This will make you sad. Your experience at KEH is the way every good camera store used to be. Buying a camera was a different experience back in the day. Congratulations, and thanks for the great video! I love your pictures, by the way.
The notches on the top left of the frame (horizontal shots) indicate to me that your camera has seen pro use in its life. Usually these were put there to let the photo dept know which photographer to credit or which camera to service if there were problems with the images by the different patterns on the edge of the frame. I have two F3s, great camera. Remember some spare batteries.
One of the things I love about the F3 is the sheer volume of accessories available. Shooting waist level with the viewfinder off is good, but Nikon made a waist level finder for some extra magnification and dust protection. I also bought a Type E focusing screen that I adore. Really easy to personalize it to make it the ultimate shooting experience.
The whole section of you tooling around the city and shooting is fantastic. It felt calming to watch. I know how much effort goes into filming yourself shooting like that, and it just came across like a lovely day with some great shots. Hope you're doing well 😊
The Nikon F3 is my favorite 35mm SLR. A friend let me borrow hers for a year and I fell in love. She asked for it back and the desire to shoot film has gone down because the experience isn’t the same. I am definitely in the market to buy my own F3.
THIS! I think I am more, “camera lover” than photographer. There are certain cameras I enjoy using exponentially more than others, the Pentax 67 and Nikon F3 immediately come to mind.
Bought my F3 a few years ago because I fell in love with one way back when I was a teenager. The LCD and light quit working, but I'm still in love with it and feel like that just gives it more character. Great camera.
I’m in your video!! I found you randomly in my recommended and just happened to watch this and I saw myself 😂 small world indeed. Your work is amazing and I’m a huge (new) fan.
You have a well cared for pro camera. The four notches indicate it was the 4th camera for whoever previously owed it. We use to do that 'back in the day' so if one body failed we would quickly know which one needed to go in for repair. I used F3 cameras for years as a photojournalist. Have fun with it!
watches video* proceeds to delete my atlanta video edit* but seriously the cam kirk video montage, the photos of Brooklen, chefs kiss. great video of a great time Taylor.
My first love of photography began in 1975 when I took a course in photography. Naturally, I was not familar with the aspect of artistic and development at first, however, the more I progressed, it became a lifetime fascination. Today, I enjoy digital and learning software to enhance my photographs, but nothing beats the nostalgia with 35mm camera development and printing. FYI, last week, I have purchased a F3 from a seller on Facebook Market Page and shooting with Ilford XP2 super 400 film.
I'm thankful that the new generation of photographers have an option to make exposure decisions themselves, and not have to scroll a screen menu !! I bought my F3 before digital and still have it. I've never had any problems with the camera body. The camera is precise and well built, but I've never abused it. Long live the F3 !!!
Love the shots of Atlanta taken with a camera like the F3 I used to know in the 80s. The temporary red fingernails were an interesting effect early in the video, then gone on the day hanging out waiting on the flight to depart that evening. Unique.
This was my main camera for YEARS. I still bust it out occasionally It's one of the pinnacles of Nikon's history. (Controversial at the time because of the electrics - the Nikon F and F2 were 100% mechanical except for the light meters inside their "photomic" prisms.) Great stuff! Keep up the good work!
Finding a camera that gels with you when you shoot it is such a great feeling. It’s something that looking at specs or watching reviews won’t ever replace. I have MANY cameras, but recently pulled out my old Konica Autoreflex TC with 40mm f/1.8 and found it a joy to shoot even though on paper it doesn’t tick many boxes for me. Great set, great video.
