Nikon Coolscan 8000

Posted by admin on January 6, 2012 under Nikon | Be the First to Comment

NIKON super coolscan 5000 ED

There you go, Phil, we tried to make it short and sweet ! Numbers are in it, we can also send you pictures...

The End of Film (for me)

 Even though exposure bracketing was often recommended, 95% of the time my first exposure turned out to be the correct one, and I threw away the exposures that were 1-stop under and 1-stop over.  Of course, there was no instant feedback regarding exposure, so one had to learn how to make good exposures simply by knowing how to best operate the camera.  That camera still remains one of my favorite cameras, in memory at least, simply because I got to know it so well, especially how the meter was reading the scene. My best adventure with 35mm film began when I returned to the U. S. in 1974 and got into Nikon cameras, first with a Nikkormat. I took a serious interest in photography in 1971 when I bought my first 35mm film camera, a Miranda Sensorex.  During my service there, I switched to a Konica AutoReflex camera that had the option to automatically set the exposure (a feature that I used exactly once)....

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Kirill Khanenkov:
i bought a Nikon Coolscan 8000 scanner today


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