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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Are you passionate about shooting film and you need a starter camera? Well we got ya! In this video you will find good information to help you choose the best 35mm film camera that will fit your needs.
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A great option due to affordability and availability is almost anything with the Pentax K mount. You have Ricoh, Vivitar, Cósina, CHINON and plenty more plus lens lines from all of those brands that are pretty good. Even the Pentax P lines of cameras that offer aperture priority and manual mode like the P3n, P30t & P50 to name a few.
I just bought a Canon EOS 500. It was basically better than free because I sold the lenses it came with ($50 for body & 2 old lenses, I sold the lenses for $60).
It has some distinct advantage over "classics" such as the 1970s/80s Nikons/ Olympus/Canons.
(1) Very cheap. (2) It takes modern Canon EF lenses (3) It has quite advanced autofocus (4) It has sophisticated metering.
Basically you're getting the technology that Canon put into their first high-end DSLRs, but in a modern (for 35mm film) SLR.
OK, it looks very boring and plasticky. You just can't beat the way those 70s/80s SLRs look (and I have several of them on my shelves at home). However, for function, the last of the SLRs, that take current lenses, are well worth looking at. Especially for the price.
When it comes down to it, the only things that really matter are the film and the glass.
Best film depends on the Camera 😊
Yep. Goog film + good camera = Love :))
For budget manual mechanical cameras with great lenses, I'd suggest the Nikon Nikomat, Konica AutoReflex, or Pentax Spotmatic cameras.
Maybe not as beginner friendly, as some of them use the old PX625 mercury cells.
Yes, Nikkormat is one of my favorite, I have that one and I will do a video soon, also I got the Pentax Spotmatic. The aesthetics and build quality of this cameras are amazing!
Great insight! I prefer the Nikon FM all the way and for a point and shoot Pentax PC35 is a great choice without breaking the bank 😂
What is your List of Best Budget 35mm Film Cameras for Starters?
Yes, I agree. When you just start you should not spend crazy money on a film camera until you figure out if you want to shoot film on a long term then invest in something more serious. Canon Eos are great and cheap. I got the Eos 600 and goes with all my Canon EF lenses and many people think in the first sight it is a DSLR :)).
Olympus OM-10, Auto and option to go full manual and a selection of superb Zuiko lenses. ~ Nikon L35AF for point and shoot ~ Nikon FG ~ and a Nikon 50mm Lens. (f1.8/2) ~ Pentax ME Super if you don't go Nikon, a little cheaper to begin with and wide selection of great lenses. ~ One underated Camera is a Nikon F50 if you want AF to learn on, a great camera for beginners. The FM2 (Or FM/FE) is a fantastic camera but someone new to film doesn't need to spend that much.
Personally I think the Canon A1 is a better option all around then the other cameras in the series, especially because it has the Program mode (and it works quite well, especially during day. So it can also replace as a point & shoot). And most of the time, an excellent/near mint condition A1 is usually cheaper then the equivalent AE1 on eBay due to reasons I don’t understand, so it is a no brainer.
Canon has a lot of great SLRs overshadowed by other cameras by itself or by competition. A1, the new F1 (1981) and so on
Yes, totally agree with you! Personally I never used a Canon A1, although in the professional day to day job I use Digital Canon cameras. Now, when it comes to Canon, the only one I would like is to have is Canon F-1, that camera is on the level if not better then the Nikon FM series, and yes I will get one for my own collection :)).
@@finecams_clubcertainly, at the end of the day, for vast majority of people outside of certain professional use, film photography is still a hobbyist activity and the latest uptick in this industry is also being carried out by hobbyists and instagram/tiktok generations. The new Pentax 17 is literally half frame, which just perfect fits for Instagram. my Canon A1 is something I use as a hobby too. There is only so much money I have for me to buy film rolls and get them processed-scanned in a professional lab 😂
I am inclined to my iPhone and Fuji X100V for day to day use
And I agree with you on the Canon F1, especially the New F1, i see a huge consensus amongst photography forums that they think the F1 is indeed better then the Nikons. I also have it in my wishlist to add to my collection.
Not trying to be annoying but the presenters are out of focus
You nail it :)). Yes, I have noticed when I copied the files in my computer. Next time will make sure is in focus. Thanks for your observation!