NIKON F-Series with Hans de Graaf

Part 1 of this series is dedicated to the Nikon F, F2 and F3. We visit the NDSM wharf in Amsterdam to discuss these iconic camera's and shoot through a few rolls of Kodak TMAX 3200. Hans de Graaf from the Foto Vakhuis joins the discussion and provides film development and scanning.

[@monochromebluess]

Excellent video. Really enjoyed it.

[@joerg_koeln]

Bravo, very interesting place and very nice pictures.

[@TheFribos]

Nice video guys and very informative! Good location as well!

[@smsellars]

Cool comparison & background 😎 Curious how you processed the P3200? Maybe just how they appear on UA-cam, but sample images seem pretty grainy which surprised me. Thanks! p.s. I’ve just replaced a dead FE with F2A, so looking forward to using it

[@W00dy_NL]

Nice hunting for shots in a interesting surroundings. Keep up the good work. Wow the original Nikon F designed in... Pfff 1958 that's a good while ago and works like a charm.

[@marcp.1752]

I've had the FM, the F3. I still own my F80 (N80 into the US), F90x & F100...and for my Nikon manual focus needs...the tiny, small EM. Whereas it's good enough, for just shooting into aperture priority, just composing your picture, and not fidding around on the go with manual mode, or your shutter speed. For all that - i do use different gear, for street, the EM does come handy.

[@fretlessfender]

Nice shoes!