Kodak Ultra F9: How to Use + Sample Photos
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Kodak Ultra F9 Film Camera full review (with sample photos)
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Nice!
Sometimes you need a simple plasticy camera and enjoy the simplicity of just pressing the shutterbutten och going to next frame!
Thanks - I agree!
I really like the look that camera produces. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching Tony
For the most part -- these all plastic P&S cameras currently made are so much better than the actually sturdier P&S 35mm cameras from the 70s/80s -- at least optically....
If you don’t expect too much out of them, they’re really not bad. I personally like the look.
@@theoldcameraguy -- The exposure was very good (despite these cameras 'defying' the Sunny 16 rule -- F9 at 1/125 should be about a Sunny 16 for ISO of around 25) -- and the flash strength well matched for the lens/film, noticeable vignetting, but the sharpness across most of the middle of the frame was very good. I recently finished my first roll in my Kodak S-88 (Harman Phoenix) and mailed it off for processing/scanning -- I must say that the camera gave me fits! Fresh battery yet it struggled to advance the film (sometimes it was a 'two-part' advance -- I could tell that it did not advance fully but stopped, and I'd 'squeeze' the back film door and it would finish the advance). And it completely stopped half-way through the rewind. I had to pop in a fresh battery to get it to struggle along and finish the rewind. I should see the results in a few days....
I'm like you and I love to use toy cameras, leaning into their limitations to make really good photos. As much as I like using nice cameras and lenses, I always seem to gravitate back to the toy cameras, especially with B&W film.
I really do like a camera with a simple plastic lens
Cool camera. Bought one for a colleague when they were leaving and they love it!
I really liked it too.
Lovely photos, as always! Those murals are very special.
Thanks Sara
Nice shots. Gotta love a simple low fi camera.
Thanks
I don't have that camera, but I have "that camera" under some random name by a Korean seller. Cool little cameras. Very refreshing to just go out and shoot with it and not worry about anything other than compositions. My point and shoot love is strong.
Yes, these point and shoots just let you focus on composition, which I really like - no overthinking.
Couldn't resist -- "Norm!!!" 🤣🤣🤣 Probably need to be an old fart like me to get the reference!
Well Done.
The photo of the railroad boxcar is my favorite.
Keep on doing what you’re doing.
M
Thanks!
Hi Dave, I reckon it's almost time for a side by side shootout between all these plastic fantastic 35mm point and shoots. I'd like to know if there is much difference between them all, Kodak, Agfa, Ilford etc.
The results really are all about the same from all these various models.
Nice shots! Echoing the comment up top, if you’re in the market for an easy P&S, especially as a gift, this might be a better option than used gear. Personally not what I’m looking for when shooting film, but I appreciate the review.
Nice shots - live the vignetting
Thank You
Which one you recommend for 1st film camera. Ultra f9 vs Ilford sprite 35 ii vs ektar H35
Ektar H35 is half frame and I prefer full frame, so I like the other 2 better. I actually like the styling of the Kodak i60 even better. Functionally, they are about the same, so I would get the style you like the best.
Nice pictures!! I have one like the one in the video, I used a Fuji Speed Film 400 film and I really liked the results, I'm going to try using a black and white film from FOMAPAM, I just don't know which ISO to use.
Thanks - You can use Fomapan 400 if it’s cloudy or overcast and Fomapan 200 if it’s sunny.
Thank you, I will follow your advice. Hugs from Brazil.
hi, i also use this camera, but when i turn on the flash, the red light does not turn on. the flash does not fire even if the flash button is on. does this mean my camera is broken? i don't know... if the flash does not fire, am i not able to take the photo? i don't know much about cameras, i would be glad if you could help me.
It’s possible the flash is broken. You can still take pictures even if the flash doesn’t fire though.
im a beginner and want to get a camera. would you recommend this one for photo taking?
This is good for beginners, also the Kodak i60.
What would you recommend between this and the Kodak i60? :)
I like the i60 a little better
@@theoldcameraguy thank you!
@@MelinaDimitrova-mj6iiYou’re welcome
Would you recommend this better than the Ektar H35?
Yes, because the H35 is half frame, and I prefer full frame.
@@theoldcameraguythank you! I got the F9 :)
@@kristinemg Great - Have fun with it!
isn't this just the same camera as the Kodak M35/M38?
Very similar specs, different body style
@@theoldcameraguy
ahh ok thanks