Nikon old school DX images

Older D70s with newer 35mm f1.8 DX lens, taken last year. Art Gallery of Alberta

 

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Nice work Robert

Practically, I've never thought Pronea still works. More than happy to see any photo from it. I've heard someone attached it with 14-24mm lens. Without any further ado, show your pictures pls.

Not my best work, but a Pronea 6i with badly expired Kodak Gold 400. These were shot and developed last fall. I went against my normal principles and had the lab scan these as I don't have a good way to scan it myself :)

The next time I try this camera, I'm going to dial in +1 or +2 EC to compensate for the fact that the film for it isn't getting any younger.

The first was taken with the 24-70 kit lens-an oddball screwdriver focusing lens that sticks way back into the camera and actually was Nikon's first "G" lens(even though not labeled as such). The second was with the 14-24 f/2.8.

All AF, AF-D, AF-S, and presumably AF-I lenses are compatible with this camera with no limitations on focus or exposure, although "E" apertures will be stuck at the largest aperture and of course AF-P is out. Also, if using a VR lens, turn VR off as it won't function but will drain the batteries.

Another with my D300, 28mm iso 200 @ f5

I am using this Nikon more and more lately and loving it.

4 Seasons bedroom lamp

Not my best work, but a Pronea 6i with badly expired Kodak Gold 400. These were shot and developed last fall. I went against my normal principles and had the lab scan these as I don't have a good way to scan it myself :)

 

The next time I try this camera, I'm going to dial in +1 or +2 EC to compensate for the fact that the film for it isn't getting any younger.

 

The first was taken with the 24-70 kit lens-an oddball screwdriver focusing lens that sticks way back into the camera and actually was Nikon's first "G" lens(even though not labeled as such). The second was with the 14-24 f/2.8.

 

All AF, AF-D, AF-S, and presumably AF-I lenses are compatible with this camera with no limitations on focus or exposure, although "E" apertures will be stuck at the largest aperture and of course AF-P is out. Also, if using a VR lens, turn VR off as it won't function but will drain the batteries.

 

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I really love the old style it produces

Another with my D300, 28mm iso 200 @ f5

I am using this Nikon more and more lately and loving it.

 

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4 Seasons bedroom lamp

Intriguing iansurita

Another with my D300, 28mm iso 200 @ f5

I am using this Nikon more and more lately and loving it.

 

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4 Seasons bedroom lamp

Intriguing iansurita

My error. The caption should read “4 Muses bedroom lamp” not Seasons

#D300s

Single blade of grass standing out in a patch of sunlight among moss and leaves and shadows, and fence behind, in Autumn in Pennsylvania

Photo:

- Nikon D1H

- Fotodiox M645-to-Nik;

- Sekor C 110mm f/2.8 (M645)

Post:

- LR6

#D2Hs

D1H+17-55mm

For me, old school DX goes back to the days of the D1/D2/D100 series of cameras... so this one here is from many years ago, shot on a Nikon D1. Printed at 16x20 and hanging in the client's office.

Swamp Grass in Blue and Green Ice #1 (D1H)

Photo:

- Nikon D1H

- Nikkor AF-S 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6 G DX VR

Post:

- LR 6

D1H-17-55mm

Maple Drive in Snow (D1H)

Rural road through the woods of Clarion Pennsylvania in winter with snow.

Photo:

- Nikon D1H

- Nikkor AF-S 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6 G DX VR

Post:

- LR 6

Nice to see D1H-mate here :)

D1H+150mm+TC20

Nice to see D1H-mate here :)

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As much as I love my D200/D300/D700, the D1H is often my favorite. It has a character all its own. I do wish it had come with a lighter-body twin sometimes. Finding aftermarket batteries with reportedly better life than the originals helped a lot with usability.

Loleta Dam #1 (D1H)

Location:

- Loleta Recreation Area, Barnett/Millstone Twp area, PA

Photo:

- Nikon D1H

- Nikkor AF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 G DX VR II

Post:

- LR6

I have my battery modification with recent cells replacement. Much better life in comparison to original one.

I've never shot lanscape with this old man. I'll try to take it soon and see how it works.

D1H+105mm+TC20

Before I bought the aftermarket ones, I resorted to using a Quantum battery-pack and cable. Works well, but looks funny (got laughed once at by someone in a car on a trail road while hiking in the woods. ;- )

Location:

- Loleta Recreation Area, Barnett/Millstone Twp area, PA

Photo:

- Nikon D1H

- Nikkor AF-S 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6 G DX VR

Post:

- LR6

Before I bought the aftermarket ones, I resorted to using a Quantum battery-pack and cable. Works well, but looks funny (got laughed once at by someone in a car on a trail road while hiking in the woods. ;- )

 

Location:

- Loleta Recreation Area, Barnett/Millstone Twp area, PA

Photo:

- Nikon D1H

- Nikkor AF-S 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6 G DX VR

Post:

- LR6

 

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Love the color rendition it brigns

Nikon D1H

105.0 mm f/2.8

ƒ/6.0 210.0 mm 1/320 200

Yes, I like the color rendition very much, and also the B/W tones. :)

Photo:

- Nikon D1H

- picture control: Less Contrast, Sharpening: None

- Color Space: Adobe

- Nikon Nikkor 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6 DX VR

Post:

- LR 6

Does this count as old school?

Finepix S5 Pro, which is a D200 body with a Fuji sensor. The lens is the 35mm Nikkor f/1.8 DX. I still use this as a studio camera.

BTW, @blurrist I never miss a chance to trash talk the D2H, but your photos continue to prove that even a camera like that in capable hands-such as yours-is capable of stunning results!