My current fav camera is my nikon FG, and i absolutely love that little thing. It's like the little baby brother of the F3, so I can see why you're enjoying it
Ah, the good ole' F3. I still have two bodies and a pair of MD-4 motor drives. They were used (abused) relentlessly through the 1980s and into the early 1990s when I worked as a newspaper photojournalist and freelancer. I'm sure the number of rolls of film I ran through them is easily in the thousands! And yet, inspired by all you film freaks reviving analog, I just loaded the first roll of Tri-x* in decades (really!) in one of them to do some testing. I really had not touched these since around 1993-94 probably. You have in your hands one of the very best, past and present. Gen Z meets Boomer tech! Thanks for the inspiration and the fine videos. - p * $12 a roll? Yikes! Can't believe what it costs now. A roll in the early 1980s was around $3. Sigh....
Own an F, an F2, an F3, an F4, and an F801. Lovely cameras. And CoolScan V to scan. The F3 was bought by me in 1981 (the F1 was bought in 63 by my dad).....found an HP viewfinder later. It was plagued by an intermittent fault for 4 years and 5 Nikon services in 2 Nikon service points. Then, I insisted on a flexprint change. 2 days later, a letter. The print had a tear I couldn't have caused myself. All bills were refunded. Since then, it never missed a beat. Later, I also shot a Fuji GX680. Great photos as well. The F and the F3 I will never sell, the rest maybe..... And, great photos. Street, you should only be allowed to shoot on film. As you do, it's magical. And important. Keep your keen eyes open, and enjoy.
N9ikon F3 is a great camera i got mine used around 1990, it was the pro cam for 1980 t0 1990 At that time, a used one was around 1000 USD .. but not loosing worth.. for a long time.. Not like now the digital models, replaced that soon... Still in the shelf, including MD4, differnst finders.... Was / is a great piece of gear!
I picked up a FM2N from KEH recently, but just over the internet. On the late checkout front, you may also be able to check bags with the concierge or front desk, and pick them up later. Assuming your hotel is in a convenient enough location. 🤷♂️😸
You camera was once media. Cool. Thank you for letting me see how you look at where I call home. Glad we were a nice place for you. If you ever sell prints from here pls let me know. Peace & love
The F3 (& the various iterations of the F4) are solidly built film cameras - I always have one or the other with me; coincidentally, B & W is my favourite medium; colour's OK, but it detracts from the subject matter , primarily because one third of the World's populace can only see in monochrome - the other 66% have the advantage of polychromatic vision - it's a great motivator to perceive everything in the grey scale vis-a-vis the often taken-for-granted colour scales that we witness each day of our lives. B & W also renders the subject matter (whatever that may be) in a more moody context. Great video !
Just discovered your channel as a rec from Thomas Heaton's videos (he was also in Andalusia) and I absolutely love your style of shooting! Incredibly inspired. Especially because I moved to Atlanta a year ago, and haven't taken the time to do a walk like this since I moved. I always feel more courage to photo-walk when I'm out traveling, but since ATL is now home, it's somehow much more intimidating. Thanks for waking me up to the opportunities and beauty here :)
Taylor! These are beautiful! I have had an F3 for about two years now and have not played around with the self-timer. I can say that will probably change pretty soon :) It was so good meeting you! Thank you for 19 minutes of phenomenal vibes once again. Also… the music 🤌🏽🤌🏽 Yes. Just yes.
Great cameras. Those old Nikons really were a Golden Age - they are so much more enjoyable to use than most of today's mirrorless cameras. The Leica M11 rangefinder still feels great to use - but it is a very expensive option.
Two recent purchases I made from KEH were packed with plastic bubble wrap instead of recycled cardboard like your video suggests that KEH uses for packing material. I bought a Nikon lens tripod collar from the KEH website and a wimberley arca swiss quick release plate from the KEH EBay store because it was not listed on the KEH website. Neither needed plastic bubble wrap.
That is a really great Kamera, i used it in the 80.s,One of the best Kameras you can buy, i wish you a lot of amazin Photos and a lot of fun, Greatings, Tom from Germany
If you care about bokeh, get the Nikon 50/1.8 Series E lens (the version with the narrow silver ring around the barrel) for your F3. It’s cheap as hell, but it’s fantastic and small. Shoot it at 2.5 and the OoF is amazing. I spent so much money on Leicas for years, and then I paid $40 for that Series E Nikon and finally got the results I always wanted.
