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The Nikon F/FM line of SLR film camera has always been one of my dream cameras to own. Fully mechanical and doesn’t need battery to operate, the Nikon FM is … Continue reading Nikon FM with Tamron 35-70mm f3.5 – Reliabilty and versatility
Buying film cameras can be an exhilarating yet frustrating experience specially if it’s your first film camera. In a span of a few months, I’ve had owned and sold about … Continue reading How to buy film cameras – Tips and advices
The Nikon F501 or the Nikon N2020 as they call it in North America was Nikon’s first autofocus SLR camera released in 1986. What interest me the most about this … Continue reading Nikon N2020 – Nikon’s first autofocus SLR camera
For some reason I’ve always been drawn to rangefinder cameras. Ofcourse a Leica would be the ultimate dream but I can’t justify (nor afford) the high price. Then came the … Continue reading Olympus-35 SP rangefinder – a Leica alternative?
Pentax will forever hold a special place in my heart since it’s the first DSLR camera brand I owned. So when choosing between the Pentax Espio 90MC and the Minolta … Continue reading Pentax Espio 90MC – The everyday carry
In my quest to find cheap 35mm films to test my Ricoh 500G compact rangefinder, I came across a listing online of a film Nikon SLR. Now a “new” camera … Continue reading Shooting expired film – Ricoh 500G and Kodak Max 400 test roll
A few weeks back, I purchased my first fully mechanical film SLR camera on impulse – the Yashica FX-3 Super 2000. Compared to other SLR’s the Yashica is a more … Continue reading Test roll with the Kentmere Pan 400 and Yashica FX-3 Super 2000
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