My Favorite 35mm Film SLR's (of all time)

[@benstacey5508]

I’ve got an Olympus OM1-n in truly immaculate condition. I live in the U.K. and picked it up from a small camera store in London. I use it with an Olympus Zuiko 50mm F/1.8 prime lens and an Olympus Zuiko 135mm F/3.5 prime lens. It’s an utterly remarkable camera and I recommend it to anybody who wants to get into film wholeheartedly

[@Gabez82]

Ye boyyy. The OM-1 and OM2 are gorgeous cameras with superb Zuiko glass. I bought an OM2n in Nearly New, Complete In Box. It’s precious indeed.

[@benstacey5508]

Gabez82 - Nice!

[@shynmrzhdr]

amazing!! I just got an olympus om-40 with a zuiko 500 f/1.8 lens as my first camera, bc the price on ebay was too good to pass up. not sure if it'll be as good as the om-1 and om-2 that come more highly recommended (and usually with a higher price tag), but here's hoping!

[@benstacey5508]

shayan m. - That’s cool. The Olympus OM40 is a good camera, I believe. I’m sure you will like it

[@jordanjoestar8839]

I was just gifted an immaculate Olympus OM-G with its kit lense (50mm) and a full metal, 180mm Japanese Zuiko zoom lens dated at 1972. Coming from a DSLR Mirrorless Sony, I couldn't be more excited!

[@mohammadnauval7756]

Next : "My favourite Rangefinder camera"

[@GwendalAria]

yes please

[@michaelprior7459]

Dang it, I've been dreading the day that a popular youtuber exposes the OM system for how awesome it is, the prices are going to jump!

[@joeygmc07]

Good thing i have all the OM lenses already lol

[@caldera878]

The Canon FD system is still relatively underrated.

[@RonnyKohlmann]

Exactly my thoughts, they are still incredibly undervalued. But it was bound to happen. These cameras are such gems. But everything film gets expensive. I wanted to venture into MF but I realised I dont need the extra fidelity and image quality. Also everything MF that isn't Russian is super expensive these days

[@kev229]

My OM3 + Zuiko 24/2.8 is really the only camera I’ll ever need in my lifetime. But GAS. OM systems are criminally undervalued/overlooked. Maitani was truly ahead of his time. Compact body + lens(perfect for travel), smoothness of adjusting shutter speed/aperture directly on the ring, one of the brightest viewfinder of its time, the OM3 + OM4 metering system, ZUIKO glass?!?! C’mon

[@kev229]

Forgot to mention... SPOT METERING smh

[@solidsixx8562]

My OM1 feels like an extension of myself honestly, it’s like the quickest and most familiar way for me to make images so that’s why I’ll never stop using it. I even got a picture of it tattooed on my arm!

[@ldstirling]

Aren't you going to mention that the Canon F-1 that you featured is the "New F-1", the second iteration of this camera from Canon? The original Canon F-1 was a fully mechanical pro-spec SLR that came out in 1970 and was a competitor to the Nikon F2. The New F-1, that you have shown was introduced in 1981 and is an electro-mechanical hybrid camera. Both of them use Canon FD lenses. I think it's important to draw the distinction between the two cameras because you don't want your viewers getting them confused.

Indeed! I noticed that too. The original F1 is a totally different camera. I own a New F-1 and it's a tank. If you walk 2 hours with it, you will begin to feel the weight of this camera.

[@igorvainshtein5731]

X-700 rules!!!!

[@alexblaze8878]

One thing you didn’t mention: the advantage of the Nikon is that it’s AI/AI-S lenses can be used on ANY Nikon SLR made from the Nikon F of 1959 to the Nikon F6 of 2004. The Canon Rebel 2000 is incompatible with Canon’s FD mount lenses. So if you wanted the Canon F1 AND the Rebel 2000 you’d have to use different Canon lenses for each. One of the reasons many people prefer Nikon film cameras above Canon is this complete compatibility of Nikon’s AI/AI-S lenses. Heck the AI/AI-S lenses will even mount on all Nikon DSLRs if you shoot in manual mode.