It’s a great camera. I first wanted one in 1996 when my photo teacher had one. I eventually got one years later and still use it today. I love it with the md-4 motor drive. Clunky and heavy but awesome when I don’t feel like using the advance lever. Haha!
Many thanks for a fantastic video, I have just purchased an F3 and now shot my first film in years, yet to development, am looking forward to the results, you’re video was an inspiration thanks again, from Kay in the UK. Cheers
Loved my F3/T. Mostly used with the motor drive as a newspaper photog. The film advance is the smoothest you will find in an SLR. Nikon added more ball bearings to the advance compared to the F2, four over one. Enjoy!
I had a weird thing happen to me with my f3; the on off plastic switch broke when i was used the winder. Apparently thats one of the few weak points of the camera. Besides that, love the camera and bought a backup, even though the f3 keeps on working with the broken switch. You can leave the camera in the on position all the time, it only consumes battery when you press the shutter button. I also found it helpful to purchase a shutter release button to install on the camera, as I find the f3's standard shutter release button kind of shallow. Its an amazing 35mm camera and I haven't really found other alternatives that I like as much.
Really enjoyed this. Ten years ago I stopped being a film guy (sent my Nikon F-601 to the charity shop (my mistake), and went down the Leica digital route. I’m now wanting to get back into film photography and strongly leaning towards a Nikon F3. Saw one body only advertised for €450, which I think is a bit steep so still on the lookout.
€450 should buy you a really mint one. I recently bought an F3 with some light signs of use for €200. Took me a bit of time to find one at a decent price, but that goes for all the F’s. It’s worth keeping an eye out for them.
I’ve been using that lens since about 86’ on my old F3, it’s got a great vibe to it. Still works on my D200 fine but very worn. Great video, thanks for sharing this! Sometimes I use and old 52mm white fog filter on mine and get some amazing shots.
I don't know how I've never noticed you have a channel but I'm glad i found it! Love the layers in the shot at 12:19. (Can't wait to see you shoot color next year)
Thank you a brilliant video, bad weather and floods for a few days in the UK and this properly made me smile. My daughter lives in LA and is also into her film photography and I have sent her the link she will love it. Thanks again from the UK, inspirational video :)
This will make you sad. Your experience at KEH is the way every good camera store used to be. Buying a camera was a different experience back in the day. Congratulations, and thanks for the great video! I love your pictures, by the way.
The notches on the top left of the frame (horizontal shots) indicate to me that your camera has seen pro use in its life. Usually these were put there to let the photo dept know which photographer to credit or which camera to service if there were problems with the images by the different patterns on the edge of the frame. I have two F3s, great camera. Remember some spare batteries.
Ooooh, I was wondering why those were there! I wasn’t mad about it haha. I love them actually, but it is so interesting. Thank you!!!
Thanks for the explanation! I was wondering why there were notches :)
@berniecram8347 Can you explain how the notches are etched into the camera?
@@theraven6836As I remember they, either the photographer or the camera department, used to file these notches into the edge of the film gate
@@ashleycarr2899 Thank you. I didn't know this before.
One of the things I love about the F3 is the sheer volume of accessories available. Shooting waist level with the viewfinder off is good, but Nikon made a waist level finder for some extra magnification and dust protection. I also bought a Type E focusing screen that I adore. Really easy to personalize it to make it the ultimate shooting experience.
The whole section of you tooling around the city and shooting is fantastic. It felt calming to watch. I know how much effort goes into filming yourself shooting like that, and it just came across like a lovely day with some great shots.
Hope you're doing well 😊
this hits hard. thank you ⚡️
The Nikon F3 is my favorite 35mm SLR. A friend let me borrow hers for a year and I fell in love. She asked for it back and the desire to shoot film has gone down because the experience isn’t the same. I am definitely in the market to buy my own F3.
