Bought a leica lens from them, very good deal and good customer svc. Legit.
Lots of good ideas here. I shoot a lot of nyc streets, my M6 is body of choice with either a 40mm (yes 40) or 50mm prime.
IMO rangefinders are in general quieter then slr/DSLR. I shoot 80% bnw film and develop myself. Film bodies usually even quieter in general.
Get comfortable w what you have, and consider reading, learning, and shooting a few thousand exposures to learn a bit then decide what's right for you.
I usually don't look through viewfinder of my M6 (yes it has one) and zone focus at about f8, and have 80% hit rate on decent focus. I should also say I've shot close to 10,000 exposures w my gear and am comfortable using it without looking at it.
And yes, people in nyc are more accustomed to seeing cameras, however many people don't like a camera shoved in their face.
I like the suggestion to not be afraid, and would add don't be stupid. Ymmv.
i love those ilford sensors, esp their hp5 ones used at 1600.
+1 on above comments.
I will add that i will typically capture both raw + jpeg when shooting. and i have noticed when importing into LR, if i have camera in monochrome mode, the raw file initially looks monochrome, but then once LR finished import/preview generation, the raw is color.
not trying to spark any LR flames, to each their own for capture catalog edit choices. :)
Great to see that nikon and read a mention of tri-x. I have a small darkroom but for some reason a washer and dryer appears on occasion:) I have to keep unplugging and replugging the enlarger and saf elight. Grrr...
Beautiful film camera, no scratches, meter works. Incl leather case. Need to clear out some gear for cash.
Make (reasonable, plz) offer :)
So u saw jake on the uke? I had tix but could not make it...@
Maybe more like an obsessed photophile ...
American society of media photographers ... :)
No...im solo. Do you mean photo club? I'm part of ASMP ....
Nicely done.
What are you sorry for, just wondering?