I snapped a 50mm STM on my EOS30 and when I post photos on Reddit people think sometimes it’s large format. Images are always perfectly exposed, incredibly sharp and detailed. I didn’t expect this cheap setup will produce such results. And it just works! I point and shoot :)
I know this was posted several years ago, but I just got back into film photography in the past year so I did something similar. I bought both a N65 and N80 for less than $100 total and put my G series Nikon glass on them. Now I have a two kits that produces excellent film images and it cost me next to nothing.
So true! I recently scored a clean/working N90 with a grip for $15 on eBay. I bought a Nikon N4004 body with a 50mm f1.8D lens for $35. I just listed the N4004 body for sale on eBay. Great bargain for a fantastic 35mm film kit AND it will shoot my Nikon G glass!
Nice. I found a Nikon F60, which I think was their entry level SLR in its day, for $10 at a garage sale. Then bought a 50mm 1.8 for $85 and it’s actually so fun to use, after using manual cameras for so long.
eyy i have the same camera, and i really want to buy the lens you bought, the 50mm1.8. is it really worth it? do you have videos or pics that i can see?
I see your point but it only makes sense if you already have your expensive 'digital' glass. I wouldn't see the point in shooting on film there. For me the fun part of film is in the basics of it, the pure simplicity and mechanical cameras. But absolutely great to see this as a different approach to film.
Yes but film also is about the look made. Using your favourite film in a very capable camera and lens combo can give fantastic results sometimes hard to achieve in digital.
I very recently purchased this camera body (f80) for very little and put a af 50mm 1.8 d lens on it that I also got for very little. What a very capable bit of kit to shoot your favourite film with. These cameras of the late 90s and early 2000's were the peak of film camera design, were so capable with the matrix metering and excellent auto focus lens. The outcome, it is easier to shoot and stay focused on composition with the ability to get the highest quality images on your favourite film.
Just picked up an old 300v in plastic silver complete with heaps of scrapes and scuffs for $5au, it’s comical with my L lenses on it but it makes so much sense with my nifty 50! Got it to use up 30 rolls of film I inherited, can’t wait to get the negs back - it was so satisfying getting this cheap camera from the tip shop, putting in fresh batteries and seeing it come to life and wind on a roll of film for me - it’s so cool how it winds on the entire roll at once, counting the frames as it goes
thanks Coops, there is a lot of info out there for adapting vintage lenses to DSLR's but not much on using modern lenses on film cameras. I think this is a podcast niche someone could pick up on :)
I to have the small but great f80 and my most famous image on Flickr was take with an f80 and Nikkor 24mm f1.8g with 170000 views. Good advice you gave, apart from the Olympus muj 2 which I’ve got decent results with the best and cheapest results have come with later Plastic SLR with a good modern lens. Thanks for the excellent video moving the debate away from cult expensive cameras.
Very much agree with this! I bought a Canon EOS 300V with a kit lens and a nice bag for around 30$ the other day. It's as small as my Leica M6 and a lot lighter! And I can of course use all my superb L-Series Canon lenses on that body. It's amazing! The built in flash is actually really good too. Is it just me or were built in flashes better in the 90's than they are now?
I took your advice and bought the N80 of a classmate for $100. It came with a shitty telephoto lens. However, I got lucky and found someone near me that was selling the 50mm 1.8g for only $100. So I've spent $200 on this system and got a killer system in return. I'm excited to see what this lens can do! Thank you for the advice!
Your video hits the nail right on the head! The ability to use modern, high quality, AF lenses on these film SLRs is a great reason to buy one. I too found a Nikon F80 for a cheap price and love to use it. I even shoot my kids' sports with it! You can find any number of these more modern film SLRs and get all the advantages of your good glass, thereby doubling the utility of your lenses if you also shoot digital. The Nikon F80 in particular is a phenomenal value because it gives you about 70% of the features and feel of using a camera like an F100 for about 1/4 the price.
i got a canon eos 300n for a fiver and shoved my nifty fifty on it! great results! that was a few years ago. I am mostly sony these days. The only film camera I use now is my zorkie 4 k. The jupiter 8 f2 is a sharp lens.
Hi Coops, excellent video mate. The only type of lens one wouldn’t want to use on 35mm film SLR’s is the digital Di lenses as using those type of lens will give you vignetting.
