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Nikon 35Ti Point and Shoot Camera Review
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- Опубліковано 9 гру 2021
- What's in the box!!! Fear not, it's only a 35mm compact point and shoot from Nikon. I've always wanted a compact camera that easily fits in my pocket, and Nikon's premium compact camera from the 1990's has always stood out to me, and one unique thing in particular, the top display.
FILM USED:
Kodak Gold 200
Kodak Ultramax 400
Ilford HP5 Plus
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I had a 28ti for many years. Great camera. Loved it for climbing/mountain photography.
I almost bought the 28, but I think someone got there before I did when I went to place an order. Though not disappointed I got the 35mm.
Just stumbled upon this review while trying to buy my first point and shoot and I’m honestly shocked that this only has a couple hundred views. Your broll content is beautifully lit and edited in a quality that I’ve rarely seen on this platform.
Would love to see reviews of similar point and shoots like the Leica minilux or the contax t2
Instant sub, looking forward to seeing more!
Thanks for the kind words!
I immediately recognised those beach huts and dunes, and the funfair. Then later shots confirmed the location. Thanks for the video, I'm almost convinced to buy a 35Ti.
Watched about 15 seconds before subscribing, great stuff!!
Thanks, it’s greatly appreciated
More than 20 years ago, I decided to buy my first and last point and shoot 35mm camera. I chose down to a Nikon 35Ti and Contax T2. In the end, I bought both, tested the lenses for resolution and image coverage, tried them for ergonomics and just to see how I related. In the end, I resold the Nikon and kept the T2 to this day. Reasons: The Nikon as the better meter system, but the on-film results did not seem to be significantly different. The Nikon lens is a bit sharper in the image center at most apertures, but the T2 is a bit better toward the edges and corners. I liked the T2 better by an insignificant bit because its results were more even across the whole image. That said, you can make a very sharp enlargement to 11x14 inches from either. My deal-breaker was camwera controls. Adjustments on the T2 are basic and boringly where you would expect them. No LED panels or tiny dials to read like the Nikon. No flash control fussing with the T2. Those front panel flash control buttons (modified in later production) on the Nikon are almost unusable. The Nikon has a lot more use programmable features, most all of which you do not need, and they are accessed though an inscrutable multi-level menu system which require you to read the manual each time you want to adjust. Last comment: With a slightly bigger body and a lens which does not retract into the camera when "off", the Konica Hexar AF has a lens which is one stop faster, much sharper, and a feature set which shames both the 35Ti and T2. If I used my T2 much (I do not), I'd sell it and get the Konica.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Very insightful.
Wonderful review! This video is so comfortable to watch and I'd like to buy Nikon 35Ti
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and I hope you find a Nikon. Though I'm sure you'll still be able to create amazing images even if you can't get a hold of one.
great review- this camera is very intriguing!
I've been wanting o try out this camera for ages! Great shots!
Thanks. Hope you get the chance, it’s a joy to use.
Nice video...look forward to seeing more. Oh and great shots!
Thanks very much
Beautifully made presentation. SUBBED! Keep going.
Thank you for your support.
The wire on the PCB is easy to break down leaving repair is hard as there were no spare parts! Mine is not working right now!
Nick, which film stock did you use for the still images in this video? Thank you.
Great video man
Thank very much!
your voice is so relaxing!
Thank you, that’s very kind of you to say
What film you used?
Please make a video on canon ql17
great video and those sample photos are wonderful!! how do you scan your film?
Thanks very much. I just use an Epson flatbed scanner and film holders. Though I do use some additional software called Laser Soft, as they have in-built film profiles. Hope that helps
@@NickSmithPhoto Thanks a lot!
Camera isn't perfect but for me it's better than contax t2
Also. Amazing video. Subbed ❤
Great voice dude. You sound like a professional VO narrator. Maybe you are. Soothing relaxing voice. Anyway, found this camera in my dads stuff. why are they so valuable still?
Thanks for the compliment! I guess they were a ‘premium’ point and shoot and I guess with the resurgence in film, I guess the value is holding?
Always switching between a t5, contax t2 or the nikon l35af but DAMN. this one might me the most beautiful one of the ones i just mentioned hallelujah
The top of the camera is definitely something.