Jump into a nikon fe , i got five of em . They go for about a hundred or so . A step above that is the f2 around 200ish. F mount lenses are extremely versatile and cheap for the most part. Get a prime 50mm lens starting out.
I know right. I did the same with with digital too. Got a Rebel as a beginner DSLR and instead of going full frame, I got another mid range DSLR before I finally got the full frame one. Granted I was also poor as heck so doing baby steps to a pro camera seemed logical.Do what this guy did, jump all the way in and get a plaubel makina 6x7
Or a rz67ii pro
Or a fuji gf670
That is a hell of a deal . What is the shop in souther ca?
i wont switch over until they stop making film all together
Well in the long run if it has issues, bill rogers is the guy to fix mamiya stuff. He’s on ig . I messaged him about my rb and he responds quickly. For a camera that pricy id sent it to him for a cla for a piece of mind.
Bought one of those at the pawn shop and it doesn’t work. I tried all the tricks and it might just be broken.Got this canon AE-1 (and other junk) for free from a friend that found it during a job. Pretty great condition, even the battery still had juice. Burned a roll of expired film just to test it out and it's gucci.
Tried to edit this a bit more, if i could get some critique for this picture id appreciate it
Yeah as far as that i didnt know which way to go as far as trying to align it from the building behind it or the car itself so i just did the car as best as i could
It really comes down to what kind of shooter you are and what do you need a lends to do. Not everyone needs the top of the line lenses but there are a few that do that want the ultimate performance in a lens so they can get the best photo for themselves or their clients. For me what I always want in a lens is good sharpness and good autofocus. I've never been one to like lenses that render images on the soft side. That is the very reason why I only have prime lenses and the one zoom lens I have rivals that of prime lenses. Autofocus is also important to me because I do like to shoot sport photos but for others, autofocus can be important in say portrait photography in low light or backlight. Again, so many variables to look into and it just depends on what kind of shooter you are.How much of a difference is there really when it comes to lenses? I've only ever gotten sony or samyang/rokinon. Wondering if anyone has any more experience or knowledge here before I think about making a move. Thanks in advance
Hey ,appreciate that homie