I concur completely with your thoughts! I have both an F5 and F80. I mostly use the Nikon AF-D lenses but picked up a 50mm 1.8G for my D800 and started using it on my F5. The results are spectacular! The D series lenses give an old school rendering with beautiful tonal depth but the new G lenses give you this clean modern look. Really sharp and crisp. Also what I love about the newer lenses is the autofocus. It's just so accurate and fast! I can shoot at f2.2 and know I will still hit focus, and there's hardly any CA.
Picked up my nikon n65 on 50% off day at my local thrift shop. Came out to be $3 even, just needed batteries. Plus the Vr on my nikon and tamron lenses functions normally with that camera which blows my mind!
I own a Nikon F65 and a Nikon F5 and cannot use my DX lens on them. The 50mm prime works great and as you said it is fast and sharp. Great video and topic. More please.
Great video as usual , i have tried the sigma art 35m lens on my nikon f100 and got some really amazing results with porter 400. Amazing channel for film shooters .
When I first partially returned to film my first camera was the EOS 5 because it would take my ef lenses, but they don’t take ef-s with either massive vignetting or totally weird stuff happening. I’ve not shot with that camera in quite a while and it is absolutely mint since the mode dial was replaced. I'm doing a film 365 project next year, I think because of its versatility I will use that camera so thank you for the prompt. A great video with brilliant advice which I often give to newbies who have never shot film.
So true man! these cheap bodies are great and super silent, I use a Canon eos 30 with a modern EF 50mm 1.2 L lens. I used to have Leica M6, MP and M2, and contax's, don't believe the hype, go for good glass and these cheap friendly user camera bodies
Late to the party... However, say hi to my sister who lives in Perth please. Love your videos and your video has just given added life to my G and D lenses, otherwise only used on my D700. Thanks my friend. From Blighty!
Minolta af lenses. I shoot mine on a dynax 7 or maxxum 7 depending on where you bought it . You can mount the Minolta glass on the modern Sony digital cameras . The Sony’s before the A7 mirrorless that is . Minolta made very good glass having bought up the optics division of Konica they in turn got bought by Sony . Nice lenses and great bargains to be had . I also shoot a Nikon f100 but don’t buy one people the f80 or f75 only Nikon you will need .
My wife got me one for our Anniv. This year. Sadly mine stuffered from the film door latch issue where the catches break over time. Luckily she got the money back from the ebay seller and I got to keep the camera. Uscamera.com had a few spare doors so I picked one up and will be refurbishing my F80. It's a nice little plastic fantastic.
When I travel I take a Canon EOS300 body along with my DSLR, as I can mount my EF lenses, and have the option of shooting film as well as digital by only carrying one extra body. The body cost just £11 and is in immaculate condition.
Ive started to go backwards and started shooting cheap lenses i like the way they render on film. I had a nikon 24-70 2.8g on my F6 a while ago and the images came out flat af so im a bit hesitant about using lenses which have been optimised for digital since they have way more elements and coatings
Great video mate, I have an F80 and it's a very cool camera. Maybe the only camera you need, I use the standard 50mm f1.8 and it's wonderful. Yesterday I got the mother of all xmas presents .... a Mamiya RZ67 for $250 NZ dollars. Still in shock over that one:) Have a great xmas and happy new year.
Hey coops, just wanted to say I love your vids, I appreciate the things you share. Just keep it up man. 👍👍👍 I live in Perth as well, awesome to see someone local haha
Great video, that's what most younger, digitally raised, photographers don't realize, the camera does not really matter in film photography, it's the film and the glass that make the picture. Exactly why I bought my Canon Eos 3, when I stumbled across one for an awesome price. I have the good Canon L glass anyways, so why not use it for my film photos as well.
Just so you know, the new Nikon 24-70 VR won’t work on any film camera, and even older digital cameras, because it’s 2.8E which means electronic aperture control, only a feature on newer digital cameras
alvareo92 really? Hmm since I could mount and autofocus several G series lenses I’ve tried I just figured the new ones would still work also. Nikon are usally pretty good with that stuff
Hello everyone! I need help! I have a dilemma whether the photos from the Samyang 135mm F2.0 ED UMC lens will come out as deadly sharp on film as in the case of digital? Thank you!
Hy I recently got the Nikon F80 and it came with a Tamron 28-200 f3.8- 5.6 lens. It also has an aperture ring on the lens. Do you put the aperture on f22 on the lens and control the aperture with the camera although on the lens it says otherwise?