[@BacklTrack]

For canon you can just use an adapter. I got a cheap one for like $20 and I use some of my weird fd lenses on my 70D

[@JayTsPhoto]

Minolta gang checking in! Glad to see the x700 on here.... love my xg1, x570 and Maxxum 7000

[@Superbustr]

I wish digital cameras could be like film cameras where you buy the digital body and can put in whatever sensor you want. 8mp, 14mp, 40mp, or sensors that are more green or blue centric.

[@KaptainKerl]

Don’t give them ideas to sell us $1000 sensors 😂

[@jamesmeisel4723]

Love the list! But where is the Canon A1?):

[@lucasreeserlarkin8996]

Edward Elizabeth Hitler beside me on my desk. With a 58mm lens. Thank you Santa.

[@salonghimire]

OK, make a video with Nikon F2 vs Nikon F3...cause i am losing hair contemplating what to buy! 😭😭

[@legionchef]

Salon Ghimire F2 all the way, get one cla’d and your good to go. Get a DP11 finder which works and you are living the dream

[@salonghimire]

@@legionchef if only you had said this a little earlier....i stayed awake till 7 am and ended up buying F3HP 😭😭😭

[@tomislavmiletic_]

Had the F2, great camera, but it's getting quite old. You'll hardly be able to fix it if something goes wrong. And there's not too much of them left, at least not in mint condition. For reasonable money. I'd suggest, get FM2 instead. Or FM3/A if you have money to burn 😉

[@legionchef]

Tomislav Miletić I respectfully disagree, on eBay you can buy working F2A’s for around £100. FM2N’s are great, they are just a bit small. Admittedly the mechanical side of the F2 can be repaired/maintained potentially forever, I must admit that the meters are a huge weakness, and the FM2N wins in that regard. If you’re happy with the FM2N, and it works well, then good for you!! Keep on shooting!

[@tomislavmiletic_]

@@legionchef Well it seems this matter depends of the area you are living in. It's almost impossible to find good (if any) photo mechanic in the city I'm living in nor in surrounding area, official service for Nikon (which exists here) won't even bother with any pre-digital Nikon camera. So if you have to rely on the camera that will keep on ticking, FM2 or FM3/A are much safer bet, being simply newer cameras, despite being several times more expensive...

[@spyratekodaks7494]

Where did the Canon a1 go man? Cmon!!🤔🤨

[@119-l8r]

Ive got the same question 😅

[@MrSwaggernaut83]

Have an A-1 on the way! Excited to get into film photography!

[@luffy.yuki.thegolden9196]

Can someone please recommend where i can buy the olympus om-1. I wanna give it as a gift to my girlfriend for 10 years. Shes always there for me when i had nothing, now that i have money i wanna give her something special for her birthday. Please help. Thank you so much

[@annaflore7098]

I have the Canon AE 1... Completely new to film photography, hopefully it was a good purchase

[@roiloubia4483]

Excellent camera. The most sold in the world..very reliable camera. It will last you a lifetime. And you have great FD lenses..

[@rosswingo8714]

I love my Nikon F2 to death but for shear portability and simplicity the Olympus OM-1 is my go-to travel film camera that sits alongside my Fuji X-T3. Compact, massive viewfinder, and all mechanical 👌

[@gcvrsa]

Then you should have tried a Nikon FM, FE, FM2 or FE3, even an EM.

[@TXLorenzo]

I like to travel with my Oly OM2n and it's digital brother Oly OM-D.

[@Thomas_Geist]

A word about the Olympus OM-1 not mentioned: the OM-1 and 2 have the most advanced metering system in film history. Light meters on camera read the light and determine exposure just prior to the shutter being released while the OM series read the light during exposure and react if light changes. Another thing I liked about the OM-1 over the OM-2 was the fact that it had a mirror lock-up to eliminate all shutter shock. The OM series had one of the largest and brightest view finders (I almost said, ELF) ever placed on a film SLR. Trivia: This camera was introduced to compete with Leica’s M series to provide a small and light SLR. In fact the original OM-1 was called the Olympus M-1. Leica sued and Olympus changed the name.

[@Adrian99Diaz]

I bought a Minolta x700 as my first film camera because of this video and i've been loving it

[@KBRC81]

Just got my F3 a few days ago, and the 50mil 1.4 just showed up today. Pumped!!

