Conventional Film SLR Cameras
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How many still own one. And what are you doing with it now? Still using?
I don't know what to do with mine.
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erm.. i use digital only.. HAha
SLR too pro -
film SLR is good...but i haven't master yet i don't want to give it up.
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SLR rocks.
I'm going back to film, looking out for either a Nikon F80D or a Yashica Electro GSN rangefinder. -
i have a SLR for sale. F80 i think, gotta check with colleague.
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the learning curve is pretty steep ... I spent hundreds of dollars developing lousy pictures before I got the hang of f-stops and such ....
it's much easier to go from digital and back to film again ... -
Yeah. It is a cost saving method of understanding SLR M settings.Originally posted by Fatum:the learning curve is pretty steep ... I spent hundreds of dollars developing lousy pictures before I got the hang of f-stops and such ....
it's much easier to go from digital and back to film again ... -
i would love to try shooting film in future... but that's a whole new level.
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I think i came across one thread rom JOhO he said that his brother uses a EOS300 and takes solid slides.Originally posted by kopiosatu:i would love to try shooting film in future... but that's a whole new level.
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FILM baby. -
I love National Geographic... I love the slight noise the pictures contain. I love the colours. I love the moment. -
Originally posted by kopiosatu:
You'll love the rolls they've spent.
I love National Geographic... I love the slight noise the pictures contain. I love the colours. I love the moment.[/b]
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they spend, not the photographersOriginally posted by M©+square:You'll love the rolls they've spent. 
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National Geographic photo of the day.
taken in 1983 at Glacier Bay, Alaska. -
my favourite Nat Geo POD....