Quote (Veilside @ Nov 21 2010 12:49pm)
Get rid of the junky lens, get a good prime instead.
Shoot it like any other camera, but remember that grain is much more noticeable than noise (except grain can look good).
I'm shooting Superia 1600 and Portra 800 at the moment with my F100, which is very similar to the F5.
What kind of film are you looking to shoot? Black and white? Colour? High speed or slow?
yeah i know but 55mm-200mm came with the nikon f5. it was a special in this one camera shop i went too.
to me i am looking to do a lil bit of everything. but i know i have to start from somewhere. I also decided to get film is because i wanted real white and black.
but i won't be doing black and white just yet though.
Quote (Veilside @ Nov 21 2010 02:09pm)
Can't edit my previous post, but if it is the 55-200mm lens, you'll get some very heavy vignetting towards the 55mm end, as it's a lens for crop sensors.
i actually had some pictures that turned out with vignetting shockingly it made the picture a lot nicer because i also used flash. that solves my problem for doing any burning if i ever thought of it.
This post was edited by Kpop on Nov 21 2010 05:47pm