Nikon L35AF Camera

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The Nikon 28 Ti is an advanced compact 35mm point and shoot camera that first debuted in 1994, one year after the Nikon 35 Ti, which was the same camera but in a champaign finish and 35mm lens. The first thing to mention about the Nikon 28 Ti film camera is the high quality fixed 28mm f2.8 lens and the excellent 6-segment 3D Matrix metering (whatever that means!). But yes the meter is very good I have used this camera myself. With a meter like that it pairs great with slide film which doesn’t do well with anything other than a perfect exposure. We find that we have no trouble getting properly focused photos almost all of the time. Maybe on average, just one photo per roll of film we miss focus with the L35AF. Film Loading / Unloading Filter: không nhưng các dòng AF, AF2, AD có ren fiter 46mm, ưu điểm vượt trội so với các dòng máy T2 T3. The Ricoh GR1 was first released in 1996 as a professional variant of the 1994 Ricoh R1. The Ricoh GR1 is praised for its lens performance, small size, and unique features designed for street photography like the “snap focus” function. A long time ago I dreamed of owning a Yashica T4 or maybe even a Contax T2. This is a shared camera dream, one that has become more like a fantasy in recent years due to the ever-increasing popularity and price of these aspirational point-and-shoot film cameras.

Shoot a roll, give it to a friend and have them shoot photos over yours and see what happens! It can lead to some interesting results (or crushing agony when you realize the photo you’ve been excited to see now has an out of focus tree in the middle of the frame). Even if the build quality is nice, what really earned this camera a special place in my heart are the results: man, that lens makes wonders! The Nikon AF600 also known as the Nikon Lite Touch and Nikon Mini Touch, may not seem that different from the thousands of other point and shoots out there. Two main features set his camera apart, the first making at an affordable alternative to the Nikon 28 Ti. The first less common feature is its 28mm wide angle lens. Most point and shoots that have a fixed lens settle somewhere between a focal length of 35 to 40mm. In fact it was the worlds smallest compact camera with a 35mm f2.8 lens at the time it was released. In 1977, AF compact cameras experienced a surge of unprecedented popularity. Existing compact cameras were based on visual measurement or coincidence type of focusing. This type of focusing was, however, difficult enough for amateur camera users to handle, and those who could take pictures in sharp focus or at correct exposure were considered experts at taking photographs in those days. Under these circumstances, the compact camera suddenly emerged featuring freedom from the focusing technique. The camera was named Juspin Konica and it brought a new style into the camera industry.Don’t worry, the photos look great, but the bigger draw of this camera is the fact that you’ll actually keep it with you all the time, and catch those moments that you probably would’ve missed with a nicer setup.

If we had to summarize this camera in as few words as possible, it would be hard to get more succinct and accurate than “top-notch”. Different Versions Lastly, sometimes the camera can just be completely dead or the flash can be rendered useless, these would both have to be fixed by a professional if you wanted to get them sorted. My Opinion On The L35AF It frames the shot beautifully, without getting excessive — the slight darkening in the corners draws the eye to the center, where you’re treated to an incredibly sharp rendering. The lens is also just a bit contrasty, which gives a kind of power and gravitas to the images, especially when paired with a contrasty film like Ektar 100 or Tri-X. The body is made fully of metal and coated in plastic, so they really are quite solid little cameras.The AF3 also switched from needing AA alkaline batteries to the more expensive 223 6v lithium battery. While the cost of the new battery was greater, it came with the payoff of up to a 5 year lifespan. Nikon rated this battery as being good for 50 rolls of film with 30% flash usage. If you shot the camera without needing the flash, you could get even more life out of it. Staff members for the development were selected from the SLR Design Division and they concentrated on the design of compact cameras. Six years after the boom of compact camera was set off, the consumer market was a full of AF compact cameras. In 1983, after a thorough preparation, Nikon introduced the AF compact camera, L35AF, named "Pikaichi" (meaning "top notch" in Japanese). The trade name of Pikaichi was chosen to represent the wishes that the camera would take the best pictures and sell the most in the industry. Some other compact film cameras may produce marginally better photos, but for us, a point and shoot pretty much exists for the times that a bigger, more manual camera seems like a burden. The flash — powered by the same AA batteries — is quite good. I found it to be powerful enough for most of my shots. But mainly, I liked how easy it was to get out of the way. Nikon’s lens is fast enough not to need flash for most of the day-lit scenes, even if the camera suggests using the flash in a form of it popping up. Pushing it down to its place is all that’s needed to inform the camera that you don’t need one. This is vastly better than going through settings each time as is the case with most ‘90s point-and-shoot film cameras.