Just be careful putting the memory card in. The pins are actually really fragile in the card slot. It's better to leave the card in and use a USB cable to transfer your photos.

I would think lightroom would have an automatic distortion correction available for that lens. I know it has it for the lenses I use on my Canon and it corrects distortion and vignetting.

I have nikon d80 I bought recently this camera is Awesome still learning of it features

I took up photography late, but got an old D200 and found it to be perfect to learn the fundamentals on. I still use mine and recommend it for new photographers. It struggles in poor light, but the colors are outstanding and it makes it easy for newcomers to really learn about Aperture/Shutter/ISO when taking pictures. Also, I'm a firm believer that the better lenses matter most, and with the autofocus motor in the D200, people can pick up very cheap pro level AF and AF-D lenses.. not to mention using the old AI and AIS manual focus lenses

Prix plz❤

Just picked this camera up, with the internal light meter do you need it to be in the middle (at 8) or does that not matter?

wat nikon unit can compatible battery grip on d200?

It does not have full automatic, only aperture priority.

In my nikon f3 advance lever works but it dont spring back to addvance it again, so i have to manualy move lever back, does anyone know what is the problem ?

My parents bought this camera when it came out and took all my baby photos on it... now 23 years later it's mine! The colors and quality really do give it an early-2000s feel, I love it

My favorite Canon EF lens for the 5D is the EF 85mm F1.8 USM. The size / weight of that lens on the 5D body is absolutely perfect, feels incredibly natural. Focuses super fast, sharp images, and a beautiful rendering that makes the shots look as if they were sketched by an artist. (Versus the hyper-real rendering of the L lenses, or the Leica-look of the Sigma ART). My absolute favorite (non-Canon) EF lens is the Sigma ART 35mm F1.4. Razor sharp, and not just the center point is sharp but all focus points work with this lens, even at F1.4! It practically gives the 5D night vision (compared to F1.8 lenses). It's not just that it can capture more light, but has a fraction of the high ISO noise, its ISO 3200 shots are way cleaner, sharper and significantly lower noise than the ISO1600 shots with the Canon F1.8 EF lenses. Also, it focuses super fast even in low light, provided you want it to focus on something that has some contrast to it. (It will take its time to focus on a blurry hazy near black gray spot.) The Sigma lens makes the 5D feel as if it was a 5-10 years newer camera, with way, way upgraded autofocus and a sensor with much lower noise floor.

From time, when the cameras making for people, not for graphic designers!😂

Great results on these liminal spaces. Good framing and the D200 renders beautiful noise and colors.

It's a great camera and the raw files are very easy to make into great images. I don't agree about the viewfinder though. Although it might be better than some other apsc dslrs it's still pretty small compared to a full frame viewfinder. Great image quality but, as you say, you ideally don't want to go above 800ISO.

Thanks for sharing your experience with great comments.... cheers from Australia 🦘🦘😊

Thank you so much for sharing this video! I just bought the same camera from someones grandfather! I’m really excited to use it! ☺️❤️

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Interesting comparison. I think the D700 has a bit of a smoother transition between light and dark parts (e.g. 3:05, 4:50) and it obviously knocks it out of the park when it comes to ISO. Would be cool to see a similar comparison but with compacts. 😁

Thank you sm, I want to start photography and my dad just gave me his 350D I can’t wait

i cant connect it with my macbook pro from 2014, it has macOS high sierra. Can someone help?

i literally lover this stuff! keep it up!!!

Hi Mikael , Nice comparison. If you have the 35mm 1.8 DX try it on D700 in FX mode (DX crop OFF ) you will be surprised with results . You get perfectly usable images from f2 to f4 with slight vignetting. I have both the cameras, the D700 was bought last week and the D200 about a year back. While i agree the D700 is a better camera overall. But i like the mechanical shutter sound and feel of the D200. Also i find the D700 back LCD screen on the bluish side. Both are excellent cameras to use if you know their limitations and weaknesses. I don't think i will ever part with these two cameras.

I have one of these I used for photography 16 years ago but don't use it anymore. I really enjoyed my time using film cameras and being able to develop the film in a dark room. I'm not sure if I should keep it or sell it because I don't use it anymore. I have a 35-75mm lens on it what do you think its worth ? it's in excellent condition.

My theory about the current CCD hype is how cameras of that era interpreted colors for SOOC JPGs, which is an instant starting point for that 'film-like' vibe. Personally, I don't think it looks like film at all, but it's still very pleasing for persona work. 😊Also new tech is so sterile and expensive, it's exciting to think that there are multiple system out there for everyone, at a fraction of what the cost of what it was then & now.

What sd card are you using because all of the ones I have bought says that it’s not compatible?

This video is comparing the exact the two cameras and lens combo (DX on D700) I'm looking for!! 😭📸💪 Thank you, Mikael!!

You have question mark for d700 sensor - it was made by... Panasonic - that's what few sources say

Love my D200 but I think the D700 has the edge.