Dude. Thank you for your review. I want to try film and wanted to get EOS 3 or 1V but with 50mm Art it will cost around 1000+ doll. i do have however 50mm 1.4 G. lens. what do you think about N75 nikon ? my buddy recommended this buuuuuut.. when i see this silver plastic i almost 😅 what to OMG!! what do you think about N75?
Ted, I know you love your Leica and Olympus manual focus bodies, but put a 50mm or 85mm 1.8 G on a Nikon F5 and you have one seriously awesome combo. The autofocus is so accurate and the images beautifully crips and sharp!
Is there any option to mount modern lens on fully mechanical camera? Some Zeiss is about $1k, and aside from Zeiss I only recall fuji lens, but they're for aps-c So I have no idea about affordable modern lens with aperture ring and all these f80s and similar canons are quite rare and overpriced in my region, you'll be very lucky if you find some f80 or f90 with vintage lens for $100 us, it's just ridiculous...
I think I seriously need to be getting myself a film camera. Oh! Question: have you ever used the Nishika N8000. I saw it in Mango Streets - $300 vs. $20,000 3D PHOTOS youtube video, seems interesting just thought you may like to check it out! Love the videos !
I have been getting better and more consistent results with range finders from 1957-1980 than my slrs with vintage/modern glass. Some of the photos with modern glass come out too much like digital after I edit. Folks think they are digital images.
LEGIN 6 same question I have! I have a Nikon EM & a 35mm dx & 85mm fx lens and I’m trying to figure out how I can adjust aperture or if it automatically does it??
The point of using film is to get an image quality you can't easily achieve using digital. In my opinion there is no reason to put a digital sensor in these film cameras. But if you want it there is someone who is or has currently trying to market this idea. It was a crowd funding campaign you can find out about on search.
I had a Nikon F80 which was an awful camera. The build quality was rubbish and the ergonomics are a joke compared to a F5. Also the shutter mechs are a lot more broken on these plastic Nikons. I also have two F90Xs with broken shutters. They are all worth nothing. I don't think it is a good idea to spend less money on junk you will never love and use. Therefore I will hold on to my trusty Nikon F2s and F5s until I die. The lens collection will get better over the years and the pro bodies will probably outlast me.
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I snapped a 50mm STM on my EOS30 and when I post photos on Reddit people think sometimes it’s large format. Images are always perfectly exposed, incredibly sharp and detailed. I didn’t expect this cheap setup will produce such results. And it just works! I point and shoot :)
Great points ! Sold my F100 to a NY hipster for $200 more than I paid for it …. Got an N80 for $10 in the box ! Cheers coops
You couldn't be more right. The F80/N80 is undoubtedly the best deal around for a Nikon autofocus film SLR. Well said.
I know this was posted several years ago, but I just got back into film photography in the past year so I did something similar. I bought both a N65 and N80 for less than $100 total and put my G series Nikon glass on them. Now I have a two kits that produces excellent film images and it cost me next to nothing.
Still a great option for people these days, considering the cost now of vintage film cameras
You make very good points... Nobody on TH-cam is saying what you said.
So true! I recently scored a clean/working N90 with a grip for $15 on eBay. I bought a Nikon N4004 body with a 50mm f1.8D lens for $35. I just listed the N4004 body for sale on eBay. Great bargain for a fantastic 35mm film kit AND it will shoot my Nikon G glass!
This is what i did now too. An EOS 3 with the 50 1.8 STM. Great Setup!
Ditto.
Nice. I found a Nikon F60, which I think was their entry level SLR in its day, for $10 at a garage sale. Then bought a 50mm 1.8 for $85 and it’s actually so fun to use, after using manual cameras for so long.
eyy i have the same camera, and i really want to buy the lens you bought, the 50mm1.8. is it really worth it? do you have videos or pics that i can see?
found a Canon EOS 100 for 2 euros. works great..
I see your point but it only makes sense if you already have your expensive 'digital' glass. I wouldn't see the point in shooting on film there. For me the fun part of film is in the basics of it, the pure simplicity and mechanical cameras. But absolutely great to see this as a different approach to film.
Yes but film also is about the look made. Using your favourite film in a very capable camera and lens combo can give fantastic results sometimes hard to achieve in digital.
