海鸥4B双反｜我家的第一台相机

海鸥4B双反｜我家的第一台相机｜Seagull 4B TLR

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@CMC5961 2 жыл бұрын

A really touching story about your family’s first camera Seagull 4B TLR. I love your story. Here is mine. My first SLR was a Pearl River S201 with a kit 58mm F2.0 lens. I bought it after I graduated from my college and started working as an assistant lecturer at a university in Chongqing, China. I believed I might be one of only two individuals in that university who bought an SLR for personal use, as an SLR was regarded as a luxury item at that time in China - My S201 cost me RMB571 which was more than my annual salary at that time. I was aware that the department I worked for had the same camera while the Admin office of the university had a Nikon F3HP with 50mm F1.4 Nikkor. I sold my S201 to one of my classmates when I was back to university to continue my graduate school study after I bought a Nikon FM2n film camera with a 50mm F1.4 Nikkor lens in 1988. The FM2n captured many precious moments, including a few days in Tiananmen Square before June 4, 1989 - I left there on June 3, without knowing there would be a massacre the next day. Unfortunately, all of those 35mm negatives were lost when our family moved overseas. None of them were previously printed out. In October 2004, I accepted a job offer in the United States and relocated from Singapore to the US. My first job assignment was to travel with two guests from China, to show them around New York City and Washington DC, as they did not speak English, I acted as their travel guide. They paid me the travel expenses. These two guests were from the factory in China that assembled my first SLR - Pearl River S201. They were big bosses for the factory then. One of the guests said he was the financial director when the factory started assembling that camera, the sale price of RMB571 was actually calculated based on material and manufacturing costs and decided by him. After knowing I once was an owner of their cameras, Pearl River S201, but no longer had it, they decided to get an S201 for me and mailed it to me as a gift when they went back to China. I was told that the S-201 factory was no longer making any film cameras, but they were able to have a worker find some loose old parts, put them together, and assembled one for me. I received the camera they mailed to me in a few weeks. I was aware of company policy that I cannot keep any gift from clients, if it is worth $50 or beyond, so I reported it to my manager for the gift when it was delivered. My manager told me I could keep it, as a used SLR from Japan was only worth around $14.99 in our local stores for used items. The camera S-201 would be worth nothing in the US market, but it has a special position in my life - it was my first SLR. So here is my first SLR - a camera that once cost more than a year’s salary for a college graduate in the late 80’ last century in China. Next to it was a Nikon SLR model FM2n, a camera model which replaced my Pearl River S201. I had the camera with its kit 50mm lens for years, it captured some important and precious moments, including our newborn daughter Tinting. The summer in Hangzhou was very hot, our baby daughter developed some heat rash on her skin, cried, and could not sleep well due to the hot weather and humidity in Summer Hangzhou. At that time, an Air Conditioner was regarded as a luxury home appliance, few homes afforded to install an AC unit, and so did our home. In order to get an AC, my beloved Nikon FM2 with Nikkor 50mm F1.4 lens was sold, and the amount was good enough to purchase a new AC unit. I did not have any interchangeable SLRs for years after I sold my Nikon FM2n, even though I always had at least a camera for my family. The first digital SLR I bought was an Olympus E-1 (body alone $2000 in 2003). Since then, I barely shot any films, as the film is too expensive for me to shoot.

