Highway 61
Revisited
I thought that the "dream outfit" in that era was 2x M (wide and standard) + F (long).
A French female war photographer (don't recall her name at the moment but you will for sure, Roger) covered the Vietnam war using a Nikon S3.
I thought that the "dream outfit" in that era was 2x M (wide and standard) + F (long).
This is a better camera, maybe
I can load a CL faster then my m6. The back on CL is similar to the Nikon RF. the trick w/ the CL was use the neck strap to hang both sides of the camera around your neck while u are replacing film. I have used this trick before while running to catch to my wife after taking a shot a Zion...
The Nikon rf does not have the same setup in terms of the neck strap, but one can still put the back in your pocket while changing. So not quite as ast as the CL, but could still be faster then the my m6, since the bottom needs to be put in your pocket as well and there is only a small flip up film winder to make minor adjustments to film leader positioning.
But at end of they day, if u are really good at film changing, I don't think anyone style will beat the other.
Gary
A French female war photographer (don't recall her name at the moment but you will for sure, Roger) covered the Vietnam war using a Nikon S3.
I thought that the "dream outfit" in that era was 2x M (wide and standard) + F (long).
Cheers,
R.
What 35mm focal length lenses are available for Nikon RF's?
Any manufacturers.
What 35mm focal length lenses are available for Nikon RF's?
Any manufacturers.
What 35mm focal length lenses are available for Nikon RF's?
Any manufacturers.
It takes me 20-30 seconds to change film in my M bodies. Slow or fast? I don't know, but it's quick enough for me.
There are two Nikkor 35mm 2.5 lenses, a redesigned one with the 35 1.8 f-stop type external ring.
Well it used to be, but now they are cheap, I have one.
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I was looking for an excuse to scan this. Saw it in the newspaper couple weeks ago -- The Monkees arrive in Tokyo in 1968. The folks kneeling up front have Leica's but just about everyone else has either an F or an SP.
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That was Catherine Leroy (thanks Google) who died in 2006 after having been the first woman to win the Robert Capa Gold Award, and can be seen here wearing a Leica M and a Nikon S3 with a W-Nikkor-C 35/1.8 on her belly parachute during the Vietnam war :
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