tjsolon

Hi Benny and Shun

Thanks for the quick replies. Benny, I am not necessarily going to sell them, but I was just contemplating their existence in my bag. To be honest, I really don't know what to do with them. I shoot a digital D200 now, and hardly touch the film.

I do, however, shoot film once in awhile for weddings. I don't know. I just feel a bit strange having those two great cameras idle. And yes, I totally agree with the teeny view finders of digital compared to my N90s. Every time I go back to film, I am always amazed at how much one can see.

It's sad to think that something that cost me $1,200+ will cost $100 now! :(

But having said that, I am happy to keep it for years and perhaps film one day will be chic and trendy, and film cameras cost a fortune! ;)

Tom

Hi Gang,

I've been a member here since for awhile now, but never have posted in the forum.

My question is, I have an F5 and N90s, both of which have very light usage. I

bought them in 2000 and just sit in my camera bags. Is there still a need and

demand for these "old" film cameras now that the digital revolution has taken a

full hold?

They are great cameras and are in great condition.

Tom