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Does this load double super 8 films? Can't find much info on this model and its not featured on the super 8 database website.

I have the D40 and I love it.. D40X is a champ!

Good feature is the ability to shoot raw files at three resolution options.. same as the ability to select your jpegs to save in scaled resolutions.. Handy to save space on the CF card you use or speed up image processing if your computer is low spec. This is not possible on my Nikon DSLRs. To find the shutter count, you need to connect the camera to a PC via USB (or Mac I guess) and use the dedicated Canon tool software to access the info. It is not embeded information in the files that this model delivers. 😊

I bought one from a retiring professional photographer. He was selling some of his extensive lenses. I asked him if it was a true L lens. He said without hesitation that it was. He showed me one of his L lenses and asked to look into the lens. Same coatings, metal construction, and he said that he always believed it was a genuine L. By the way, I got it for 50 euros. It is pristine and pennies to his other equipment. He wasn't saying it to sell. It will be pulled out of my cold, dead hand. It's of the highest quality, and this never comes across properly in reviews.

They aimed it the KSX because it was their version of the Pentax KX, the "S" making the distinction that it was, in fact, a Sears camera

What camera are you recording with ? & what lens

I still use a D40x that I bought in 2009. I use an 18 70 afs DX f3.5 F,4.5 lens Doesn't eat batteries.

Thanks for sharing this information about this camera. Cheers, Patrick! ✌️

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Can you set the shutter speed before and after you cock the shutter? I have a zenith b that requires you to crank before you change the shutter speed! Cool vid thanks for the info!

i have a minolta x-7, which i believe is essentially the same thing, and when i get to about 35 photos my lever stops cranking. i have a 400 film in there. how do i fix this?

Good review on the film. Cheers, Patrick! ✌🏻

This doesn’t need charger right?

do you know if batteries are required in order to use the camera?

I am about to buy it, just because its so small and handy! - any particular tips about it? thx Levi in Sweden (how big SD does it handle?) seller asks 20euros for it with battery and charger -- i only have old cams... an Nikon L100 too, but its enough for an ol man like me, 67y...lol)

Still use it …..Beautiful Combo with my 50 mm F1.2

Where did u find the cage for it

Pretty cool camera. Cheers, Patrick! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️

I like the image quality of this camera better than modern cams.

A very interesting looking Canon camera. The photos you took with it don't look too bad. Cheers, Patrick! ✌️

mine is now 17 years and its still good

An impressive looking Nikon. Cheers, Patrick! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️

Very nice. Cheers, Patrick! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️

Very nostalgic and very familiar cameras. I remember those 110 cameras very well. Certain drugstores still get 35 mm film developed, because I still see disposable cameras in certain drugstores. Once, I got an Argus focus free flash camera for Christmas. It used 2 AA batteries for the flash. I would do creative things with it. There were pieces of coloued plastic that I would get from 3D movie glasses, or from something else. I taped it over the lens of that camera to put a colour filter effect on the photos. The photos turned out red, blue, green, or yellow, depending on the plastic I used as a filter. Pretty neat to look at the history of photography and where we came from with it. I saw recently where someone with a very old camera is doing tintype photography. Photography is very fascinating in all its aspects. Cheers, Patrick! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️

Awesome vintage cameras. Both look pretty cool. My dad, who is 94, this year, had a Kodak camera from either the 1930s, or the 1940s. I also like other photographers from history. One is Matthew Brady, and the other is Ansel Adams. It's pretty neat how they did their photography. An older sibling of mine has Ansel Adams photographs. She also has one of mine on a wall of her home. Around 30 years ago, I was at a grandparent's funeral, in the village where I was born. It was in the winter. I took a photo of a grain elevator, with railrod tracks, and some rail cars in the scene, with some brush sticking out of the snow. The photo was enlarged and put in a matching frame. Cheers, Patrick! ✌️

Pretty cool camera. The cameras from the 1980s and 1990s were awesome. Cheers, Patrick! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️

Whatever your drinking must be good lol. I have that camera I bought a long time but never got into and now I'm ready. I ended up buying a Canon t7 refurbished from Canon and I still have time to return. I was thinking maybe return it and learn off my a100. What's your recommendation and I know it's only 10 megapixel, is that enough to do editing in Lightroom especially shooting raw?

i just bought one its a weird little camera

Your video really helped me. I was hesitant to buy this camera in 2024 but I am going to buy it this week!