[@eelcobrinkcate5303]

Hi!! Try a Pentax super A......build like a tank, super reliable, beautiful lines, 1/2000 schutter speed, small, and alle the rest......I prefer it a lot more than my f3. Ik consider it more like a Mini f3......like youre channel!!

[@kylewood8327]

It’s nice to see the younger generation interested in film 35mm cameras! My favorite for “many, many, many” years has been the Nikon F3, just an awesome film camera!

[@KylerSteele]

There are so many good 35mm film cameras. Love the ones you picked!

[@samuelsanchez518]

I bought the Olympus OM 4Ti( the revised one that does not have battery issues) last year and it's truly remarkable. The multi-spot metering is a life saver. I use it with the 50mm F/1.4 (Serial number 1.1million) and the 35mm F/2.8.

[@scottfineshriber5051]

I remember when Nikon ruled the film world. The F1 to F5 series was the workhorse of most pros, it seemed. I bought a Minolta XG-M in 1981, and I’m falling in love with it all over again.

[@j.c.103]

You shouldnt write ...when Nikon ruled the film world. You should write ... when Nikon ruled the USA. Only in the US you have this Nikon Hype, everybody tries to get a boring F3. There were so many good SLR's which are interesting and well built too : Exakta, Topcon, Praktica, Ricoh, Fujica, Voigtländer, Rollei, Konica and so on.

[@thepangmonster]

Welcome to the Mount Olympus film gang. We're glad you've joined us!

[@actionimagesphotography]

I thought it was funny when you said"you can get away with shooting a wedding on the EOS3". I shot probably 100 weddings on the EOS3 and EOS1 cameras. Amazingly dependable cameras.

[@colbolt54]

Please try to review a pentex p3, and Minolta xg-m

[@j.c.103]

Love the XG-M. It's a cheaper X700, more basically, but wonderful too. Minolta made extraordinary cameras.

[@punkrachmaninoff]

The Pentax MX with the 40/2.8 🥞

[@WatchesAndPhotography]

Take a shot every time he says “man” :💀👻🥃

[@joshbarsphotogrpahy5044]

My first 35mm camera was my nikkormat Ftn, then i got a nikon F3, now i don’t need any other 35mm slr, they’re both SUCH a dream

[@Bossti]

One camera that I feel gets overlooked quite often: the Ricoh KR-10x. It takes Pentax K mount lenses (so you could use that glass even on modern Pentax DSLRs), it takes LR44 or SR44 batteries that are easy to get, the lightmeter will shut itself down after 8 minutes of not being used to save battery, other basic stuff like self timer is also there and I found the diagonally split focus point to be working better than horizontal or vertical split ones in most cases (though your mileage may very on this one). I got ont in basically mint condition on ebay for 30 bucks without lens and another 30 bucks got me a Pentax-M 28mm f2.8 which is also in very good condition. Compared to this setup, all other cameras I got seem ridiculously overpriced xD

[@reeve7929]

I've fully invested in #minoltagang lol I've got 4 of them now, srt101 XG-M Maxxum 7000 and XD11. Love them all but the XD11 especially

[@itmm92]

you look skinnier. eheh i am new to film, your videos boosted me a lot to go further on this. I bought a Pentax KX for 75€ (I think around $65 ), still finishing my first roll, but looking forward to see the outcome of your tips on my photos eheh

[@jmdjavier4647]

Is Nikon FM a good 35mm film camera?

[@flyingo]

I hope you found a Minolta X-570 in the past 2 years. I feel that the X-570 is better than the X-700 for a few reasons, not the least of which is the absence of the capacitor issue that is very common with the X-700 (the capacitor goes bad and the camera won’t work until it’s replaced). Replacing the capacitor in the 700 is pretty easy, but it’s still a process that takes a little time. Nice video sir.

[@ghw7192]

The X-570 is probably the most underappreciated Minolta. People rave about the X-700 but the X-570 has a much better metered manual and with the motor drive attached, your arm doesn't end at your hand. Excellent choice!

[@wanakoplays8874]

I got that Canon New F-1 with a 55mm f/1.2. Fantastic combo!

