purchase the film and develop it after. Probably more now with the increased prices of film.