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Still can’t get the theme song out of my head lol!
Just a beginner but the FX3 has been so much fun to learn on.
Yup, I’m reposting this from yesterday, I wanted to grade it a bit differently and shorten it.
I style my photos and videos, so why not style the camera too?
Before I get roasted, I'm not trying to be pretentious. I'm just a fortunate hobbyist who enjoys making personal video diaries, printing big photos, and having fun with the process.
Cheers.
FX3 + 35mm 1.4
Looking for a copy, thanks!
Interested in what you might have!
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Timestamps: https://imgur.com/a/1BJ9bPo
Payment & shipping
Probably one of my most favorite Nikon Lenses. Just have not seen use in a while.
Razor sharp, compact enough to fit in a jacket pocket, and accepts front filters thanks to the flat front element.
Barely used, comes with original box and all caps.
SOLD!
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Timestamps: https://imgur.com/a/49aCr9h
$1500 total shipped Fee Less Payment.
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Like new - with all original accessories/box A7IV. Shutter count is 5,605.
Sad to see it go but it will be dearly missed! Such a great hybrid camera.
I am including the small rig hawk lock (new) cage for free.
Open to trade + cash as well for my Nikon ZR Kit.
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Lightleaks look very cool tho
Developed using cinestill c41 kit
Scanned using Hasselblad with adapted p67 macro lens, I think it's 135mm macro version.
Seeking one for around $240, thanks!
Awhile back I had posted here https://reddit.com/r/pentax67/comments/1t66xuj/ asking if the camera was a good deal.
Ran my first test roll through it and I made a mistake during development that caused light leaks. Surprisingly, they add a nice character to the images.
Most of the exposures are off, but that was to be expected, I was shooting purely by eye to test my ability to judge exposure without any tools.
The chain is broken, as shown in the listing photos, but it isn’t a major issue. You can still switch the lens from automatic to manual with the lever for depth of field preview, and the metered prism continues to provide accurate readings.
I love this camera, it is just magical.
Snapped this on a train, so the composition wasn't the most intentional.
Would love some tips on cropping and color grading to get the most out of it.
I know processing only goes so far, but I've seen some incredible work done in this subreddit and want to learn.