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Nikomat FTN, Nikkor Pre-Ai 35mm F2.8
Nikomat FTN, Nikkor Pre-Ai 35mm F2.8
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Show us your film cameras
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olli thomson
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The FM2n - my 'return to film' camera and my latest acquisition, the F2A
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Marek M
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is that none of the film camera images posted were taken with the same brand digital camera. Everybody switched allegiances.
The Grumpy Snapper
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Mine was taken for a couple of blog posts. One was about 44 years of using Olympus cameras, professionally since 1980. But the only reason I use m4/3 is because of my 4/3 HG and SHG glass. I started slowly transitioning to Sony some time ago.
44 years of Olympus cameras.
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One of my faves
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I have a lot of film cameras, but since the early 80's, the Canon AE-1P has been my primary for a manual focus camera. Below that is one of many pictures I have gotten with this setup.
AE-1P, 35mm f/2 - still some Tri-X in the camera
Man walking Goat - Tmax 400, AE-1P 200mm @f/4
AE-1P, 35mm f/2 - still some Tri-X in the camera
Man walking Goat - Tmax 400, AE-1P 200mm @f/4
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Zeiss Contaflex Rapid
SylverFox
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Here's a few of mine...
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"The fascinating moment which you wish to preserve for ever in a photo disappears as quickly as it comes; you must be prepared . It is not enough for you to know what this lever or that knob does, you must learn to handle your camera as instinctively as the pianist find his notes" Voigtländer Manual 1933
Nigel
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"The fascinating moment which you wish to preserve for ever in a photo disappears as quickly as it comes; you must be prepared . It is not enough for you to know what this lever or that knob does, you must learn to handle your camera as instinctively as the pianist find his notes" Voigtländer Manual 1933
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Digitalis32
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A camera is just a camera. Who is behind it, matters far more.
Miguel Mealha
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Alpa like home made. Rodenstock 35mm.
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Macomb1948
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My Pentax 645, one of about 50 working film cameras I play with.
richardwilf
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My Minolta X300 (on holiday!). Had it new in 1985 and used it until 2008 when I bought a DSLR. Started using it again in the last couple of years.
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I have been shooting B&W film at WWII living history events using period cameras including the Kodak 35, the Argus C3 "Brick" and a recently acquired Zeiss Ikon Contax II. I also have a Speed Graphic 4x5 that I am trying to work with.
I have been shooting B&W film at WWII living history events using period cameras including the Kodak 35, the Argus C3 "Brick" and a recently acquired Zeiss Ikon Contax II. I also have a Speed Graphic 4x5 that I am trying to work with.
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Is it all about brands again? I shoot with Mamiya, Pentax, Olympus, Minolta in film; and Sony, Pentax, Panasonic and Nikon in digital and of course I use even more brands when you count third party lenses. So no, it is not all about brand allegiance.
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