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<blockquote data-quote="thingy" data-source="post: 42970" data-attributes="member: 8682">I am from the UK and bought my first Nikon (film) camera last year: a lovely F4, which is a pleasure to use.&nbsp; I am moving over from the Olympus E-3 and aim eventually either buy a D700 or possibly its successor - if it suits my needs. I was introduced to Nikon through the use of Nikkor lenses for large format cameras, which along with Schneider lenses, I have been using for landscape photography in Norway.I have been into photography since I was a small boy, using the following cameras (in chronological order):Kodak Instamatic (aged around 7)FED 4 (35mm rangefinder)Olympus OM20, then an OM1, then an OM2s, then the digital E-1, and finally the digital E-3 øMPP 5x4 camera - later soldMamiya C330s twin lens reflex, medium format cameraEbony 45SU large format (5x4) camera øMamiya 645 Pro TL medium format camera (SLR) øNikon F4 øMamiya 7 medium format rangefinder øø = still used</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thingy, post: 42970, member: 8682"] I am from the UK and bought my first Nikon (film) camera last year: a lovely F4, which is a pleasure to use. I am moving over from the Olympus E-3 and aim eventually either buy a D700 or possibly its successor - [I]if it suits my needs[/I]. I was introduced to Nikon through the use of Nikkor lenses for large format cameras, which along with Schneider lenses, I have been using for landscape photography in Norway. I have been into photography since I was a small boy, using the following cameras (in chronological order): Kodak Instamatic (aged around 7) FED 4 (35mm rangefinder) Olympus OM20, then an OM1, then an OM2s, then the digital E-1, and finally the digital [COLOR=#b22222]E-3 ø[/COLOR] MPP 5x4 camera - later sold Mamiya C330s twin lens reflex, medium format camera Ebony 45SU large format (5x4) camera ø Mamiya 645 Pro TL medium format camera (SLR) ø Nikon F4 ø Mamiya 7 medium format rangefinder ø ø = still used [/QUOTE]

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