NIkon 35ti In Depth Review - Best PREMIUM Compact Film Camera?!

[@gu4xinim]

The flash: You can disable it by configuring the camera into Flash Cancel mode by default, Page 80 of the manual. Im gonna go ahead and gripe that the in depth review didn't seem to include manual reading.

[@jsprite123]

As they say, when everything else fails, read the damn manual!

[@Eliehbk]

Could you explain how to do it? Thanks.

[@KingJvpes]

Where would you rate the Nikon 35ti amongst the other big name premium compacts?! BTW if you haven't seen the video shooting this bad boy check it out here: ua-cam.com/video/La8ghQlMoVg/v-deo.html

[@kevintaylor4767]

Flash off
1) hold down 'set' button and switch camera to 'p'
2) change numbers in lcd with 'mode' and 'set' buttons to read '01 1 01'
3) depress shutter release button half way

[@gottanikoncamera]

Good rundown on one of my fave cameras.
But you’re wrong-you can set the 35Ti to leave the flash off by programming the binary code for Flash Off, as I have. Then you turn the flash on by pushing the Flash button on the front.
Read the manual.

[@gottanikoncamera]

Fussy Lawn Care Exactly!

[@lifeonfilm7227]

That analog display and the sound of the focusing motor.. Man it's like an essence of steampunk! :-D🤘

[@shootdigiana598]

A buddy of mine bought it for $1300 new back in the day! Only used it once and never again! So fresh n clean in person and still has it

[@AlexScene]

This camera is not sought after for ANY of those reasons. Let's face it, it's that beautiful display on the top!

[@rodolfo_mdn]

Its cockpit!

[@bayfield95]

You can actually program the camera using a numerical code which turns the flash off completely! The only down side is that if you want to use the flash you must hold the flash button down whilst shooting. It is basically the reverse setup of how it comes as standard but I very rarely use flash so it works much better like that for me personally

[@KingJvpes]

bayfield95 well that will be useful! I’ll do more research on this to see how to do it, thank you!!

[@bayfield95]

@@KingJvpes no worries man, it makes it so much easier for quick stealthy shots! Keep up the good videos!

[@WhitehornMichael]

@@bayfield95 There's also a later model which has a switch, not buttons

[@louisuy_]

Thanks! I was just really thirsting for a KingJvpes video yesterday. And here's one!

[@y2ktube]

At video 9:14 "the flash itself will actually never turn off" - Not quite, the flash will fire when it deems it necessary. Also, you can actually release either of the flash buttons as long as you hold the shutter release down. So basically remember, the flash is very smart and beautifully integrated with the Matrix metering...

[@mike_yphoto6692]

Great video as always!! nice setting in pier 39!!😀👍🏼👍🏼

[@dlarge6502]

B = Bulb T = Time. Cameras with B require you to hold the shutter open and the shutter closes when you release. Cameras with T open the shutter on the first press and close it on the second press. Some cameras have B and T speeds.

[@analoguetravelogue2677]

Nice video, man! The difference between BULB and TIME mode is that with T mode you press once to start, and once more to stop. It means you don't need to hold the shutter button whilst it's exposing.

[@KingJvpes]

Analogue Travelogue Thank you for that! I’ll have to take that down

[@andykphoto]

I recently bought a 35Ti, and I’m not sure how I feel about it yet. Only 3 rolls through it, but it seems to go through batteries pretty quickly, and my first roll had a date imprint on all the frames. I would think it would do that just off the frame based on what I understand the placement of the “display” inside the film bay.
I like it, but I’m not entirely certain if it’s my bestie just yet…

[@markrobertsonalba3174]

Hi! Greetings from the philippines!
I really love your videos man. Can you make a video about shooting without using the camera's lightmeter? Especially the particular camera settings on any given scene? Thanks!

[@TEAKUKAMBASSADOR]

My favourite channel! Keep up the good work, JP! #Minoltagang
Did you ever get those sweatshirts into production???

[@fbfvFabianBashota]

I hope he does because there's literally no cool Minolta-Merch

[@riplavabit]

I was wondering if you focused using auto focus and switched to manual would it stay focused at the same point?

[@adameasom]

Great review and I love the analog display on this camera! Unless you're trying to be discreet on the street, it's actually a cool idea that flash is automatic because it enables you to use wider apertures during the day.

[@photosynthesis69]

11:30 video. No pictures. 100 tags. “Photography workshop”
“Make sure to smash that like button”

[@m7medhamza]

Is there a similar nikon DIGITAL camera?