[@KimHojbergJensen]

At the prices of SLR's today, you want to collect them like Pokemon cards! I try to stay within one brand so I can share my lenses across.

[@lylestavast7652]

OM-1 - had it new out of the box 1975 ... nice camera :)

[@iamtrillahd]

YESSSSSSSSSSS THE REBEL 2000!!!!! FINALLY SOMEONE TALKS ABOUT IT! ITS SO AMAZING I USE MY DADS EXPENSIVE LENSES ON IT - INCREDIBLE The only issue I have is some of the newer flashes don't seem to work with it, like the Canon one that auto adjusts. I LOVE the rebel 2000 I am about to buy another 2 for back ups.

[@iamtrillahd]

Aleksandra Kholodna I use a fixed 50mm for any portrait work. Looks fantastic. Then I have a 35mm fixed for daily shooting. And I use the stock lens a lot too it has a decent sweet spot.

[@johnnyquid-xj4kk]

Nice. My favorite cameras: x700 should’ve never sold it, Nikon FA, stolen on my trip to the Czech Republic. Just pulled out an AE-1 I’d put away back in 2008. And you mentioned my dream camera back in the day, the Nikon F3. Owned the F4s, but it was so so. But the FA has a special place for me.

[@gcvrsa]

The FA was and still is a fantastic camera.

[@Webrisernl]

Why not your leica m2?

[@pead445]

As someone who's really intrigued on going film photography and the Olympus om-1 being my added wishlist, most of my family are into more digital and I'm having a hard time convincing them that I wanted to do film.

[@pedromatos4487]

Olimpus om1 vs nikon f3 which one is your favorite?

[@PhotoBug3042]

My vote: OM-1, unless you’re already invested in Nikon glass. The Nikon is an absolute legend and gives you auto exposure (aperture priority) but the size and Zuiko glass of the Olympus are really fun!

[@giovcaria6440]

The om1 was my first film camera and no wonder I immediately fell in love with film - got it for $100 with two lenses, and I my had to do a minor repair (learned to do it myself, the lever would get stuck sometimes). I adore it, still my favorite

[@ZachMcCordProg]

Great video, dude. Came across an immaculately clean 35mm camera at salvation army (actually, two) and regrettably, I didn't buy it. Still thinking about getting one. For some reason I'm just not big into digital photography or really most digital things like digital movies and music. I just like the real deal. Great informational video! Hope I can pick up a 35mm camera soon.

[@Ellzville]

AYO MAN WE CANT HEAR YOU

[@bokehintheussr5033]

Ricoh XR cameras are everywhere. You can find 'em in thrift stores and charity shops really easily. For good reason too. They're super sturdy, easy to use and reliable. Ricoh really honed the economy of design and manufacture of some of those cameras, and they use the Pentax K mount system so you can put some great lenses on them. They're much better for using on the move than many of the sexier high end SLRs, so they're better for street and field photography. I have a Canon A-1 but I use my Ricoh XR7 and XR10 Super a lot more often. They're cameras you could take to war.

[@gerardasigurado516]

F3 will forever be a dream for me. 😢 I don't own any film camera but I am so into film photog since the day that my friend in Manila has let me borrow her point and shoot camera. 🥺

[@aYgo_1]

Missing my Minolta X-700.. It's getting repaired.. Really weird issue

[@terrywbreedlove]

X700 was my first new camera i bought 1986. The Nikon F3hp is my current work horse. I bought for $25 a mint like new Olympus OMG from a yard sale. The OMG is basically the sane as the OM 10. I love this little light weight camera it has a bright view finder and a sharp 50mm 1.8 and i am about to put a 35mm on it.

[@ssruizhang]

ah shit here we go again. here i am trying to find cheap lenses as a new OM owner. I guess the prices for OMs are gonna jump eh 😂

[@nightdrivinglights4997]

i got a mamyia something from the 70s. its pretty neat

[@BoredOfBills]

Nothing (and I mean NOTHING) compares with the late Canon FD L lenses - they were the last manufacturer of 35mm SLRs to care about pro photographers and the L series lenses are not only unsurpassed but still go for crazy money on eBay. BUT - if you can get your hands on a clean F1n with a 50 1.2 L lens you will be on another planet and the F1 is INDESTRUCTIBLE !

