![]() I got the idea of getting one of those, because: why not shoot some film for a change?īut then I was looking at my lens cabinet and soon noticed the only lens I could attach to one of those cameras would be the Nikon 50mm 1.8 Series E (which I only kept for display purposes with the aforementioned broken FE2). Until the day I was strolling through Stuttgart and discovered a camera store displaying a Nikon FM2, FM3a and F3 – all in mint condition and all – at least to my eyes – beautiful cameras. ![]() The adventure of analogue photography ended for me here. So on my first and only roll of film with this camera I ended up with a bunch of useless quadruple exposures. The FE2 was better at giving the “analogue” feeling, but some parts of the mechanics are broken as the film advance doesn’t work properly. The F80 is actually a very modern camera which supports AF, VR, matrix metering and a few other things, but the rubber got sticky and I got rid of most of my Nikon lenses quite some time ago, so I have little incentive to use it these days. I shot analogue with two cameras in the past, a Nikon F80 and a Nikon FE2. Introduction Agfa Isolette – roughly worth its weight in strawberries
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