Grays' Live Stream: All about Nikon F5 - Nikon’s most expensive film camera
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Came back to watch this stream for a second time after buying an F5 this morning! Can't wait to get it so I can put all this awesome information to use.
Do a homage to the F3 please
After watching your podcasts when I was in Accra during most of 2020 when the borders and airport were closed, I finally visited your shop for the first time last week and picked up the used F5 that I had ordered online from home in Spain. Great to see the shop and I will surely be back again. Looking forward to using the F5 over the Christmas break, very excited to be using film again!
Eneloop rechargeables are the way to go.
Thanks to you 2 beautiful folks, I just purchased a NIKON F5, it will operate my VR NIKKOR lenses..kudos to both of you.
F80, F100 also operate the VR lenses. Nikon was well advanced in this respect.
I've had my F 5 for 20 years....still love my Nikon tank.....
Sorry about this guys, because I've bought quite a bit of equipment from you, but I got my F5 in mint condition from Ebay for £190. The sellers description made it sound as if it was in OKish condition but it is literally immaculate and everything functions correctly.
Best Camera Nikon has ever made
I love my F5 - bought one in 1998 and will never part with it. Definitely the best film camera ever made
Superb show Becky and Kon . Love how you know every little detail of this stunning body . With my F2 I used to hand crank a half used film back into the cassette leaving the leader out . To be able to reload it into the camera at a later date . Winding the camera on to the no. of exposures used . While I then used a new roll . B/W to Colour for example . Can the F5 hand rewind the film or when auto rewind can the film leader be prevented from entering the cassette ? I now see Tri-x is £12 per roll . Mental !!!
Got my F5 from Grays of Westminster and it is still in fabulous condition! A super camera to use for every subject. Pair it with an 80-200 F2.8 and you have a heck of a lot of weight! Love the camera.
I love 💝 my nikon F5 , limited edition.
I had a pair of F3 cameras that I used for weddings, models in the studio and personal work. After that F100 pair, eventually f6 which I sold. I have three F100 bodies now.
I have a F 100 and a F 5. I love the feel of it. Love the camera
I have never seen a D 100
I bought my F4s from you at Grays of Westminster in London in 1989. I would like win one of your gifts.
The F4 was my dream camera back in my film days. I have an original brochure, if nothing else
The F4 is the most versatile (film) Nikon Camera with matrix metering, auto-Focus (Also the F3AF lens: AF 80mm f/2.8), with Non-AI, AI, AIS, AF-D lenses (Non-AI, AI and AIS with the Autofocus teleconverter TC-16A)
@@alberte58 Nikon F6 is the most versatile Nikon camera.Works with all Nikon lenses with all program modes except E lenses.Works even with non AI S lenses (with converter).F4 doesn’t work well with G lenses,F5 doesn’t work with non AI S lenses and with AI S lenses doesn’t support matrix metering system.F6 support lenses with image stabilisation (F4 doesn’t).F6 is the only Nikon camera support every Nikon TTL system exists: single TTL, a-TTL,I-TTL (the modern with Nikon creative light system).If we speak of versatile Nikon F6 is the only one.Is unbeatable.
@@nickcr3919 The Nikon F4 works with non-AI lenses only if Nikon service adapt the F6 auto index lever. Everything is true. Therefor I have a F6 and a F4 ….
I bought a F5 a few years ago to take a film course. At a meetup a pro photographer looked at it, and said that it looks like a modern camera. While it may be a little heavy, it's nothing like my Mamiya RB67.
You can rebuild the MN 30 batteries. I had two done fo $85 you are right very hard to find.
I bought 2 anivirsary model F-5s brand new unused in the boxes , sent one to a friend in Manchester England, and kept one for myself, between my D-810 and the F-5 , I’ll go out the door with the F-5
Great show! Can't wait for the F3(P) video 🙂. I've got six Nikon film camera bodies compared to just my two digital Nikon bodies. The film cameras are such wonderful pieces of mechatronic engineering, which you can experience in a tactile way. I do love my D5 and D850, but my favourite film cameras are my F3P and F6, which I still shoot that yield such gorgeous photos when shot and developed properly!
I love the F5, I have 2 bodies. I've had them for 8 years. I carried them with me when action was the priority. I carried one with b&w and the other with color film. I started with D series lenses and then upgraded to the G series when I could afford them. Now, I use all my lenses on my D810 as well. I love using the F5.
My F5 arrives in a week from ebay Japan. Can't wait to try it!
I just picked up an F5 this year, my first AF SLR
by the way, Becky, the 2000 olympics were in SYDNEY, Australia, not my state, but my country, should have known this :-(
I recently gave up my F5 as part of a trade for a D4, but kept my F100, for one reason only, illuminated focus point! I could never understand why Nikon included this in their high end and mid-range cameras of the time, but not their Pro cameras. Maybe they felt it was too unprofessional a feature for a Pro body. Especially coming from a DSLR where it is standard on all, it seems weird to use an AF film camera that does not have this invaluable feature.
My Old D70’s rubber went sticky. An era problem? My 1990 era F801 is rubberised and still like new.🤔
Lovely podcast for the F5 🙂 You two look very cute together!