I very recently purchased this camera body (f80) for very little and put a af 50mm 1.8 d lens on it that I also got for very little. What a very capable bit of kit to shoot your favourite film with. These cameras of the late 90s and early 2000's were the peak of film camera design, were so capable with the matrix metering and excellent auto focus lens. The outcome, it is easier to shoot and stay focused on composition with the ability to get the highest quality images on your favourite film.
Found a Nikon n65 for $1.25 plus $7.25 shipping. Paired it with my 50mm 1.8g. Can’t beat it. My photos are stunning.
Just picked up an old 300v in plastic silver complete with heaps of scrapes and scuffs for $5au, it’s comical with my L lenses on it but it makes so much sense with my nifty 50! Got it to use up 30 rolls of film I inherited, can’t wait to get the negs back - it was so satisfying getting this cheap camera from the tip shop, putting in fresh batteries and seeing it come to life and wind on a roll of film for me - it’s so cool how it winds on the entire roll at once, counting the frames as it goes
thanks Coops, there is a lot of info out there for adapting vintage lenses to DSLR's but not much on using modern lenses on film cameras. I think this is a podcast niche someone could pick up on :)
Well said - totally agree !! Loving my Nikon F80 & F75 with my modern Nikkor glass 🤩🏆 Great video, thanks !
Hi Coops, they was super cheap until you talk about them, prices will rise like rockets. Big hug from Portugal. 👍
I to have the small but great f80 and my most famous image on Flickr was take with an f80 and Nikkor 24mm f1.8g with 170000 views. Good advice you gave, apart from the Olympus muj 2 which I’ve got decent results with the best and cheapest results have come with later Plastic SLR with a good modern lens. Thanks for the excellent video moving the debate away from cult expensive cameras.
Very much agree with this! I bought a Canon EOS 300V with a kit lens and a nice bag for around 30$ the other day. It's as small as my Leica M6 and a lot lighter! And I can of course use all my superb L-Series Canon lenses on that body. It's amazing!
The built in flash is actually really good too. Is it just me or were built in flashes better in the 90's than they are now?
I took your advice and bought the N80 of a classmate for $100. It came with a shitty telephoto lens. However, I got lucky and found someone near me that was selling the 50mm 1.8g for only $100. So I've spent $200 on this system and got a killer system in return. I'm excited to see what this lens can do! Thank you for the advice!
Your video hits the nail right on the head! The ability to use modern, high quality, AF lenses on these film SLRs is a great reason to buy one. I too found a Nikon F80 for a cheap price and love to use it. I even shoot my kids' sports with it! You can find any number of these more modern film SLRs and get all the advantages of your good glass, thereby doubling the utility of your lenses if you also shoot digital. The Nikon F80 in particular is a phenomenal value because it gives you about 70% of the features and feel of using a camera like an F100 for about 1/4 the price.
I have an EF 50mm f1.8 lens for my Canon Rebel SL2. I got a Rebel G film camera now. I shot a roll and got some great pix.
i got a canon eos 300n for a fiver and shoved my nifty fifty on it! great results! that was a few years ago. I am mostly sony these days. The only film camera I use now is my zorkie 4 k. The jupiter 8 f2 is a sharp lens.
Hi Coops, excellent video mate. The only type of lens one wouldn’t want to use on 35mm film SLR’s is the digital Di lenses as using those type of lens will give you vignetting.
I concur completely with your thoughts! I have both an F5 and F80. I mostly use the Nikon AF-D lenses but picked up a 50mm 1.8G for my D800 and started using it on my F5. The results are spectacular! The D series lenses give an old school rendering with beautiful tonal depth but the new G lenses give you this clean modern look. Really sharp and crisp. Also what I love about the newer lenses is the autofocus. It's just so accurate and fast! I can shoot at f2.2 and know I will still hit focus, and there's hardly any CA.
Picked up my nikon n65 on 50% off day at my local thrift shop. Came out to be $3 even, just needed batteries. Plus the Vr on my nikon and tamron lenses functions normally with that camera which blows my mind!
I own a Nikon F65 and a Nikon F5 and cannot use my DX lens on them. The 50mm prime works great and as you said it is fast and sharp. Great video and topic. More please.
Alan Gibson correct
Great video as usual , i have tried the sigma art 35m lens on my nikon f100 and got some really amazing results with porter 400.
