How to use a Nishika N8000 3D 35mm Film Camera
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
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This video shows you how to use the Nishika N8000 3D 35mm film camera as well as how to make a basic animated GIF using the free desktop software GIMP.
This video shows you how to Mura Masa music video effect is done and how you can it yourself.
Man i bought this for around $50 with the box and flash at the end of 2016, now they're going for $250 with everything.. people ruin everything
try 1000 now
@@breezzyboy7603 damn are you serious
@@knottsscary I have not seen one for $1000. Ever. Even Nimslo's aren't that much.
Gregory Veizades Thats the other guy who said that not me
You can still get it for under $50 locally, but eBay prices are $100-$200.
Impulse bought one and I have no idea how to use it haha
Same here. Any updates on how you’ve been doing this past year?
same found it at a thrift shop
Sounds about right 😂😂😂
SAME LMAO
Getting it today!!
I just picked up one of these cameras in like new condition for $10. I CAN’T WAIT to try it out! This tutorial was a huge help and inspiration! Thanks!
where from lol?
I bought that when they first came out years ago. I still have it and the flash and case, as well a handful of prints I had processed. They came pretty well, too. And those pictures you showed from the instructions are good examples of getting good 3D affects. The more objects you have in the picture at those distances, the better the affect. Such a shame they went out of business and I never got my last set of prints that I paid to have made by them.
Very well made video! I’ve been using this camera for years and recommend people give this a try ☺️🙏🏼
Love this camera it’s much more simple good for beginners and gives ur pics that vintage look and u can make gifs although it’s a little time consuming it’s worth it
Just found this camera while cleaning out my basement...a bit beaten up but seems to work... I've been a photographer for 20 years...first time hearing about this camera...my father would have loved this he was a master photographer and knew more about photography then any one I knew and would have been the first to mess with it
just found this camera in my grandmas basement haha trying to figure it out now
Never thought of learning about creating GIFs in GIMP, (used it for photo editing for years), and it turned out to be this simple! Great video. Came for the camera, left with some extra knowledge.
This video is god sent! explains everything perfectly even for someone who knew nothing about it!
great video, been looking to buy one of these for a while
This has been so useful! Thanks man you’re a bloody legend
I have come back to this again and again in the field. Just wanted to say thanks again!!
I randomly found this video after learning how to do this, but I liked and subscribed because your explanation was top notch. Also, I noticed in the cop picture, that was taken here in San Antonio!
thank you. please don't stop
I appreciate your knowledge. very informative video.
this video is so helpful dude thank you!
I just noticed the background of your shots is San Antonio! Love the photos man! I kinda wanna get one of these now!
Thanks!
I found someone selling the camera, flash, and case - all new with original manual and shipping box from Nishika. All for $100. Love it
I bought this camera at estate sale 16yrs ago for $5, because I thought it was interesting.
I'm going out and get some film and try it out for the first time after watching this video.
This was insanely helpful thank u! 🖤
Thx dude. I tried 100ms and its better in my opinion as a tip
very good video man!!!
My grand pa gave me one for my birthday thank you bc I’ve been wanting to learn this
Lucky💙
I found one of these cameras while cleaning up my cousin's house where every room is piled high with junk. I had no idea this camera was worth so much money. Listing it for sale online now
How much?
Let me buy it from ya
Can I buy it?
Oh hey you can use the 2 far frames beside each-other and display them with steam VR to really bring this into the future.
I had it as early as 1993 something...I loved it!
It's a very interesting machine. Thanks for information.
great video
God Bless you for making this 🫶
Appreciate you
Awesome video! What are some budget alternative flashes you recommend getting? Just starting to get into film haha
I bought this Neewer flash a few years ago and it's been very useful: amzn.to/2Fg2Snq It's great as a learning and teaching tool as well as a secondary flash in a larger set up. It also works with virtually any camera that has a hot shoe.
Thank you
Love this video, thank you for the detailed breakdown of the physical features! This is my first film camera and I had one question, so after every shot, you have to *slowly* use the rewind crank? Is that correct?
Yeah, pretty much. You need to go more slowly with this camera because you are pulling 2 frames forward at once instead of one, and the mechanism is made entirely of plastic.
thanks for this...just loaded my first 35mm film. i'm sure i've done it wrong but i don't think i can open and check lol. will see when i develops haha. thanks
Consider making a separate video for the gimp tutorial. People are searching for how to do this and it’d be helpful to have a vid titled specifically for this!
Great tutorial! Just bought this for 6$
Shooting this weekend Forsure!
Damn!
finally a good video on the editing process of these! thank you ! can you do this in photoshop too or just gimp?
Yes, you can do it in Photoshop CC.
With film that has an iso of 400 what is the best, out of the 3 switches on the right side of the lens on the camera, to use?
I just always used the biggest aperture (the house/cloud). With black and white or regular color film your photos should come out just fine. If you add flash you may want to reduce the aperture to the next setting.