THIS! I think I am more, “camera lover” than photographer. There are certain cameras I enjoy using exponentially more than others, the Pentax 67 and Nikon F3 immediately come to mind.
A camera that feels so natural to you is truly the best. Loved the walking section🫶🏽and the photos of just people enjoying their day
Bought my F3 a few years ago because I fell in love with one way back when I was a teenager. The LCD and light quit working, but I'm still in love with it and feel like that just gives it more character. Great camera.
I’m in your video!! I found you randomly in my recommended and just happened to watch this and I saw myself 😂 small world indeed. Your work is amazing and I’m a huge (new) fan.
You have a well cared for pro camera. The four notches indicate it was the 4th camera for whoever previously owed it. We use to do that 'back in the day' so if one body failed we would quickly know which one needed to go in for repair. I used F3 cameras for years as a photojournalist. Have fun with it!
My absolute favorite camera. I have a pair of F3s that I’ve used all over the world. They can handle anything. Enjoy! Great video!
Yes, I bought an F3 because of this video! I love it already, I can't wait to really get into it!
YUSSSSSSS
watches video*
proceeds to delete my atlanta video edit*
but seriously the cam kirk video montage, the photos of Brooklen, chefs kiss. great video of a great time Taylor.
Paaauuullliiiieeeeeee! Thank you, this is so so sweet. Can’t wait to see yours! NO DELETING
My first love of photography began in 1975 when I took a course in photography. Naturally, I was not familar with the aspect of artistic and development at first, however, the more I progressed, it became a lifetime fascination. Today, I enjoy digital and learning software to enhance my photographs, but nothing beats the nostalgia with 35mm camera development and printing. FYI, last week, I have purchased a F3 from a seller on Facebook Market Page and shooting with Ilford XP2 super 400 film.
Lovely images and a great soundtrack! Makes all the difference ❤
I'm thankful that the new generation of photographers have an option to make exposure decisions themselves, and not have to scroll a screen menu !! I bought my F3 before digital and still have it. I've never had any problems with the camera body. The camera is precise and well built, but I've never abused it. Long live the F3 !!!
Love the shots of Atlanta taken with a camera like the F3 I used to know in the 80s. The temporary red fingernails were an interesting effect early in the video, then gone on the day hanging out waiting on the flight to depart that evening. Unique.
This was my main camera for YEARS. I still bust it out occasionally It's one of the pinnacles of Nikon's history. (Controversial at the time because of the electrics - the Nikon F and F2 were 100% mechanical except for the light meters inside their "photomic" prisms.) Great stuff! Keep up the good work!
Even though you were in Atlanta, those shots in the park had a real Central Park NYC vibe to them.
3200 is incredible, it's my secret film and clients LOVE the shots I give them from that film stock
Nice meeting you during the meet! Great video as always!!
Ah yes- that open for breakfast feeling - Piedmont Park is one perfect long kiss, Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta
Great video! Been shooting film for 40 years loved your art. And the music was fantastic! Thank you!
Finding a camera that gels with you when you shoot it is such a great feeling. It’s something that looking at specs or watching reviews won’t ever replace.
I have MANY cameras, but recently pulled out my old Konica Autoreflex TC with 40mm f/1.8 and found it a joy to shoot even though on paper it doesn’t tick many boxes for me.
Great set, great video.
My F3 is my favorite camera and you can’t beat that 100% viewfinder coverage
Really nice video. Thanks for taking us on your photo journey and reminding us why we love photography.
Loved filmstock and seeing all the photographers!
I picked up a lovely F3T from Japan...picked up some used manual glass and off i'm going! The very best of luck with the new Machine!
Picked up a MINT F3 with the nikkor 50 1.4 for $30 this year! Best purchase of my life!
Everything in black n white feels right!!!!! In my opinion......