More photos from both cameras on my Flickr: flickr.com/mikaelrphoto/ Raw files can be found on my Patreon: www.patreon.com/posts/108052640 About the methodology: Cameras set to RAW + JPEG (standard) -> Same scene shot with same settings -> D700 RAW-file edited to my liking -> Settings copied to the D200 RAW-file -> Export as JPEG -> (Video compiled in Davinci Resolve in 4K) The reason for this methodology is to test the cameras in a way I would actually use them, by taking photos in the field and edit them how I would normally. (There was a difference in the D200 output from the D700, which I had to compensate with 2/3 exposure increase on the D200 files. I’m not sure why this happened, but it didn’t cause any problem for editing the files. The RAW files are very flexible from both cameras.)

Lovely video. I wrote a blog post on this a few months back. I cannot share links here as it won't let me post but if you google you will find it It might interest you.

helllo i recnetly just got a brand new canon powershot g11 from facebook marketplace for like 100 daollars and tried taking a video, when i checked the video on the camera it looked really good but when i uploaded it to my drive the quality was much worse, how do u dowload the videos off ur camera and where do u store them so that the quality is still clean and cosistent?

To give you an idea, I bought a Canon Powershot S90 and sold it because it was "too good" for what I was looking for 🫢.

Were this sold with some stock lens?

Hello friend, how are you? Thank you very much for sharing your experience. I'm an amateur photographer and I've never really been obsessed with cameras or lenses. I haven't needed the best, the latest or the most expensive. Several years ago, long before this digicam "fever" started, I became very interested in the old digital photographic technology, because I wanted to side with its weaknesses. For photos that resemble reality, I already have my main camera, but I love the possibility that photography offers me to explore "other realities" thanks to its interpretations (slowness, noise, blurs, errors, etc.). At that time I acquired a Canon G2, Fujifilm F30, Canon S70, Sony DSC S75. Now I was looking at small digicams, like for example the Ixus 70 and the Ixus 100 IS, however what you said in the video about the ixus 70 applying noise reduction, I didn't like at all. I want noise and everything that gives character to photography. The Canon G2, for example, is a camera that I like what it offers me, but I would like to get something similar but in the size of the Ixus. I have also looked at Ixus 40, Ixus 50, Ixus 800 IS, which, being even older, may not apply noise reduction. I don't want noise reduction or a digital look to the image. Any recommendations 🙂 ?

Hey i have one of these but don’t have a floppy disk, does any floppy disk work if i buy one of eBay?

Had this same problem. The workaround I found: After shooting, put the mirror down, THEN advance the film, then put the mirror back up for your next shot. For some reason the shutter will re-cock if the mirror is down. Now I've got myself trained to just put the mirror down as part of the film advance process. Can't wait to try this fix!!!

Hello, how do I get to the next film after taking one photo?

I use the 5D with the EF 24-85mm lens!

Can this DSC LCD S50 camera be repaired? if you can give me the best place to fix it😔

Top right, you have a dust spot 😀

I still have a couple of large prints on my wall taken on this camera. It was also responsible for the cover photo and centre spread in a national fishing magazine back in the day. It was a great little camera , but subsequent models were better . Unless you have a miniscule budget , you can pick up much better featured (Canon) cameras for not a hell of a lot more money . And still have access to a vast range of lenses .

Dating from 1964, the Uni was one of the last cameras in the form of a 35mm SLR using a leaf shutter and interchangeable lenses. This style originated with Zeiss Contaflex, Voigtlander Bessa and Kodak Retina models in the 1950s, but by the time the Uni arrived, its concept was dead on arrival, and the big makers were closing out production of their similar cameras.The camera operation was too mechanically complex. The leaf shutter greatly limited the optical design of lenses which could be used, and lens quality was not that good as a result. Canon launch a similar late-comer model like the Uni, and suffered the same lack of buyer interest. So, why did Topcon make the Uni? They were able to incorporate auto exposure with their trademark TTL metering system, hoping that the innovation would mark the wave of the future. Well, it did. Just not for Topcon. Don't buy a Uni today as anything but a novelty. 60 years later, their unreliable nature when new has ripened into a disappointment waiting to happen..

So of all the cameras you’ve reviewed on your channel, if you could only use one for the next twelve months which would it be? I’m going to guess and let you know if I was correct.

doesn't spraying liquid in to it create mre problems?

how do you transfer the photos off the camera? i have one and im looking for a way to transfer

Yeah, the Ixus prices have definitely skyrocketed online...and I think you explain well why. The 70 with the black lens indeed looks great, seems like the "it" small digicam. Now I need to go looking for it in thrift stores this summer. 😎

Does this camera record videos?

Does the canon 30D have a shutter count limit?

Доброго дня Вам! Спасибо большое за обзор винтажного Olympus. Я имею большой парк колоекции фотоаппаратов двадцати лет от выпуска. Пользуюсь с большим удовольствием и очень рад что имеются единомышленники. Отличный обзор. Удачных снимков 🎉

Is it worth buying in 2024? How much should it cost and should you pay attention to the mileage of the camera? What do you think - what is the maximum mileage it should be? And what lens would be the most universal at a low price, so that it could zoom several times? Maybe there are some other suggestions worth considering? I'm looking for a used camera for $250-400 and I'm wondering whether an older FULLFRAME or a newer APS-C one is better.