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Originally posted by MrFatbooty
The original Nikon was simply called the Nikon F. It looked like this. (non-metered on left, metered version called F Photomic on right)
The F2 replaced it, and it looked like this. (same deal, no meter on left, F2 Photomic with meter on right)
I had an F2 Photomic, like I said before.
The original Nikon was simply called the Nikon F. It looked like this. (non-metered on left, metered version called F Photomic on right)
The F2 replaced it, and it looked like this. (same deal, no meter on left, F2 Photomic with meter on right)
I had an F2 Photomic, like I said before.
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...I really wanna get out and shoot people.
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Originally posted by Mike94CivicEX
:eek3: What travels that fast that needs to be at a stand still in a picture? A bullet would be cool to see as it hits a wall or something. Or a golfball being hit, I saw a picture of that once, the ball actually compresses to about half it's width.
:eek3: What travels that fast that needs to be at a stand still in a picture? A bullet would be cool to see as it hits a wall or something. Or a golfball being hit, I saw a picture of that once, the ball actually compresses to about half it's width.
Mike: I own an FTb. Nice camera. Also have an AE-1 and an A-1.
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Personally I think that Nikon made the best cameras until autofocus caught on. Things looked bad for Canon while they were making AF lenses out of the FD mount (the T-series bodies) but once they came out with the EOS cameras and EF mount they took off. I like the old school Nikons more than Canons but they didn't come out with a solid AF SLR until the N90s while Canon came out with a solid line of AF SLRs with their own dedicated system of lenses. Which is why I have a manual Nikon and an automatic Canon.
Eddie: the F4 ain't an old camera at all. It's completely automatic.
Eddie: the F4 ain't an old camera at all. It's completely automatic.