My current fav camera is my nikon FG, and i absolutely love that little thing. It's like the little baby brother of the F3, so I can see why you're enjoying it
black and white is king,especially in action,mood, and culture...I never used a manual Nikon 35mm...
I’ve had my F3 since 85, it’s been a great camera. Still shoot it regularly
One of the best 35mm cameras ever made. Definitely look for a waist level viewfinder for it. So fun.
You really captured the city in a forest vibe that makes ATL so special
Ah, the good ole' F3. I still have two bodies and a pair of MD-4 motor drives. They were used (abused) relentlessly through the 1980s and into the early 1990s when I worked as a newspaper photojournalist and freelancer. I'm sure the number of rolls of film I ran through them is easily in the thousands! And yet, inspired by all you film freaks reviving analog, I just loaded the first roll of Tri-x* in decades (really!) in one of them to do some testing. I really had not touched these since around 1993-94 probably. You have in your hands one of the very best, past and present. Gen Z meets Boomer tech! Thanks for the inspiration and the fine videos. - p
* $12 a roll? Yikes! Can't believe what it costs now. A roll in the early 1980s was around $3. Sigh....
Own an F, an F2, an F3, an F4, and an F801. Lovely cameras. And CoolScan V to scan. The F3 was bought by me in 1981 (the F1 was bought in 63 by my dad).....found an HP viewfinder later. It was plagued by an intermittent fault for 4 years and 5 Nikon services in 2 Nikon service points. Then, I insisted on a flexprint change. 2 days later, a letter. The print had a tear I couldn't have caused myself. All bills were refunded. Since then, it never missed a beat. Later, I also shot a Fuji GX680. Great photos as well. The F and the F3 I will never sell, the rest maybe..... And, great photos. Street, you should only be allowed to shoot on film. As you do, it's magical. And important. Keep your keen eyes open, and enjoy.
N9ikon F3 is a great camera
i got mine used around 1990, it was the pro cam for 1980 t0 1990
At that time, a used one was around 1000 USD .. but not loosing worth.. for a long time..
Not like now the digital models, replaced that soon...
Still in the shelf, including MD4, differnst finders....
Was / is a great piece of gear!
I picked up a FM2N from KEH recently, but just over the internet. On the late checkout front, you may also be able to check bags with the concierge or front desk, and pick them up later. Assuming your hotel is in a convenient enough location. 🤷♂️😸
I dig the self-portraits. That removable viewfinder is fun!
You camera was once media. Cool. Thank you for letting me see how you look at where I call home. Glad we were a nice place for you. If you ever sell prints from here pls let me know. Peace & love
The F3 (& the various iterations of the F4) are solidly built film cameras - I always have one or the other with me; coincidentally, B & W is my favourite medium; colour's OK, but it detracts from the subject matter , primarily because one third of the World's populace can only see in monochrome - the other 66% have the advantage of polychromatic vision - it's a great motivator to perceive everything in the grey scale vis-a-vis the often taken-for-granted colour scales that we witness each day of our lives. B & W also renders the subject matter (whatever that may be) in a more moody context. Great video !
your vids are great, extremely soothing and calming
Great video! I just shipped my F3/T off to California to get repaired....can't wait to get it back.
Yesss so beautiful. And congrats on the new camera.🌸✨
Just discovered your channel as a rec from Thomas Heaton's videos (he was also in Andalusia) and I absolutely love your style of shooting! Incredibly inspired. Especially because I moved to Atlanta a year ago, and haven't taken the time to do a walk like this since I moved. I always feel more courage to photo-walk when I'm out traveling, but since ATL is now home, it's somehow much more intimidating. Thanks for waking me up to the opportunities and beauty here :)
Awesome shots. Love the pictures from the Nikon. Another fun video to tag along with you on.
just found this page and obsessed. swaggy cute photographer? yes please
Your makeshift tripods in the hotel room are so great. I love it all, keep it up.
Great photos. And I agree KEH is the best. I got my Minolta X-570 from there. Bargain bin it’s nearly perfect.
