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Kodak for me with the mindset that I am going to scan and mess with the contrast myself in post.

Thanks much, I was worried my older 24MP wouldn't hold up to archiving decades of slides and film.

Sold my F3 and Fm2n recently. Still have my F100 and F80 although I’m not sure I’ll ever shoot film again.

Cannon find a nikon mn-30 rechargeable battery for my f5

Got my R-07 a few weeks ago and already put it through the paces on a number of video productions. First one was in the orchestra pit for a dance recital. I was very pleased with the fidelity of the recording, especially since the board feed lacked any footwork audio (like tap dancing). I even compared it to a boundary mic taped to center stage, which had great percussive capture, but terrible fidelity for anything else. I then tried it out in a very loud club-like environment in "Loud Music" scene mode, with the limiter on. It was about arms length from the PA, and even though I had to drop the input level down to 5, I didn't hear clipping. I believe Rode uses hybrid analog/digital limiters, and they worked a treat. I own a bunch of Zoom recorders and accessories, including the Mid-side capsule, but I have to say that the low-end on the Rode is superior than anything I've gotten from Zoom. The only caveat is that with outdoor recordings, you'll really want to knock out any wind with a thick foam cap or (better yet) a fur muff.

24mp works fine for me with 35mm, can print good at about 16"x20". When scanning medium format I'll take 4 scans and stitch em together for around 70mp result. Hey I think I use the same lens for scanning! Love that lens. If you want a good laugh, I just posted a silly youtube short showing how I do camera scanning. Anyway my fellow film tuber. SUBBED! Have a happy snapping day!

yes, I can recommend a few things, a 'PRO shade', USE a hood or this shade ALWAYS, esp. if there is a lot of light, aka summer in Australia, with the 'ev' scale on the lens at 15 and over, GLARE is a real issue {no, or early lens coatings}, so, keep asa low (acros 100 or Kodak Gold 200); and use the m-up mode, and a tripod, as ALL lenses for this camera are Telephotos when converted to 35mm format, so motion blur is an issue, also if in doubt use a LOW aperture setting, to increase depth of field, esp. when shooting people, as this shoots like the fashion images in Harpes Bazaar [shallow dof, with pronounced subject separation], so if you need a deep dof, use f 11/16, macro lenses go down to f 32 so one set at f 11 is WAY further from the diffraction limit than on 35 format lenses\cameras.

yes, at 3:25 you MUST do it slowly, and with care, Not as much of a problem with 500's but on the 200/2000 focal plane bodies, there is NO baffle, it's the SHUTTER itself!, so don't want to ding it!!!

So 20mpx and higher does well to scan a 35mm film slide at 1:1? For larger formats, you increase the rez by multiple shots and stichting - I guess. The grain thing I dont buy. If the noisy slide looks better by scanning it low rez, then you can downsample it or denoise it or such I am sure. The reason I summarise here is - there is no real option for a true 4x6 digital camera. So shooting MF on film and scanning by digital camera I think can be an option, in stead of making panoramic stitched images. You get the shot in one go, and you get the DOF and body movement effects.

The rail on the left side of the Hasselblad accepts a hot-shoe attachment. Google it.

Can you use the L plate with the battery grip

Just saved me £££

Great video, soon a M11-P owner myself. Q; any freezing problems?

Heads up to everyone - film scanning is now only on the PRO VERSION of Vuescan - just found that out the hard way...

The F100 is a great camera, especially for the money. My only issue with it is the plastic film door latch - but there are metal kits available online to address that problem. I haven't needed to use one - yet - but that day is getting closer!

The "F" in F100 comes from the "F" in re-F-lex, from the original Nikon F in the late 1950s. When Nikon re-entered the mirrorless market, they introduced a new mount, calling it the Z-mount. Z may have been chosen because it was available, so many letters are already being used for other mounts. The Nikon F5 and Z9 are very similar in build and design. I have not held the F100 and Z8 as much, but they seem to be comparable as well. The "Built Like a Tank" sense is there with both the F5 and Z9, and the "Built Like a Hummer" fits the F100 and Z8. Nikon DSLRs like the D1/D2/D3/D4/D5/D6 and D700/D800/D810/D850 fit the mold between 1999 and 2020 (2008-2017 for the second-tier).

Amazing photos, simply amazing! Loved the cows on Velvia :) Never found a use for this simulation, but here - amazing!

Hi Mate, thanks , enjoyed your video im a Nikon fan for over many years in film and digital cameras from FE2, FM2n, F4, F5, F80 and F100 and looking at F3 , would be looking for a mint plus only . looking forward for your video on your Nikon F3 , thanks again, cheers from your neighbour Australia .

I am very happy I have an F100 but it sits mostly unused since I got an F6. I won’t sell the F100 though. I save it for times when I don’t want to risk the F6 to damage or theft.