[@Crsmo322]

From your list I own the OM1, Canon F1, and Nikon F3. I believe the only difference is you have the F1 New or New F1. Favorite is definitely the F3. Best view finder and not as heavy as the F1 and more reliable. Shutter speeds on my F1 aren’t working properly any more. Second favorite is the Olympus. Light, bright viewfinder, and being an aperture priority kind of person, I like having the shutter speeds by the lens as I don’t have to take it away from my face to adjust it or even think about. Last for me unfortunately is the Canon. Feels unnecessarily heavy and cumbersome. The viewfinder is not as bright as either of the two. Not as reliable as the other two either. Mechanical shutter (when working properly) and 50mm f1.4 in it are awesome though.

[@Buck-xf8sf]

I love my Pentax spotmatic with the super takumar 50 1.4 and the 135mm

[@SkywalkFPV]

Great to see u start with the Olympus om 1, I do think the Olympus om-1(n) Would be the better choise for the same reasons the om-2(n) you also have, is more superior to the om-2.. The main reason the om-1(n) is more reliable than the om-2(n) because the 2(n) suffers from 'planned obsolescence' the 1(n) on the other hand is the fully mechanical Olympus winner, right!?

[@thedondeluxe6941]

Those plastic Canon EOS bodies from the 90's are definitely pretty insane value for money.

[@avaalexandra777]

ayo bro thanks for the video. I found it to be super informational and engaging. REally helped me choose a good camera.

[@VoidShepherd]

I learned photography on an EOS 2000 I loved the hell out of that thing.

[@richardt1792]

I own and have collected many top of the line cameras. My all time favorite is the Canon F-1 New With AE finder and the motor drive. It is a beast. I have lenses from 15mm to 1200mm. Nikon makes better autofocus cameras, I like my Nikon F5. I remember when a Canon F-1 new body with an AE finder sold for about $1000, add another $300 for a 50mm f1.4 lens. Now you can find that kit for around $200, about what you would pay for a plasticy Canon AE-1 with a 50mm f1.8 lens. The Canon F-1 was a professional camera all the way. When you look at old clips of sporting events, you would see the big Canon L white lenses, at their base, they were attached to a Canon F-1 New. There is an Olympic version. The F-1's are disappearing though, if you want one, pick it up now. Now many were made, just a tiny fraction of the AE1's.

[@basnoordermeer4249]

Nice sharing of personal favorites! Just thought of sharing my own preferences: Pentax LX, KX, K2, KM, Spotmatic: very reliable, straightforward, easy to repair yourself (even the sticky mirror of LX), great handling lenses with superb coatings, all keep going without batteries. Minolta srt101/102: most reliable Minolta, easy to repair, great clc light metering, fully mechanical. I'd skip any plastic Minolta but also the xd7/xd11 doesn't stand aging; too many electronic failures and corrosed contacts. Also like the XK/XM, just for the looks only but it's very big and heavy for a 35mm slr. Olympus OM1/2/3/4: truly inventive, great small bodies that were already appreciated when they entered the market, but stand out even more now. When comparing the viewfinder layout and info from OM4(ti) to Nikon F3 the latter seems like a failure to me. It is nice to being able to exchange the viewfinder but how many people really use such function? In case you do, the Pentax LX light meter is built into the body which makes most sense. Just like Topcon RE super and Miranda Sensorex, both produced during the sixties. Canon and Nikon might be mainstream but not on my list of favorites :)

[@bibib4052]

Where do you buy the 35mm film rolls?

[@mercurytibi]

I'm really glad someone gives credit for the simple and entry level Eos cameras. I think these plastic SLRs are the ideal "gateway drug" for the newcomer film photographers. They give consistently good results which is the key to encourage people to continue shooting film. And they are dirt cheap by the way.

[@ultimateruffles2420]

Where did you get your chain?