[@tristianvillegas4223]

Do a video on cheap alternatives for expensive cameras

[@theoldcameraguy]

This is a refined camera, but there are many inexpensive alternatives out there. I have featured the Pentax PC35AF (which also has a 2.8 lens) and the Olympus Infinity Stylus on my channel recently. One of my favorites is the Nikon Lite Touch AF (also known as Nikon AF600) - Video link here: ua-cam.com/video/n60T52yD0Yc/v-deo.html

[@mccon2ej]

No, don’t drive the prices of those “cheap” alternatives any higher please lol

[@theoldcameraguy]

Itek 1 HaHa - grab one quick!

[@edhartemail]

Greetings from Michigan. Great vid as usual! I will be in the San Francisco area next month, are there any camera film stores you can recommend?

[@speedyg625]

you can do a custom program on it where the flash always stays off unless you press the flash on button!

[@jdebultra]

A friend of mine has one and his flash had a off switch on the flash. He said he bought it that way, apparently there is a hack for it. It is a beautiful camera design.

[@portraitsandcoffee2162]

I believe the ones with an actual switch were only sold in japan for a short period. They're extremely hard to find.

[@gottanikoncamera]

It’s not a hack. The manual covers how you can program a binary code using the two buttons by the viewfinder to turn the flash off. It’s a factory designed feature.
He just didn’t read the manual.

[@petergrech164]

Nice Review .. I believe U missed the "Flash / Red Eye Reduction" switch on the camera left side of the body,
opposite side of the camera back open lever.. Thanks again .. luv the 35Ti

[@theoldcameraguy]

Beautiful camera - Thanks for this honest review!

[@urdad7189]

Vs the Contax???

[@___Waly]

theres same nikon camera filter in Nomo apps, can you make a comparison between apps and the original nikon, it will be fun.

[@raposagovlog7409]

What is the flash on button for then?

[@tomislavmiletic_]

I remember that camera from back in the day, when it was sold in stores, but it was so crazy expensive like it was made out of pure gold - over $2000 if I remember correctly , same as for its wider sibling, the 28ti. Back than, you could buy two Nikon FM2's new out of the box with cheap 50/1,8 primes for the price of this little dinky camera alone...

[@kafka1787]

woh this is a really fancy camera, hu? great job man.

[@amarmangaonkar7682]

Can you review rollie 35 s

[@thomasdelattre_photo]

Wow two videos the same day !
This camera looks so great, but the price tho... Could litteraly buy 2 medium format cameras

[@christianvjgamil6872]

Review for Nikon F2 pleaseee?😊

[@Endr29]

I enjoyed it!

[@MultitaskingGuy]

Why is there a flash button

[@Gabez82]

Likely meant for Flash Fill feature.

[@gottanikoncamera]

The flash button is there for two reasons: if you have it programmed to disable the flash, pushing the Flash button turns it on for the one exposure.
If you have the camera set to default to flash when determined by the Matrix meter. Pushing the Flash button turns off the flash for one exposure.

[@erichung9043]

The fact that it 's fully electronics and high price, I would have to pass. In fact, you could get a similar output from a cheaper Contax T or Rollei 35. The latter is fully mechanical except for the light meter.

[@isaach6313]

The i is capitalized in the title!

[@cdl0]

Very interesting and good video - thanks! From what I have seen here, if you gave one of these to me as a gift, then I would not decline it; however, I don't think I would trouble anybody who is selling a Nikon 35Ti, even for $10. What is the battery, by the way?

[@focvl.point19]

Thee flash on thee right
Thee lens
Thee sharpest
Thee canon a1
Thee 35ti
Etc... Lol

[@thedondeluxe6941]

... unless you have to use your left eye to focus, like myself. I which case you are even more guaranteed to crash your nose well and good into the back of the camera, hahaha :-)

[@randallstewart175]

Many years ago, I decided to buy a PnS camera, so I bought both the Contax T2 and the Nikon 35Ti. I used both. I ran a serious lens resolution test on both lenses. The T2 has better resolution wide open (when much of the Program settings use, and is more even across the image. The 35Ti has better maximum resolution in the image center at many stops. Neither camera has a lens to match the Konica Hexar AF. The controls on the T2 are fewer, but they are logical and easy to use. The Nikon has a multi-level menu which operates many features, most of which are never used. You cannot actually use that menu without the camera manual in hand, so you never really learn to access much of the nonsense anyway. The analogue data dials in the cluster on top of the body are too small for many folks to easily see, so it is mostly useless. All of the little control buttons are flush with the body, so they are difficult to use. (Later in the 35Ti model run, Nikon changed the buttons to make them more usable.) Answer to the title question: No, the Nikon 35Ti is not the best high class 35mm PNS camera. I sold mine and keep the T2.

[@flipkid47]

please do a fuji x series review! lol

[@OffTheLens]

Where da sample photos at then cuh.

[@shademanirvanipour6870]

If you have to buy one of these classic cameras you need over £700.00 to buy them

[@bloubear2557]

Omg can I have it?

[@gonzalovillar83]

Beautiful camera. Very fragile though.