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Let me start the ball rolling. Mandatory thread on any photography forum!!!

Some shots on my Nikon F3HP and Leica R4s.

Leica R4s with 50 Summilux f1.4

Nikon F3HP with 50 f1.2 AIS

F3HP with Zeiss 50 f1.4 ZF

 

[oceanpriest]

Pentax MZ-7, SMC K 24mm f2.8, Ektar 100

http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/threads/903049-Night-shots-on-film

Pentax MZ-7, SMC DFA 100mm f2.8 macro WR, Portra 400VC

http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/threads/843439-HortPark-Butterfly-Garden

 

[pikapig]

FM2, nokton 58mm f1.4

 

[pikapig]

dave, i heard so much about the f3hp, how is it different from the fm2 and fe series? Didnt get the chance to try it. Benji told me on our malacca trip that this camera rocks! The smoothest shutter...and i think ur 50mm f1.2 ais produce really wonderful images!

i got this piece at a discount, then realised that it was tampered with by the ex owner....phillip tay managed to salvage for me...
the 55mm f1.2 ai, pretty harsh bokeh

 

[Gerard Goh]

Road to Anlong Veng. Taken at Siem Reap, Cambodia.

28 by Gerard Goh, on Flickr

Beetle at Bras Basah Road (Singapore Art Museum)

F05 by Gerard Goh, on Flickr

 

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dave, i heard so much about the f3hp, how is it different from the fm2 and fe series? Didnt get the chance to try it. Benji told me on our malacca trip that this camera rocks! The smoothest shutter...and i think ur 50mm f1.2 ais produce really wonderful images!

i got this piece at a discount, then realised that it was tampered with by the ex owner....phillip tay managed to salvage for me...
the 55mm f1.2 ai, pretty harsh bokeh

Bro, no idea the difference but F3 was a model that stay on Nikon production for about 20 yrs I believe. It's professional cameras used by many in the past. I love it and for AE, this is as good as it gets! Very robust build with solid brass body. It's really refreshing to look through the lens and seeing things in focus after using the Rangefinder for awhile. I am using colors and sldies on this body and save the B&W on my Ms.

Go try one out!!! It's very cheap body and I suspect will last you a long time, despite it being an electronic shutter and AE.

 

[pikapig]

Bro, no idea the difference but F3 was a model that stay on Nikon production for about 20 yrs I believe. It's professional cameras used by many in the past. I love it and for AE, this is as good as it gets! Very robust build with solid brass body. It's really refreshing to look through the lens and seeing things in focus after using the Rangefinder for awhile. I am using colors and sldies on this body and save the B&W on my Ms.

Go try one out!!! It's very cheap body and I suspect will last you a long time, despite it being an electronic shutter and AE.

yup, thanks for sharing, now that you mention, i should be using SLR for slides..

 

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Here's more on the F3HP with Nikkor 50 f1.2 AIS

On Zeiss 50 f1.4 ZF

On E100 slides

 

[Scandiacus]

A kind friend of mine lent me his Nikkormat FTN and the AIS 50/1.2

On Kodak Elitechrome 100





On Lucky SHD 100

 

[greengoblin]

Nikon FM3A with various lens on Kodak Tmax 100

 

[iron symphony]

Here's some of mine taken with a Nikon F100

 

[paapoopa]

some random shots from my OM2sp + zuiko 50mm 1.4 or zuiko 28mm f2.8

 

[kcchew]

Nikon F90X with AF-D 28-105mm f/3.5-4.5 and Kodak Tri-X 400 or Fuji Neopan 400.

Nikon F100 with AF-S 17-35mm f/2.8 and Kodak Portra 400.

 

[greengoblin]

Shot using FM3A, Kodak Porta VC 400

 

[iron symphony]

Shot using FM3A, Kodak Porta VC 400

We should start a cat appreciation thread here if it hasn't already been done!

 

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some random shots from my OM2sp + zuiko 50mm 1.4 or zuiko 28mm f2.8

Great stuffs bro!!!

 

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We should start a cat appreciation thread here if it hasn't already been done!

Was thinking of starting a Dog series. Just need to find some dogs to shoot.

 

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More from the Leica R4s and 50 Summilux R

 

[iron symphony]

Here's some shots of my cat.

 

[iron symphony]

Was thinking of starting a Dog series. Just need to find some dogs to shoot.

Well, you know what they say...

Dogs have masters
Cats have staff.