Amazing channel for film shooters .
When I first partially returned to film my first camera was the EOS 5 because it would take my ef lenses, but they don’t take ef-s with either massive vignetting or totally weird stuff happening. I’ve not shot with that camera in quite a while and it is absolutely mint since the mode dial was replaced. I'm doing a film 365 project next year, I think because of its versatility I will use that camera so thank you for the prompt. A great video with brilliant advice which I often give to newbies who have never shot film.
my mode dial is also weird!! It’s very hard to turn, does work tho
So true man! these cheap bodies are great and super silent, I use a Canon eos 30 with a modern EF 50mm 1.2 L lens. I used to have Leica M6, MP and M2, and contax's, don't believe the hype, go for good glass and these cheap friendly user camera bodies
Late to the party... However, say hi to my sister who lives in Perth please. Love your videos and your video has just given added life to my G and D lenses, otherwise only used on my D700. Thanks my friend. From Blighty!
Yeahh boyy good shots with that combo 😁 I gotta send you some of my shots from that road trip we did 👍
Minolta af lenses. I shoot mine on a dynax 7 or maxxum 7 depending on where you bought it . You can mount the Minolta glass on the modern Sony digital cameras . The Sony’s before the A7 mirrorless that is . Minolta made very good glass having bought up the optics division of Konica they in turn got bought by Sony . Nice lenses and great bargains to be had . I also shoot a Nikon f100 but don’t buy one people the f80 or f75 only Nikon you will need .
My wife got me one for our Anniv. This year. Sadly mine stuffered from the film door latch issue where the catches break over time. Luckily she got the money back from the ebay seller and I got to keep the camera. Uscamera.com had a few spare doors so I picked one up and will be refurbishing my F80. It's a nice little plastic fantastic.
When I travel I take a Canon EOS300 body along with my DSLR, as I can mount my EF lenses, and have the option of shooting film as well as digital by only carrying one extra body. The body cost just £11 and is in immaculate condition.
Well said, I've done this and the modern glass gives amazing results
I love my f80 use it with my Sigma 50mm and I love how sharp it is
Ive started to go backwards and started shooting cheap lenses i like the way they render on film. I had a nikon 24-70 2.8g on my F6 a while ago and the images came out flat af so im a bit hesitant about using lenses which have been optimised for digital since they have way more elements and coatings
I have a Canon 300, from when I was young. So a nice lense I can use on both digital and the film camara.
Just scooped up a F80 on ebay. Can't wait to play with it.
Great video mate, I have an F80 and it's a very cool camera. Maybe the only camera you need, I use the standard 50mm f1.8 and it's wonderful. Yesterday I got the mother of all xmas presents .... a Mamiya RZ67 for $250 NZ dollars. Still in shock over that one:) Have a great xmas and happy new year.
Hey coops, just wanted to say I love your vids, I appreciate the things you share. Just keep it up man. 👍👍👍 I live in Perth as well, awesome to see someone local haha
Great video, that's what most younger, digitally raised, photographers don't realize, the camera does not really matter in film photography, it's the film and the glass that make the picture. Exactly why I bought my Canon Eos 3, when I stumbled across one for an awesome price. I have the good Canon L glass anyways, so why not use it for my film photos as well.
Just so you know, the new Nikon 24-70 VR won’t work on any film camera, and even older digital cameras, because it’s 2.8E which means electronic aperture control, only a feature on newer digital cameras
alvareo92 really? Hmm since I could mount and autofocus several G series lenses I’ve tried I just figured the new ones would still work also. Nikon are usally pretty good with that stuff
@@shootswithcoops The E lenses will not work on cameras like the F80 (which I have and love). Everything else will though.
The 21st century Nikkor “G” AF-S lenses are really great.
Hello everyone! I need help! I have a dilemma whether the photos from the Samyang 135mm F2.0 ED UMC lens will come out as deadly sharp on film as in the case of digital?
Thank you!
Guys what do you think is technically better (Metering, AF) a Canon 33 oder Nikon F80?
I just wish the modern SLRs had manual film advance. The motors are so loud! 😩
Fnzzy get one from late 90s or early 00s the 80s cameras are loud for sure .
Hy I recently got the Nikon F80 and it came with a Tamron 28-200 f3.8- 5.6 lens.
It also has an aperture ring on the lens.
