if you're going film, why not go to a level that outperforms modern digibal FF cameras? Medium Format! (Similar learning curve as 4, but pictures you've not been capable of producing with your previous cameras due to the medium format and corresponding lenses.).Leica IIIa, Leica M2, FED 2, FED 3, Zorki 4 Has a learning curve but nothing beats this if you enjoy it.) You want to re-live how photography started and live in the beautiful world of mechanical rangefinders? (Note: this is like driving a vintage sports car.Nikon FM, FM3, F2, or corresponding canon line. you want an all-manual SLR camera that works without batteries?.
#Nikon f6 pictures manual#
you want auto-exposure but are fine with manual focus?.you want the all-auto convenience of a modern DSLR but want to shoot film?.Now, if you want autofocus, you'll want to look at the Canon EOS film cameras. Here's a nice chart of Canon FD film cameras: Realize that the Canon FD mount is a dead manual focus mount, it hasn't been supported since 1990 or so. Of course, those are just bodies, then you'd have to consider a lens. But it was certainly amazing to use in 1988. For all I know, though, the thing isn't as good as I remember, especially compared to today's cameras.
#Nikon f6 pictures how to#
It took other makers another decade or so to figure out how to make a good electronic camera. Now, if your preference leans to something electronic, the Canon T90 IMHO was the first electronic camera which was worth a damn.
The one I'm talking about is the one in the photo on the wiki article: There are a few flavors of the F-1, as Canon re-used the name for a few different cameras. Every turn of every dial is a satisfying click. It's built like a tank, all metal, and quite heavy. That was Canon's pro model, comparable to Nikon's F5. Best film camera I've ever used is the Canon New F-1 with AE Finder.
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