Would be nice of cameras had a light processor to measure distance while filming to calculate and regenerate the photo or video to look 3D. Not sure if it exist but should be doable. Please give site if this already exists thanks
There are multiple ways to do 3d photo or video in digital. What you are describing kind of sounds like a light field camera like this: amzn.to/2YlWwxr
If you're looking for a legit 3d camera for photo and video here is one I own and like: amzn.to/2zMkWXc
Do you recommend an external flash? If so, what kind? the Nishika cameras that come with an external flash are like $400!
If you plan on taking photos inside or at night time then you will probably need a flash. The N8000 only has a single pin flash hotshoe, so any basic cheap flash should work fine. here's a basic flash I own: amzn.to/2RmPBja
Hi which film do you recommend. Should I spend a lot on film like the porta 400? Or are there cheaper alternatives?
I have another video which has a section talking about which film to buy: ua-cam.com/video/1hDyv7qhC_4/v-deo.html
You don't need to use expensive films like Portra, but they can be nice. There are many many 35mm films to try and that are less expensive. As long as it's 35mm format it will work in the Nishika camera.
The camera like after you loaded the film isnt ready to shoot or is it? Dont you need to expand once more to be ready?
You should advance the film and hit the shutter button until the shot counter reads "1".
Why does my nishika n8000 say “30mm quadra lens system made in japan” on the front of the camera instead of saying “30mm quadra lens system” ? Is there a difference between my nishika and the one on the video?
I believe your camera is older than the one in the video. It's talking about the lenses themselves being made in Japan, the rest of the camera was made in Hong Kong. It's likely your model way made soon after Nishika took over the company Nimslo in 1988.
I bought a n8000 brand new with the flash and box everything the camera works fine but I always have issues rewinding the film it starts off a little tuggy but then it gets real hard anyone know why?
I recently got this camera, does it still use the gimp software or something faster? Thanks this video is great.
Have you tried this technique with the Fujifilm Rensha Cardio Byu-N 16?
No, that would be interesting, but they are crazy expensive now!
Hey, so I need to get my film developed and then scan it right?
Yep! If you live in or near a major city it's usually not too difficult to find a camera store or lab that can process and scan the film for you. I also have a video on developing black and white film yourself: ua-cam.com/video/PCxCJl3N0xw/v-deo.html
Does anyone know what flash to use for this camera?
so are triple lens cameras or quadra lens intended like for lenticulated 3D like yo uwuold see on a DVD cover sometimes? like does this also have "depth" with the appropriate viewing or is this just side to side motion like on facebook....
Yes, originally you would send in your film to Nishika and they would send you back lenticular prints. But no, they did not have any kind of depth effect, at least not exactly. Your mind might try to fill in the gaps, but you're right in that they were just like some DVD covers.
Is there a place to get actual 3D prints; the kind with the ridged or prism face on them?
Yes, they are called lenticular prints. However it may be difficult to find one that can put all 4 images into a lenticular print as most of them only do 2 or 3 images.
Bought one the other week but the advance lever doesn’t seem to be moving past a certain point? I thought maybe I’d need to hit the shutter release to go to the next shot but pressing it does nothing. Would you possibly know what the issue is?
The camera is pretty much entirely plastic and it doesn't have the sturdiest construction. My only guess is that the camera has some broken internal component. If It were me I would try my best to gently move the advance lever all the way forward, sometimes mine sticks as well. If you do try to force it, know you do so at your own risk, but you might as well because you can't use the camera anyway if you can't advance it.
There used to be a company that would develop these photos. They'd come out like a 3ds screen is the only way to explain it?
Also I had my flash attached at the top and it didn’t go off. I used the test button and it works fine is there something I need to click to make sure it goes off?
You should only need to make sure that the center pin is aligned with the large contact in the middle of the hot shoe. I just tested a Pentax flash on mine and it went off fine. Other than that I'm not sure.
Prime Studios thanks so much you’ve been sooo helpful!!
i just got this camera how do i fix the red dot in the viewfinder, the film i have in it is 400
The red dot appearing just means the light sensor thinks there is too little light for a proper exposure. It is based on 100 ISO film, so 400 may still be fine, but you'll have to experiment to see what lighting conditions will work for that film.
How do you process just the negatives without prints?
If i take it on Portra 400, What setting of exposure should i do?
The camera is intended to use 100 ISO film, but 400 should actually give better results as it's more sensitive to light, plus it's harder to over expose film than under expose. Just set the aperture switch to the biggest opening (cloud symbol I think?). Then point and shoot!
does the camera require batteries to operate or the batteries are only necessary to work the red light?
No, batteries are not required to operate this camera. the shutter is mechanical, and the aperture size is just controlled by a simple physical switch. The batteries power a light meter that just basically tells you if the camera thinks there is enough light to take a good exposure. The light meter doesn't actually control anything on the camera.
Wait so whenever you take a shot do I have to advance the film two stops since it’s cut in half?
No! actually the camera advances the two spots with just one movement of the advance lever. It's just that film isn't quite designed to do that, and the camera is very plasticky, so the film can tear easily if you don't go slowly.
