Nikon f100 (Film SLR)

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In this video I review the nikon f100 and film SLR's in general. This is not a comparison between film and digital.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• nikon
• f100
• film
• slr
• digital
• camera

[dmbers892]

What happens if you use a DX lens with the camera?

[QQQQcon]

@dmbers892 you get a small circle image and alot of black, the dx image projected through the lens is not large enough to cover 35mm film, only part of it.

[USPhotoRecon]

will this camera fit modern nikon nikkor lenses like the 80-200mm f2.8?

[QQQQcon]

@USPhotoRecon yes

[edyperezfoto]

hey whats the website you said that you got this camera from? thank you please write back. i just sold my old slr and in need of a new one. but i prefer a nikon f100

[QQQQcon]

@edyperezfoto I got it on ebay

[rorytorrance92]

Film cameras dont have sensors...

[QQQQcon]

@BurninC4rtrage I dont own everything i review

[bornblonde9gb]

I actually like film slr better than digital because first of all there is less to learn and second with digital i hardly ever develope the photos, there just there on my computer

[okotokspaul]

had an f100 - wish i had kept it now DAMN!!!!

[phlairspace]

Very Good Presentation!

[photoallergic]

@rorytorrance92 Sure they do! And you get a new sensor for every shot! :)

[photoallergic]

@QQQQcon For (silver) black and white film, i discovered that the plustek is better than a nikon coolscan :-/

Coolscan just doesn't like grain at ALL. It's terrific for chromogenic black and white, but for silver, even my Epson V750 gives more pleasant results.

[llerret128]

@allodesousa no. he's right.

[codeprimate]

f4 or the f5 are both pretty good AF nikon film cameras. if you don't need autofocus, there are a myriad of older cameras that are brilliant and dirt cheap.

[vojko79]

@sTeaZyLol The +2 to -2 is exposure compensation and not ISO control.