Three Film Cameras I'm EXCITED To Use in 2023 - My WEIRDEST Camera EVER??
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- Опубликовано: 23 дек 2022
- Today we dive into three COMPLETELY different cameras from my collection that I'm excited to use this upcoming year! I've been neglecting a lot of my film cameras recently as it's been getting colder out so I decided I'd pick out three cameras I'd like to shoot more in 2023.
The "SoNy" NK-7878 is a camcorder-style 35mm film camera with a flip-out optical viewfinder - among other features. I have never seen, and do not expect to find another example of this camera. In fact, I'm nearly positive that it wasn't even made by Sony.
My Samsung Maxima Zoom Alpha that I had purchased from Jeff in my last video appears to work well, as expected. This thing feels similar to a Yashica T series in the hand with a compact, well-made heft. Add a telephoto macro lens to an already well-equipped camera and I'm very much eager to pull a roll through it.
Lastly, we have my beloved Pentax P3, also known as the P30(n), which accepts all of the wonderful K-mount glass out there, while being one of the most user-friendly SLRs I've ever seen.
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Wow! The NK-7878 camera I have never seen one like it at all. It is one unique camera for sure!!
Great vid!
Hi Lane, Happy new year to you. The P3 (P30 in the rest of the world outside the US) is a program or manual exposure camera. It needs the "A" series lenses to work in program which you have on it. Take the lens off the green A setting to switch to manual. It's a good camera. If it's a latter P3n (couldn't quite see on the video) it will have apature priority as well.
All the best
MVC
Thanks for the info! Happy New Year to you, as well.
Isn’t the Sony cam like a Sony Walkman/camera crossover? I love the pentax camera. I have a similar camera one of the easiest thingies to use.
Thanks for your video!
I find it hard to believe that Sony, even in the late 90s or early 2000s, would produce something so strange as the NK-7878. Upon further research it appears to be manufactured by Nokina as a 35mm/cassette recorder combination. Pretty unique, nonetheless! Thank you for watching :)