Do you know how this was used to create 3d images before software?
You sent in your completed roll of film into Nishika for developing and printing. They printed the photos with what's called a lenticular lens where you can view different photos at different angles. Moving these prints back and forth gives the same effect as GIFs do today.
hey bro do you really need a nishika flash or you can use any flash with it?
You an use any standard center pin speedlight flash with this camera.
Now that I have big boy money and can spend it on things I like, I've been looking for a better means of taking pictures of my family rather than the iPhone camera. I think 35mm is perfect and I'd love to get a 35mm 3d camera - only thing is I dont know which one to get. I'm stuck between a Nimslo and this Nishika. Which one do you recommend if they are both new-ish and have been tested? Anything to look out for? Money isn't an issue, just quality and time; I'm trying not to waste any on buying the lesser product.
Thanks :)
I'd probably get the nimslo bc it's smaller and the advance lever on the Nishika is kinda of hard to move. I think they both take the same 4 pics, but I could be wrong on that.
Someone should make a lens for dslr and mirrors less cameras. Lens adapter maybe? This is cool and can't get that effect as all 4 shot must be taken at once.
Me trying to clean my display while watchin this video😂
Very informative video, than you! Do you know what year the Nishika N8000 was first released? Best from France!
April 89'.
@@PrimeStudios Thanks!
Hi! Great video! I easily created gifs from my pictures thanks to you but I think I need them in video form in order to share them on instagram or send them to my friends from whatsapp. Can someone help pleasee??
There are website where you can turn GIFs into video clips. you should be able to google it. Some have restrictions on file size so you may have to lower the resolution of the photos you use.
Is there a way to view these in 3D? Like a stereo photography viewing device?
You have to combine the 4 photos in a specific way to make what's called a lenticular print.
@@PrimeStudios Gonna’ look into it. Thanks for replying! And thank you for the video - have had this camera for awhile and never quite understood it until now.
It can't be called as 3D, but is informative.
I literally just got this for $5 at a thrift shop practically brand new. I was in awe when they offered me that much knowing it gone for $250-$300 😭
I knew I recognize that sign in the background!! Are you based out of SA?! My city!!🤞🏼
Yes!
When you realise it’s SAN Antonio Texas your city
Will 200 iso work well for this camera?
Sure, your photos just may be a little over exposed in sunlight.
Guy : Takes 2 photos
The photos : 🔪👹⚰️🩸
I already loaded mine and I’m not sure if I did it right!!
You can always turn the rewind knob clockwise to put tension on the film. The next time you take a photo and advance the film the rewind knob should turn as well. But I wouldn't worry about screwing up. Messing up a roll of film is kind of like a rite of passage in film photography.
Prime Studios thanks so much!!!! Your video was so well made clear and concise with great tips!
How much are people actually paying for these things? I remember the prices recently skyrocketing.
I've seen between $200 to $350, which seems like a lot. I was able to find mine after a lot of searching for $175.
Oho...man it's too difficult to use...I'm Happy with Digital Camera...😂
Omggg my name is nishika ghimire im from in nepal
Does it look 3D on paper ??
You can get what's called a lenticular print for a kind of 3d effect, although it's hard to find a company who will do one with four images.
@@PrimeStudios would you happen to know if Walgreens does lenticular prints?
Yes, they do, but their prints only allow for 2 photos and not 4.
@@PrimeStudios last question : can I take them any film or photo and have it converted to this process?
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水準器が要ります。
Бред. Я с таким успехом могу серию с рук снять, и будет то же самое
Is this just a one trick pony with the nifty gifs or am I just extremely uncreative
It's pretty much a one trick pony, but it's a fun trick.
If the point of this camera is to create animated digital files why does it uses film? Its like selling a bicycle with square tires.
When the camera came out there was no such thing as animated digital files. The photos were taken from the film and made into what's called a lenticular print, which when moved back and forth produces the 3D effect.
これで!、立体的に見るには、航空写真を立体的に見る時に使う、立体視鏡がいります。
立体視鏡は、航空写真をを売っている店で聞いてください。
でも四眼ある理由が分かりませんので同じく!、航空写真を売っている店で、聞いてください。。
若しくは、立体画で訓練してから試してください。
又は
従来の立体3Dビューアは、これらの写真では機能しません...申し訳ありません。
@@PrimeStudios 様
視差が有るので、3Dカメラだと思い、少しこの3D四眼カメラ調べました。
結果!!!、3D二眼カメラの欠点は、板を重ねた様に遠くと近くが見える事で、それを補う為 外側が遠距離用レンズ！内側が近距離用レンズ！だそうです 知らなかった。
詳しくは、米国製nimslo3Dカメラで検索して下さい。
カメラ好きですが、コレは知らなかった勉強になりました。
後は、おまかせします。
@@PrimeStudios 様
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この写真をコンピュータに取り込む動画を見ると、凄く立体的に見えました。
Thank you
Thanks!
Thank you for the tip! I'm glad I was able to help you!