35mm slr film camera with manual exposure mode

We have selected amounts of used 35 mm Student Cameras capable of Shutter and Aperture basic Student settings. These are all manual SLR combination for students, the with Lens and are offered here to help you learn the art of photography the old fashioned way. Load, advance, and rewind the film yourself. Determine exposure manually with just a simple match diode center-weighted meter, and .  · The enhancement now gives the MA the ability to be used in full manual mode (not available on the MD) with the shutter speed selection displayed as a blinking light in the viewfinder display. In normal auto aperture priority exposure mode, with the shutter speed ring is set to 'Auto', the camera functions just like the MD with the shutter speed selection a steady (non-blinking) red.  · A hipster’s guide to EOS film cameras. Any Canon EF lens will work with any Canon 35mm camera or any Canon DSLR. I’ve been using my parents original canon eos rebel from , but I hate it’s rickety plastic body and it’s rather limiting maximum shutter speed of 1/th of a second. Thanks for writing this list of film cameras. For.

- EOS love it for its simplicity. Sort of a step above the manual film SLRs but not that way ahead. Also, the viewfinder is very big and bright, unmatched by all other EOS cameras available up to today. - EOS Elan 7NE (aka 30V): my choice for lightweight camera; this is probably the last film SLR Canon ever produced. Technical Specification. Type of Camera: Integral motor autofocus 35mm SLR (Single Lens Reflex) camera with electronically controlled focal-plane shutter. Exposure Modes: Programmed Auto, Flexible Program, Shutter priority, Aperture Priority and Manual. Picture Format: 24mm x 36mm (standard 35mm film format). The Pentax LX 35mm SLR film camera, produced between to x, was the most advanced professional or system camera of the Pentax manual focus range. The camera was launched by Pentax as a 'professional' system camera, augmented with options and accessories including detachable prisms, backs, winders, focusing screens, attachable handles.

Type of Camera: Manual focus 35mm SLR (Single Lens Reflex) camera with focal plane shutter. Includes Zoom Nikkor mm f/ lens. Exposure Modes: Manual. Picture Format: 24mm x 36mm (standard 35mm film format) Lens Mount: All metal Nikon F Mount. Usable Lenses: All Nikkor AF-D, AI-P, AF-I, AI-S and AF-S lenses. The camera is an utter lightweight, autoexposure with exposure compensation for complicated lighting situations, mirror-up self-timer mode for vibration-free shots, a fully manual autoexposure camera with the manual adapter attached, and last but not least, the drawcard, accessibility to the range of pedigree 35mm Zuiko OM full-frame lenses and. The all-mechanical, manual-exposure OM-1 was joined by the electronic, aperture preferred OM-2 in , the first SLR to offer off-the-film-plane metering during flash exposure. These cameras were complemented by the highly regarded Zuiko suite of lenses and accessories.