I got to go to the photo walk in Atlanta! I visited the event from out of state and it was such a fun way to explore the city with my camera
It was a pleasure meeting you at the lobby of the hotel! so bummed I couldn't make the photo walk!
You are better and better!!! New camera is the best camera :)
this is so sweet 😭
That was really a wonderful and refreshing video preparation. Thank you so much.😊
I do love a hotel room at night. Something very cozy about it.
Anyway those studio photos were terrific. I had an F3 once. I should have kept it.
Taylor! These are beautiful! I have had an F3 for about two years now and have not played around with the self-timer. I can say that will probably change pretty soon :)
It was so good meeting you! Thank you for 19 minutes of phenomenal vibes once again. Also… the music 🤌🏽🤌🏽 Yes. Just yes.
Thank you new friend 😭❤️🔥 get that F3 out!
Nice video! For me the Olympus OM1 is the one for 35mm.
Super compact and light
Wow wow wow! Such beautiful images! Ugh! Now I'm staring at the 3200 stock!
I’m a needle match shill (FE, FE2), but the Nikon F3 is a great camera. Congrats on the new extension to your hand.
Great cameras. Those old Nikons really were a Golden Age - they are so much more enjoyable to use than most of today's mirrorless cameras. The Leica M11 rangefinder still feels great to use - but it is a very expensive option.
We love a good jason cameo
Also, that first self portrait is such a good use for the removeable viewfinder!!
164 is a good serial number, they range from 120's (1980) to 200's (2000's), i got mine with the 50mm 1.4, is like driving a cadillac.
Two recent purchases I made from KEH were packed with plastic bubble wrap instead of recycled cardboard like your video suggests that KEH uses for packing material. I bought a Nikon lens tripod collar from the KEH website and a wimberley arca swiss quick release plate from the KEH EBay store because it was not listed on the KEH website. Neither needed plastic bubble wrap.
It was sick meeting you in ATL! Took your portrait and now that we've met, I've watched a few of your videos. Good content and keep it up!
That is a really great Kamera, i used it in the 80.s,One of the best Kameras you can buy, i wish you a lot of amazin Photos and a lot of fun,
Greatings, Tom from Germany
I love doing skate fotos in E6 film. Fuji Provia or Velvia. I use the F3 and F5 for E6 film. Love em!
If you care about bokeh, get the Nikon 50/1.8 Series E lens (the version with the narrow silver ring around the barrel) for your F3. It’s cheap as hell, but it’s fantastic and small. Shoot it at 2.5 and the OoF is amazing. I spent so much money on Leicas for years, and then I paid $40 for that Series E Nikon and finally got the results I always wanted.
It’s a great camera. I first wanted one in 1996 when my photo teacher had one. I eventually got one years later and still use it today. I love it with the md-4 motor drive. Clunky and heavy but awesome when I don’t feel like using the advance lever. Haha!
Bought my F3 in 1990, it's still works like new. I always have the motor drive on, you get used to the weight.
I had an F3 many years ago, loved it
F3 is a wonderful camera. Congrats. Great to see people digging film and shooting old cameras. You make me miss film. Oh to re-build my darkroom!
Many thanks for a fantastic video, I have just purchased an F3 and now shot my first film in years, yet to development, am looking forward to the results, you’re video was an inspiration thanks again,
from Kay in the UK. Cheers
F3HP..one of my wishlist in the 90s...
Very nice video. I am fron Peru and I can tell you, with Cuzco, you are only scratching the surface. Come back for more!
Loved my F3/T. Mostly used with the motor drive as a newspaper photog. The film advance is the smoothest you will find in an SLR. Nikon added more ball bearings to the advance compared to the F2, four over one. Enjoy!