@王璐-x5f 2 жыл бұрын

真好。奶奶是大户人家，普通话真棒👍

@chun.tw_6099 2 жыл бұрын

太感動了，一台相機承載了一個家庭好多的回憶

@吴晓平-i6e 2 жыл бұрын

慢慢的回憶。我的4B是1970年買的，保留至今。

@csuedn 2 жыл бұрын

太棒了，小时候家里也有一个拍立得，家人特别喜欢我给他们拍照，up主加油

@ericli8217 2 жыл бұрын

我的天啊，等更新等的我花儿都谢了，有一说一，视频质量做的太专业了。。。

@billliu9000 2 жыл бұрын

哈哈，刚看几分钟，以为是央视的纪录片。拍的好好呀！不知道几十年之后翻到自己拍的相片是种什么感觉，是不是会一瞬间感觉到时光列车往回掉了头哈哈。

@johnger850305 10 ай бұрын

果然是一脈相承

@Ty97081 2 жыл бұрын

這集好有溫度，喜歡

@steinhsu 8 ай бұрын

多謝分享感人的故事我的Seagull B I 是19 9 2年出差西德在小鎮櫥窗裡看到標價 1 1 0 馬克當作賤價的匪貨打包帶回家的那時台灣已經解除解嚴過海關不查驗了它附帶一個需要費盡九牛二虎之力才能卸下來的牛皮硬套我作為好癖者使用次數遠遠超超過 Mamiya c330 Rolleiflex 3.5 理由不外乎 1 輕便好帶 2 攝影回到基本面需要好整以暇延緩癡呆 3 用4. 5 x 6 c m 享有一卷16張的優惠順便把四個角落先天不足的區域裁切去除

@davidwithfilm 2 жыл бұрын

真正体现相机和这些老照片的意义，就是承载着这么多宝贵的回忆。感谢你的分享。非常喜欢这个视频。👍👍👍

@henritsai2969 2 жыл бұрын

相機是攝影的工具，看的還是攝影的作品。Nice shots of your photos!

@hongmwongakasilverblade6348 Жыл бұрын

There were plenty of Seagull camera in used market in Singapore in the 90’s. Now I am curious it is still widely available now.

@eelho1404 2 жыл бұрын

溫度滿滿的故事十分喜歡你的作品

@葉覆-n2y 2 жыл бұрын

我有一台外銷版的海鷗，鏡頭表現出來的味道有其獨特性，性價比很高！（臺灣一台要價5000元台幣）

@markli7372 2 жыл бұрын

海鸥4b这画质真心可以

@consulatbum 9 ай бұрын

片子做的真好，超喜欢看❤

@zacchaeuszhao5422 2 жыл бұрын

这种故事必须手动点赞🎉

@zefanhuang6019 2 жыл бұрын

太喜欢你的频道了😭

@betabao1185 Жыл бұрын

相当不错的片子，我爸留给我的是海鸥的205旁轴，虽然很多部件都卡死了，我还是把它放在干燥箱里。自己有一台海鸥的4A，换了天塞头，不知道我的女儿长大后会不会用它拍一下。

@五公里 2 жыл бұрын

这这这…为什么youtube上就是不火！说不过去啊家人们

@葉覆-n2y 2 жыл бұрын

曲高和寡，攝影人的心裡頭總是藏著一條幽深的小徑，只能踽踽獨行，無法與人擦身而過...

@oldtechie6834 Жыл бұрын

這個攝影機的玩意，就是說百姓富裕了，有剩餘的錢去買生活必需品以外的奢侈玩具👍

@rainbooi1108 2 жыл бұрын

看哭了，以后我也要让我儿子给我做徕卡禄来哈苏林哈夫的视频哈哈哈哈

@tcc9826 2 жыл бұрын

很棒👍👍

@bh1mcb314 Жыл бұрын

太棒了，喜欢你得视频

@Deetroiter Жыл бұрын

I have a like-new seagull 205 rangefinder and just put a roll of film through it the other day for the first time. As old as the camera is, I’m honestly shocked by the quality of the photos. It is comparable to any other top of the line film camera of the time period. What amazed me still was the rangefinder was perfectly accurate even all these decades later. I’m in the US and have never seen another one of these cameras here, so I’m not sure how it got over here but I treasure it. The camera is mint condition inside and out, but the black trim around the viewfinder has markings on it so I know it’s been used by it’s original owner. They took great care of it obviously and I wish I could talk to that camera, to hear the stories and photos it must have taken over the last 50 years or so. Is there anyone who works on these cameras or does maintenance for them?