norman_thames

I use a Nikon D70 which I consider a failure prone camera but its given me some nice photos. I purchased a 1957 Graphic in what appears to be execellent condition. I wanted to see if I can learn film. Am building a darkroom. I was told to wake up and smell the coffee, film is dead. Last Sat I was able to see some of Ansell Adams photos. Even thou I have books with all the photos I saw I was amazed. I have seen nothing in digital that comes close. Hope to go back tommrow $ c them again before they leave town. Thanks for the link. I enjoyed this article. Maybe I am not so stupid after all.

Thanks. My new to me but slightly used RZ67 did the same thing this past week-end. Didn't think about noticing the "click" and that's probaly what was wrong

I have a photo my realatives and friends constantly talk about. I've had to print several in 8x10 and a few in 11x14. It is a photo of a swamp I did with a Coolpix 5700 before I bought a real camera or almost real camera, a D70. I also bought a very lightly used F100 since film is going down the tubes (for less than 1/2 the price of a new one). I did some photos of an old stone church. I used my least lens, Tamron 24-135 I bought just for snap shots. I took the photos to plan my next trip to take the "real" photos. Some members of this church saw some photos I did with the D70 anf F100. They want to buy the photos made from that old film (slides).