[@angelesng1816]

Greetings from hk! I am just so glad that i came across ur channel on utube n i really enjoyed ur videos n they are so useful!!! I tried my first bid on ebay to buy the film i wanted n thanks to ur older vid on how to bid strategy, i won my first bid!!!! All credits to u mate!! Thank you very much n i will keep on supporting here!! Peace!! Side note: im using a canonae1 rn but now i cldnt resist hving minoltax700, cant wait to be in minoltagang🤙🏻 i jus wish i cld be in the us to try thrifting for treasure too xdxd shoot more films!!!

[@free_thinker2287]

ഇവന്റെ കഴുത്തിൽ താലി മാലയാണോ 😂 I love the OM 1 such a gorgeous piece ❤️

[@zerovisionz9515]

so i want get into film photography and how would you look at your photos when your done

[@Turnipagenda]

Nice list. Youd love the Klasse S. Im the biggest fanboy ever of that camera. Try it dude. Keep rockin'...ps I know its not an SLR....but happy to know your thoughts.

[@PTRK490]

I just received my om-1n with 50mm 1.8 zuiko lens. I bought it for 300 euros at professional photoshop. It's in very good condition and everything works fine! Gonna test it right now📸

[@miguelRao]

Haven’t been on ya channel in a while, ya dropped hella weight, hope all is well, time to catch up on older vids! Love brodie

[@rizkyfitriansyah2913]

I own an olympus om1n with a zoom lens, too bad i could not afford the prime lens, but hopefully i got the GAS and spent it for the 1.4f lens haha

[@angelosue6044]

Nikon F-100 all day, every day.

[@Democratiser]

Great camera to have. I was fortunate to pick up recently it’s short-lived precursor, the M1, and an M1 lens also! They are exactly the same, just branded differently until Leica asked Olympus to desist from using the ‘M1’ model name.

[@olympus2OM]

OM 1 and OM-2N are really awesome cameras.

[@longde]

The OM cameras are grossly overrated. Pentax made a better compact system (MX, ME, LX, etc). I own MX, ME, Nikon F3, F2, FE, Canon F-1, New F-1, no need for any flimsy OM1 with irs fragile transport gears and low eyepoint viewfinder, or the OM2 with the former problem plus moody electrónics.

[@sputumtube]

Perhaps you could review the cheap & cheerful Ricoh range of SLR's? Ricoh now owns Pentax and all the Ricoh SLR's accept Pentax K-mount lenses.

[@tobysummers471]

The OM-1 is a sorely underrated camera and often poo pooed by the Nikon brigade. (Nikons are excellent for the record). This is coming from a former Canon AE-1 user and a Nikon F4 user. I bought the OM-1 for a measly £35 to replace the AE1 as the electronics had failed. I’ve never enjoyed shooting film as much as I have done with the OM1. A quality item and have got a full set of lenses for under £100. Doesn’t feel cheap like the Canon AE1 at times. I started out with an XA2 and I wish I continued with Olympus the first time round.

[@northof-62]

A very good list. Great talk! I think the EOS 30V (7s/Elan 7NE) was launched in 2004, whereas the EOS 3 came out in 1998. I am a big fan of the 7s . A semi-pro with EOS 10D like feel and operation. Very underrated camera. The EOS x00 series were more like the Rebels of the digital era, in fact they were called Rebel & Kiss too. The Minolta X700 MPS is one of my favs too. For Nikons of that time I chose the matrix metering PASM 1/4000s shutter speed Nikon FA . It was so good I didn't buy another camera for 20 years. And it still works great.

[@hsuehprettyboien5695]

Hello I'm new In photography, recently I'm thinking about whether I should pick up the Nikon F2 or Olympus OM1. Can someone give me an advice? Thx

[@vintagehunters104]

I get a lot of cameras that I sell on my channel. I would love to have your skills. Compliments

[@ks1ngh27]

I have the OM-2. I got it for the size and Olympus nostalgia. As much I like the camera, there some downside. One being the camera needs a grip as it is hard to hold for long periods of time. Also the lenses are expensive. I have only developed one role so far. I have few rolls pending which I’ll send out soon. My friend let me borrow the canon ae-1 and that one is more comfortable to use. Also I still haven’t gotten used to the Olympus shutter ring. I just cant get a good grip on it for fast changes. Maybe I need to shoot more on it.