I have one but I have to say I prefer the canon eos 3. I bulk load vision 3 and the f00 is not good for bulk loaded film. It retracts the film all the way back in the canister and I’ve also noticed that the Nikon tends to think my bulk loaded films are at the end long be for my 36 exposures.

Good video, great results! Stirring it(instead of rocking it up down) is nice tip. Doing two rolls at a time is also a great tip! Need it for B/W as well. Trying to see if there is a difference doing it this way v/s shooting digital, converting to color. Essentially to know if B/W film will be closer to B/W digital back(16 bit) which are expensive, and not all cameras support b/w digital back.

Hi Dave, I followed the way you set up to set jpg to mono HC, however now even if I change to shoot DNG the m11p still shoots in mono than colour? Isn't😂 it supposed to only shoot mono photo in Jpg format and keep DNG in colour?

10:26 not way more pleasing to me... just looks like it was shot through a worse lens or something... OR looks like it was shot on a digital camera vs film. You expect 3200 film to be grainy... you're not trying to cover that up after the fact (or if you do want to hide it, you can do so through photoshop). But if you are shooting high speed film that's sort of the point, getting that film grain. Otherwise shoot a lower speed film with a flash or proper lighting. Anyway, the 50MP scan on the left just looks sharper and better to me.

Agree 100% Darryl. I bought an F100 as a backup to my OG Nikon D1. They were $1000 USD at introduction! The D1 was untested in March of 2000, so having film in my bag and an F100 gave me piece of mind. Be thankful your career started with the Nikon D3. The early years were a struggle. I shot the D1/D1H/D1X/D2H/D2X before Nikon introduced the D3. It was the first Pro Nikon to shoot full frame with reliable AWB. Cheers!

Reminds me of my ol F4,4S,5 THE GOOD OLD DAYS~~ WAIT... You were just in japan. No Waist level VF'S there?

I didn't know Nikon made a 35mm 1.8 G lens, except for the dx format lens. I'll have to look into that one. Yes, I would love to see you do a video on the F3. I have two of them.

These used to be $100 before all the hipsters thought they wanted to shoot film LOL. I've always liked the F100. Hard to find used one without the sticky backs

I go between my f100 and f3. I just have D lenses for my f100, but I am thinking of getting some used G lenses for them as well. Typically yeah, the experience with the F3 is more fun. I thought about getting the waist level viewfinder for the F3, but I've read in places, that it is not that great... Shrug.

Love Nikon. My F5 gets regular work. The F100's big brother.

I love mine. but I wonder if the F6 is better. I am not planing to drop it, even if it is, but eventually, it's going to die. Mine is used.

I am a Nikon fanboy have a couple of FM2N, FM3A and a F6. The F6 is a tank as well and is my go to when it rains :)

I love my F100's. But I'm afraid my Nikon F6's take the crown for the ultimate film camera. But for the price, the F100 is a no-brainer for anyone wanting a well-built camera. The colour matrix metering is amazing.

Hi Darryl, Cheers for that and I too look forward to your F3 video. It's one camera in my collection that I won't part with......well to be honest I don't want to part with any of them.

Lovely! :)

Great video as always Darryl! Look forward to the video on the F3!

Does this mean that film scanning using flat bed canners is superior to digital camera scanning? Would fluid film mounting reduce the grain and noise aberrations?

I set my top button as 10x zoom to help focus, the roller wheel as the default exposure compensation, and LV as b&w high contrast - to help with focus peaking. I set my shutter speed to where I think is most appropriate for the lens and let the ISO wander to anything below 8,000. The aperture gets set to what I’m shooting. If I’m doing portraits with the 90, I’ll add the visoflex to the equation..

lol great vid

How do you enjoy the MP compared to your 503cw? :)

my dream camera😁

How to set focus when making a video with this lens (manual focus lens) ?

totally bored with ' professional' and 'personal'. It's just different. Its all professional or amateur depending on the eye of the photographer..

Can these be used on the R7?

oh... another 0.58 shooter!

Very nice, please make more POVs!

Cracking pov mate the Q series is seriously a cracking piece of kit I’m constantly blown away by the Q2 that flippy on the 3 would come in handy tho. I’ve not been to Auckland for a few years cracking views needs more people tho was busier in a Napier lockdarn

Cheers Darryl, Is everyone stuck on the motorway!! I've seen more people around Tekapo but that is the beautiful South Island 😊

Great POV! The DJI osmo pocket 3 looks really good 👌🏽 also, love the image out of the Q3. That 28 f1.7 is gorgeous. Looking forward to more 🎯📸💯

Nice one Darryl!!! Thanks for sharing this!!

Nice to see your part of the world! Getting the city to yourself is nice, you get city scape opportunities and no people get in the way!