Thinking of doing the same. My only full fram camera is a a Sony, but I cant afford Sony glass. I have good canon lenses, and second hand EF glass is pretty cheap!

The small light so close to the diffuser doesn’t do much of anything. What is that light supposed to accomplish.

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Why are we looking at my first digital camera?

I have a D40X bought it brand new when released have a D90 also and a D800... Seriously you content would be better if you film from a reasonable position not up face and cure your mic issues and lighting.. are you a camera person or not.. it appears you may not be.

First time viewer, question, why the hell are you filming up your nose and chin... seriously, not sure how much or long I can watch you this way... If you consider yourself a content creator please act like one that actually knows how to create content not this ridiculous nonsense ..

i like the robustness of that era's cameras. i still actively use my nikon d90. actually i use it more than my fuji x-t3 because i am not afraid be rough with it. d90 is like a tank compared to new Dslrs and mirrorless. new cameras are too digital and fragile, i am always on edge when i use them, what if i put it on the table too hard, what if the lcd is brakes or get scratched etc. d90 lcd screen is not a touch screen and because of that, it has a 1/4 of a centimeter thick plastic cover on it, i'd have to throw it into wall to be able to break it. and if you are afraid to carry and take your camera to everywhere, then you are not using it, you miss shots. d40x doesn't have video, d90 was the first one to be able to record hd (720p) video, if i remember correctly, it was released in 2008. i am not sure if d70-d80 etc had a 480p recording options.

Coooooool

I recently picked one of these up myself. I had a D40 back in the day. The images I got from that were really good so thought it would be fun to have one again. Besides, the whole kit only cost me $55 with battery, charger, strap and kit lens. I did get the D40X though thinking the xtra resolution would be good. BTW, there is NO video on these camera. I believe the first Nikon with video was the D90.

Old school is the best school....well done. As always, ( for the first time ) keep up the good work and keep'em flying... from the little red planet... 👽👾👽👾👽👾👽👾👽👾👽👾....🤣

What's the name of the USB type on the side for the AV Outlook?

Pretty neat camera. Cheers, Patrick!

A very cool lens. Cheers, Patrick! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️

Most cameras from the last 15 years are more then enough for users. Anything newer is just a nice to have. The 5D ii is an amazing camera in 2024

That's pretty cool. I like it. Cheers, Patrick! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️

I just recently got this camera and wanted to know what type of A/V outlet cord does it need? Thanks so much

2007 seems like yesterday. I've actually seen Nikon cameras advertised that use AA batteries. That's a bonus, because other types of batteries can become obsolete. Not a bad digital camera. Cheers, Patrick! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️

Should i go for nikon 3400d? Or nex5 better?

Thanks for sharing your 35mm camera collection. I am not a collector but here are the 35mm cameras I have used over the decades: Nikon F2 (favorite photojournalism and macro SLR camera) Leica M6 (favorite photojournalism rangefinder camera) Nikon F4 (favorite auto focus 35mm camera) Nikon F3 (no longer own) Nikon F (no longer own) Leica M1 (used on microscope) (no longer own) Nikonos III (favorite underwater camera) Nikon EM Nikon N70 Nikon N2000 Pentax Spotmatic Pentax ME Fujifilm ST705 Contax G1 Nikon L35 compact Minolta Hi-Matic Canon Canonet QL17 G-III Canon Sure Shot compact Mazda/Vivitar toy camera Argus C3 GoPhoto Aqua Pix 35mm Underwater Camera with 30mm fixed lens Sears 500 MX 35mm SLR (given as a gift) Miranda Sensorex (sold it after it broke the third time within 2 years) (no longer own)

FYR I think QD stands for quartz date. IMO the Minolta wins for picture quality and ability to turn off the flash.

Pretty solid collection. Which is your favorite?