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Damn. Not a bad lense.

Love the review. The FE was my first film camera, purchased in 2008 used for $70, based on the recommendations of Ken Rockwell... In my eye's it's still the most perfect distilled camera.

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Very intersting. By chance I have also purchased a infrared filter (off Amazon) for my C330. I have yet to purchase the Rollei infrared film. Can you tell me where you got the film and how much it cost? Thanks !

I have a Leica m3 that just got passed down to me. I shot a roll of film with 50mm lense. But is the default frame line 35mm? So are my shots gonna be all zoomed in and wrong?

Lovely photos! Keep it up!

this is painful to watch, I would just use 50mm

beautiful pictures, especially the BMW looks great

I just bought one on eBay, can’t wait to use it. You guys know which battery it takes?

Your Leica-combi definitely needs a strict diet !!😂

Nice

What is the purpose of this? To see if you get a click?

Thank you for the video! Your voice is so calm and somewhat charming, and photographs are good too. ❤ I miss film photography, honestly. Went digital, but still, film photography was way more fun IMO

I love the M240. The Iranians are beautiful people.

Bought one off Ebay too. Yet to shoot with it but it is on my agenda. Very nicely made camera.

I've got a C-330 and also the 250MM Lens, which I have never used. After seeing your video, I'm going to put it on the camera and shoot a roll with it!

This is it. I bought for my Minolta Autocord as well. There great if you don't use the camera the whole time and use different speed films.

Thanks so much for your tips. I didn't know you could add the newer hood to the older camera. Another great addition I made is the film box lid holder I bought from Ebay. There are a lot of cheap 3D printed ones but I got a really good one. I'll try an put a link. With the film holder and the enclosed hood it is pretty much the F version!!

Thank you, very informative.

Nice lenses, I would get Panasonic Leica 50-200mm instead of the 100-300mm. It's much better quality and also accept teleconverters

I once had the 250/6.3 lens which I bought new, but was disappointing. It was not very sharp and showed only little contrast. All other lenses were great, however. I shot my best pictures with the Mamiya.

Ha ha...I have the Mamiya C330 and I am picking up my first Hasselblad 500 CM tomorrow morning with three lenses. I know what you mean about the itch. I've had it for 30 years. Time to act!!

just bought the camera, this is my first camera and stumbled into your video after searching for videos bout the camera, i hope i can get as much life out of the camera just like your wife did

Wow amazing work! btw do you push the film?

Good job, it can't be easy to focus a .095 lens.

Great work!

Nice and simple film camera! Love this Nikon FE. Great vid

...very helpful information...thanks...

Great review! Nice images! Wonderful to see a keen film photographer in action. Will the new Rollei 35 AF stir up renewed interest in these older models? 😎

My hometown! Great video.

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Several people myself and Ken Rockwell included believe this to be one of the greatest portrait lenses ever made for 35mm - there are a few contenders - I have the one previously owned by French/English actress Audrey Tautou which came attached to the Leica M8 she was given by Jena Pierre Jeunet to be used in the Chanel Advert set aboard the Orient Express and filmed on location in Istanbul. The camera and lens can be seen in the 2 minute odd film. This was thier third pairing as he directed her in Amelie, A Very Long Engagement and the ad. If anyone is remotely interested I will be selling the M8 and the lens along with a Euro charger shortly as I have too much Leica stuff - Pro for 35 years becoming a humble hobbyist!!

The Nikon F with plain prism finder is still a very nice option. IMO, buying one with any of the several TTL prisms made over the years, not so much. The meters use mercury batteries, a constant issue with old meters, but which can be worked around. For the NIkon, the biggest issue is the unfortunate engineering and materials choices made at the time. Apart from looking like the chunky add-on they are, the electrical components have not borne the passage of time, failing with no repair parts and dubious repairs options. Nikon's efforts at TTL metering didn't reach prime time until the Nikkormat series launched. Somewhat oddly, Nikon's metering effort mirrored the TTL metering of Miranda body a full generation of cameras preceding the F. Miranda did it earlier and more cleanly styled. The Nikkormat closely copied their ideas.

I think the nikkormat el is a best beginner film camera since it’s cheaper, robust and you can learn the functionality of auto mode on a film camera

Did you use any filters?

Nikon F+ seconic meter+ decent film = :)

thanks for the video ... i have the tripod but i have with the second section of the tripod legs ... it's not opening at all .. !! did u have this problem ?

right to the point: i do appreciate your excellent review 08:20 what is the moderne lens you talk about? (to avoid flare)

what park is this?

Nice photos, looking forward to see more on film!

Haven't seen a lot of real reviews about this. How do you like it?

Nice photos. I love your commentary

Love your channel, keep it up with the great shots.

can you share in what situations you would or would not use flash with this mju camera?

Hi, you made my day because I had Mamiya C330 with the 80mm when I was in photography college (CEGEP Vieux-Montréal) in 1970. But I did not bought a other lens after . Great souvenir !!! I keep the camera 3 years. Great souvenir !!! But now I regret that sold it. Great souvenir !!! Great video...THANKS !!!

I got my first one in 1975.

Great info. Thanks. Do you know if the S waist level finder works on a Mamiya C220?

I really love the video and the story you shared. I really love the camera too. Mr first Zenit was the 12XL; the identical twin of the 122 produced for the Latin American market. I loved that camera so much, I bought the Zenit 122 as well 🥰 These cameras can be operated at subzero temperatures...not too many cameras can do that! 🤗 Awesome cameras that...in spite of their plastic shell...are built like tanks! 🥰

The halatian worked well. I think my favourite was the Cat - just because less cliched than the rest; that is NO reflection on you, I’m not saying your work is ever cliche, just recognising that cinestill t has some fairly distinct use cases, and where you are is not exactly awash with choice… That’s one of the joys of modular cameras tho. If you have the money to dedicate a film back to it, you can always have a specialist night urban film loaded in ready to take the one or two pics at a time when you want it… Thanks again for sharing your work, enjoyable as always.

Beautiful shots!