I had a weird thing happen to me with my f3; the on off plastic switch broke when i was used the winder. Apparently thats one of the few weak points of the camera. Besides that, love the camera and bought a backup, even though the f3 keeps on working with the broken switch. You can leave the camera in the on position all the time, it only consumes battery when you press the shutter button. I also found it helpful to purchase a shutter release button to install on the camera, as I find the f3's standard shutter release button kind of shallow. Its an amazing 35mm camera and I haven't really found other alternatives that I like as much.
Really enjoyed this. Ten years ago I stopped being a film guy (sent my Nikon F-601 to the charity shop (my mistake), and went down the Leica digital route. I’m now wanting to get back into film photography and strongly leaning towards a Nikon F3. Saw one body only advertised for €450, which I think is a bit steep so still on the lookout.
€450 should buy you a really mint one. I recently bought an F3 with some light signs of use for €200. Took me a bit of time to find one at a decent price, but that goes for all the F’s. It’s worth keeping an eye out for them.
@@DPer4mance
Thank you for the heads-up. Decided to jump feet first and today my Leica M6 arrived!!
Now waiting on a Voightlander lens. 😫
Love your videos and have loved following along with your year of B&W! Picked up a Nikon fm2n last year and it’s become a fantastic daily carry.
Love the phrase “Nikon F situation” :-) ❤
Just found your channel and added it to my list because this is very good.
Excellent presentation! Thank you. A couple of years ago, I bought an F3, choosing it in favour of a Leica R7. Why? The interchangeable viewfinders. 👌
Your videos are so therapeutic, and when I see a notification from you, I feel relieved. The 3200 shots were scintillating!
This is the sweetest comment I’ve ever seen?
@@graincheck HAHA! You also made my day on Instagram, where you liked one of my stories where I tagged you! 😭❤️
I’m loving all the young guns like Grain
Great video & music, always look forward to your next videos. Good to see your enjoying the F3, I like using them so much, I have 3! Thanks 😊
So much better than the sunny16 bs. Try the 105 2.5. Troo loove. Thanks for sharing.
Those self portraits came out amazing!
This has inspired me to get out my FM2n and some 3200 black and white film again!
Aww... Jealous of the F3. Great photos. Gotta say though, your videography is stunning.... Love the vibe
I’ve been using that lens since about 86’ on my old F3, it’s got a great vibe to it. Still works on my D200 fine but very worn. Great video, thanks for sharing this! Sometimes I use and old 52mm white fog filter on mine and get some amazing shots.
What lens is it if u can tell me pls?
Im looking for a very sharp one 😢
Old 1980s 50mm 1.8 pancake/slim style.
HOLY that shot at 2:40 is stunning
Great work and the F3 will you everytime make you happy;) nice greets from Austria, Europe👏📷🍀 awesome Video👍
9:58 phone sound like Halloween clip. Dark place and the phone rings vibe
I have the F4 and I love it so im sure youll love the F3. Plus, the lens choices are endless for F mount.
thank you for confirming even further 🫡
@@graincheck I def would have gone with the f3 myself but sports is my main and the AF comes in handy when I feel like loading some film for a game!
Awesome video.... I have the F4 and my son has the F3. We could not make it down to FlimStock this year but are planning to make it next year.
I just love your videos! Each time I see one I just want to shoot film! ❤
Love the f3hp. Mine was stolen, still miss it.
They make a waist level finder that keeps the glare off I own all the F series of bodies my favorite is the F2 keep a spare battery with you
I don't know how I've never noticed you have a channel but I'm glad i found it! Love the layers in the shot at 12:19. (Can't wait to see you shoot color next year)
Can I suggest a Yellow filter and a lens hood for a touch of extra contrast, nice video.
Wow I used to own the f3 in the 80s what a great camera it was
Cool, Just a small advise, if I may? Buy a smaller brush for painting and use it to brush the dust off the camera.
Thank you a brilliant video, bad weather and floods for a few days in the UK and this properly made me smile. My daughter lives in LA and is also into her film photography and I have sent her the link she will love it. Thanks again from the UK, inspirational video :)
Superb camera.