What would be a perfect starting film camera for me? - starting a film
I want in photography, I take a course at my university i stat in a week. I want a camera for me to buy the ready starting to spend 400-600 dollars. I will mainly drift events.
Friday, February 12, 2010
Starting A Film What Would Be A Perfect Starting Film Camera For Me?
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Pentax K1000
Pentax MX
Pentax LX
If you can take a camera to work and everywhere (and it does not bother me manual focus) FM2n Nikon ($ 250 - $ 400) or FM3A ($ 350 - $ 450). No batteries required, so it works in almost any temperature. The FM3A has some characteristics of, as long as the batteries are good.
If you want AF, Nikon N90S ($ 250 - $ 400) or F100 ($ 450 - $ 600). The F100 is a professional camera and the D300 is based on it. That means you can both (F100 and D300/D700 Full Frame Switch) and easily between them.
Even if you buy later a D700, you get exactly the same view / output of your digital photos from film. When you buy a flash remember that the film flashes (SB26, SB28), no TT-R with digital cameras, but are SB600/800/900 with the digital film and synchronized.
I know the Nikon N70 is cheaper than that and nothing I had to do. Add 400 if done to 600, I'm sure you can get the N90S or higher.
I would be through a canyon A1
Get a good used.
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