I decided to purchase these F5 I started watching videos about it. There are really good ones on utube.
Then I relized my minolta alpha 9 dose the same but much easier.
But you can't deny the importance of this camera and have it in any collection.
Wow didn’t know it was that rare. Best $40 camera I own
This was a fun video. I became an F5 owner this year and quite enjoy it. My only other Nikon film camera was the F90 which has gone the sticky route alas.
rubbing alcohol and a toothbrush. the sticky rubber will start to dissolve. wipe with till dry and repeat. let it sit overnight and check sticky level in the morning. apply 1 squirt of armor-all to the toothbrush and coat the rubber. allow to dry. back to good except the mode guide on the n90 back goes away with the stickiness.
The D1X and F5 are nearly identical
becky, I tried the wr-r11b on my D610 (as a trigger, NOT flash) and it works, so would think this would be the case, if it has the socket, should work, as a "dumb' release, that is.
Am I right in thinking the warranty was for three years? If so have Nikon shown the same confidence in any other camera?
The equipment was / is great, but I ended up going with Canon and the EOS1 because Grays poor customer service put me off of Nikon for life ..... Thankyou Grays, you help me make the best choice ever.
I upgraded from my old Nikon F3HP in 1999 to an new F5 which I still have today in mint condition. Even though I shoot today with a D850 digital, on occasion I pull out the F5 to shoot film because I still love film. However, ever since the discontinuation of Kodachrome film in 2010 it's not too often that I use it. Kodachrome 25, long gone was my favorite film ever. I will never sell my F5. I think it's the best 35mm film camera ever made. I also had a Leica R8 for awhile but sold it because everything for that camera system was too much money and I saw no perceivable difference in image quality between that and the F5 with premier lenses. Great video! 👍🎞📷
I bought 2 new in the box unused 50th anivirsary F-5s ,, gave one to a friend in Manchester England,, I live in the US , state of Nebraska,,, love my F-5 rather shoot with it than my D-810
Bought them from a broker out of Tokyo
Years ago, I bought a like-new-in-box Nikon F-5 from a trusted seller in Japan, then installed a new-in-box MF-28 data back to it, also from the same seller, and I ABSOLUTELY LOVE MY F5. Many have complained about the weight of the F5, but I am accustomed to heavy DSLR's, such as my Nikon D810 with Nikon MB-D12 vertical battery grip. I have shot film since high school, using my Pentax ME Super, which I also used as a state criminal investigator for forensic crime scene photos in the 1990's. I would have loved having my Nikon F5 during those years and, especially, afterward when I also did spec work as a news photographer. I was disappointed with digital cameras in the early years, to be honest, so I continued using film cameras until it became necessary to move to digital SLR's. I still find that my shots are more intentional when shooting film vs. digital and my enjoyment of shooting film probably exceeds shooting digital just a tiny bit, though I do enjoy the added creativity that I can get from working on my digital RAW images on the computer from my D810.
@@usadarylwilson both of the F-5s that I got had the mf-28s with them I sent my friend a regular back also
@@lightspeed2121 Sounds like you got a great couple of F5s, already upgraded with the MF-28s. I have the software kit still in the box, too, with the CD and cable, that would allow me to connect to the MF-28 so I could download shot info, customize imprinting, etc. Unfortunately, I don't have a PC with the older MS-Windows running on it in order to install and use the software CD and connect the cable. 😢
@@usadarylwilson yeah , I understand, I got vhs tapes with each camera they came in the box , I still have a player but they are in Japanese so anyway everthing was in Japanese, had the tags on the inside when I opened the back door ,, weight doesn’t bother me , I have Nikons 3 kings and a 85mm And a 80x200 2:8 I bought that because I liked it , my 70x200 is probably a better lens ,, I’m 67 yrs old , trying to relearn film , I just got some new film out of whitchata Kansas ,, Midwest film co. It’s cinematic film spoiled onto 35 mm spools to shoot in your camera and they will also process your regular film , They will run it through a cinematic scanner , they have a video on UA-cam
Imperial system. 👍
Another great stream. Gutting to see my name just miss on the wheel :) Is it possible to have Foteini on mic too so that we can better hear what she says? If you’re giving something away next time, I’d love to win…
50th anniversary has nothing to do with Nikon F - 1948 obviously dates the release of Nikon (Model 1)...
I would like to win
You won! ua-cam.com/video/9BY92Eaj27U/v-deo.html
Becky, one downside to the F5 is that, although it is electronic and customisable in nature, it DID NOT have a great layout, ie: buttons, and labled at that!!- NEED a QR card, which came with it to 'de-code' the settings menu!- modern D3/4/5/6 are better at this, now!!
A school jotter and a plastic pen! Hold me back!! Greys of Westminster where your Nikon will cost twice as much because our rates are so high being in Westminster. I’ll shop at Greys of Brixton & Tulshill.
Heavy camera, I got one here and weigh is 1.866kg without lens.... is the canon kodak EOS DCS 1c (1995). Oh yes I have now got Nikon F, F2, F3, F4, F5, D1X, D2X, D3, Z6 and Zfc. I haven't count in other cameras at the moment.
No it’s not it’s Nikon not ne. 😜