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what a Nikon 35mm camera should I get?
I bought a Canon Rebel K2 again for $ 5 in my store. I have a Nikon D50 digital SLR and yet I wish I had a Nikon film camera for my kind of picture so you can mix and match my glasses. I think it would be wonderful to have a depth of field preview button, and I'm seeing the nikon fm10 on craigslist, but I do not want to get something that's worse than the Canon K2 (which, judging by the prices of the two cameras online seems to be a camera worse?) I really do not want to spend much money for a camera, because I have one for $ 5 .. But I do not want something that is a waste of money because his money not worth spending. What are my options? I see a fm2n for $ 75 with some minor damage and a broken body, but functional rewind handle .. I go for that?
Since you already have a good digital SLR camera (D50), you should try a basic camera as the first FM10. Get it from a reliable source of the cameras used. Never buy a camera rotates. It may cost $ 100 to fix. The FM10 lets you make all things with a camera and manual focus, depth field, manually measuring the light and establish the best combination of aperture and shutter speed. The D50 target only half of the exposed surface a frame of 35mm film in order to get a good 35 mm lens. I started way back with a 105 mm lens from Nikon and I still use it. Ideal for portraits beautiful (I love your models) and only isolated in the fund's approach. It may also be able to get a cheap 28 mm or 24 mm wide-angle. Always wear sun visors with these lenses. Have fun with the money.
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