Do you put the aperture on f22 on the lens and control the aperture with the camera although on the lens it says otherwise?
Do you have a list of very good lenses to use for Nikon AF film cameras ?
Great video! Come to Madrid, let's shoot some film! 😊
Rodrigo Quirante in Spain next August for a wedding actually haha
Shootswithcoops That's awesome! Come say hi! 📸
Sounds good to me, i would love to buy a new really sharp high quality lens to my analog Canon EOS 50E.
I would love a Sigma lens.
Great informative review. I have a NIKON FE, can modern lenses be used on that one?
You bring up some good points Coop!
Awesome video! Does the Canon L-series work on all film cameras that have the EF-mount? So from 1987 onwards?
Dude. Thank you for your review. I want to try film and wanted to get EOS 3 or 1V but with 50mm Art it will cost around 1000+ doll.
i do have however 50mm 1.4 G. lens. what do you think about N75 nikon ? my buddy recommended this buuuuuut.. when i see this silver plastic i almost 😅 what to OMG!! what do you think about N75?
That's a smart idea, man.
Ted Vieira thanks ted
Ted, I know you love your Leica and Olympus manual focus bodies, but put a 50mm or 85mm 1.8 G on a Nikon F5 and you have one seriously awesome combo. The autofocus is so accurate and the images beautifully crips and sharp!
Is there any option to mount modern lens on fully mechanical camera? Some Zeiss is about $1k, and aside from Zeiss I only recall fuji lens, but they're for aps-c
So I have no idea about affordable modern lens with aperture ring and all these f80s and similar canons are quite rare and overpriced in my region, you'll be very lucky if you find some f80 or f90 with vintage lens for $100 us, it's just ridiculous...
I think I seriously need to be getting myself a film camera. Oh! Question: have you ever used the Nishika N8000. I saw it in Mango Streets - $300 vs. $20,000 3D PHOTOS youtube video, seems interesting just thought you may like to check it out! Love the videos !
Xella TO I’ve seen them but never used one, I think there a bit of a gimmick, fun to muck around with but wouldn’t use it for anything serious
@@shootswithcoops yeah totally plastic and unpredictable
I found a Canon 750 with a kit lens from the trash :) Too bad it's basically a slr with functions of a pocket camera.
I have been getting better and more consistent results with range finders from 1957-1980 than my slrs with vintage/modern glass. Some of the photos with modern glass come out too much like digital after I edit. Folks think they are digital images.
How do adjust aperture ?
LEGIN 6 same question I have! I have a Nikon EM & a 35mm dx & 85mm fx lens and I’m trying to figure out how I can adjust aperture or if it automatically does it??
This was very helpful. Thanks so much
Anyone know if you can use a Canon 50mm 1.4 on a Rebel II or EOS 630?
I got a N75 Nikon film camera and I can't get it to work. F EE
What great advice, thank you.
Good points!
What we need is a digital sensor back for these film cameras ..paying for film and processing is prohibitively expensive
The point of using film is to get an image quality you can't easily achieve using digital. In my opinion there is no reason to put a digital sensor in these film cameras. But if you want it there is someone who is or has currently trying to market this idea. It was a crowd funding campaign you can find out about on search.
Just like me EOS 500n using sigma 24-70
Can't be more right. I have see shooters use the cheapest of entry level cameras and take high quality shots by using dedicated lenses.
I had a Nikon F80 which was an awful camera. The build quality was rubbish and the ergonomics are a joke compared to a F5. Also the shutter mechs are a lot more broken on these plastic Nikons. I also have two F90Xs with broken shutters. They are all worth nothing. I don't think it is a good idea to spend less money on junk you will never love and use.
Therefore I will hold on to my trusty Nikon F2s and F5s until I die. The lens collection will get better over the years and the pro bodies will probably outlast me.
I didn't like the F80, either. I part-exchanged mine for an F100 (both used). I still have it, plus my F4 (my favourite camera) and FM2n.
Alrighty then
@@Koji-888 There’s nothing simpler than a fully mechanical body. No AF and electronics to fuzz around with.
what you tell me is that I can use Nikon f80 with sigma 35 art and extra 100? fuck genius.
A point taken.
What's up with the Dan Bilzerian beard and hairdo ??
What the heck is a Nick-on??? It's been pronounced NI-KON since 1938. At least according to Nikon...
sue me....