[@ks1ngh27]

Shutter speed ring*

[@IvarsDayLab]

Program mode is for dummies. Full manual camera like F3 , FM , FM2 , OM1, Pentax KM KX K1000 are fully manual and allows you to set all the settings by yourself and have great results + all these cameras are battery independent and will never fail. Canons eos series are okay, my issue with them is the batteries and size. If you don't keep spare batteries with you - you can run into a moment when batteries are flat and you can't get necessary batteries in 20min. Size - it's bulky. Classic slr like om1 is small and compact even with the lense on.

[@chriscole9621]

My canon elan 7ne also has the eye tracking, pretty cool stuff

[@Rafa-nh6gu]

Hi which camera do you prefer most between EOS 3 and ae-1? I would like to buy one of these two and I need help 🙈🤣🤣🙈🤣🙈🤣🙈

[@Wurst_Nightmare]

if you are going to talk about G.A.S. you must learn how to spell all of the words in that acronym. Quick bail-out on the video, no Sub.

[@coleb7644]

does Olympus or Minolta make a 35mm that has the detachable viewer like the F3? FM gang!!!

[@tomislavmiletic_]

Olympus never did, but Minolta actually DID made cameras with detachable viewfinder, that being Minolta XM and XM motor in early 70's. However, if you are thinking of getting them, think agin. There's not too much of them left, so those cameras are a bit of collectible item, meaning they are going for crazy prices, XM motor especially...

[@SuperCaricas]

Is that a portuguese "coração de viana" pendant?

[@seanperalta2900]

Guys I’m planning on buying a film camera, the canon FTB QL, what are y’all thought on it? Help a guy out 😩

[@Stesalti]

Ok... i see.i am selling a leica m4-p right now ... indeed ... selling off. because I believe 35mm doesn't deserve to pay such a high cost after seeing the results. in the end what matters are the optics and the image format. I have a pentax 645 and a 67 ... after you see those results you don't want a 35mm anymore ... then ... 36 poses. endless ...

[@rei-nv1yp]

u lost weight

[@chamooo2523]

I know it's been 3 years since the video was released, but still - what can you say about the Minolta XG-M? I want to take it as my first film camera.

[@anarky77100]

great vid, I really really love the F1, tbh I'm slowly getting tempted to get one ahah, and speaking of professional grade SLR there's also the Pentax LX, just like the F3 and F1 it has the removable prism, a frame count that goes both ways (you see it going back too when rolling back, useful for double exposures, auto exposure is also amazing I tried some long exposures in all auto on color + it did like a 25min exposure, and it actually rendered pretty darn good, the lightmeter is legit as good as a canon 6D2, 1/75 to 1/2000 are mechanical speeds, 6-3200 iso, but just like the F3 and its electronics issues, the LX is well known for its sticky mirror, nothing too bad, but you'll have to open the whole thing to get rid of the old gum that got sticky, and it's kind of pricey too, around 250-300 oh I forgot to add it first time, it's also pretty light

[@optimumfilms]

OM 50mm 1.2. Thats the one right there.

[@josephcontreras8930]

I have olympus om 10 and love it. I git it at a moving estate sale years ago with 3 lenses a flash and a equipment bag for $25 and had it checked by a photography shop and owner couldn't believe they practically gave away such a great camera. I love using it for outdoor shots here in pnw and love the attention I get by digital shutterbug. Keeping it old school...Great great viddie sir please keep up the great work especially seeing the professional way you present your material 👍

[@Drifter2088]

Dang bro you not minolta gang anymore? Lol you got me into minolta my guy good vid

[@chrissybabyist]

Thanks for the advice on the battery grip. I have the Rebel 2000. Will definitely check it out. What is a good price range?

[@tomwestbrook]

Wow! Great video. The OM-1 was my first camera back in the 70's. Legendary. Small and cheap with great lenses.

[@davidperalta-torres3371]

I’ve had my Rebel 2000 for 20 years and it was my first SLR. Only recently upgraded it with the battery pack, eyepiece extender, and L lens.

[@Juwellz18]

I want that F3 with the 85mm 1.4 😩

[@Theninjagecko]

Dude change the battery in the fire alarm, jesus.