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<blockquote data-quote="pmartel" data-source="post: 3830" data-attributes="member: 1760">Hi all;&nbsp;Just stumbled into this by accident.&nbsp;I am a dedicated Nikon owner and have two Nikon E series bodies. My lenses are a Tamron 25-75w/a zoom and an 80-210 telephoto by same maker. My flash is a Vivitar 5200 series.&nbsp;Mostly I think I'm a dinosaur still usiing film BUT I still prefer the 'tonal' qualities I get from my system&nbsp;I have the 2 bodies as I like shooting b&amp;w as well and makes it easier.&nbsp;The only glitch is I have to replace the foam light seal as they have worn off and causing light streaks. I plan to install the light seal kit myself as really miss not using my Nikons&nbsp;For film I use Fuji 200 Superia xtra for colour and for b&amp;w use Ilford FP4.&nbsp;I took photography in college 30 years ago and as I've gotten into my early 50's it has become a true passion as I have a high stress tech support phone job.&nbsp;I guess when I can't get film anymore I will go digital as have a digital 'point and shoot' I carry with me at all times.When it boils down to it, NOTHING beats a good film photo</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pmartel, post: 3830, member: 1760"] Hi all; Just stumbled into this by accident. I am a dedicated Nikon owner and have two Nikon E series bodies. My lenses are a Tamron 25-75w/a zoom and an 80-210 telephoto by same maker. My flash is a Vivitar 5200 series. Mostly I think I'm a dinosaur still usiing film BUT I still prefer the 'tonal' qualities I get from my system I have the 2 bodies as I like shooting b&w as well and makes it easier. The only glitch is I have to replace the foam light seal as they have worn off and causing light streaks. I plan to install the light seal kit myself as really miss not using my Nikons For film I use Fuji 200 Superia xtra for colour and for b&w use Ilford FP4. I took photography in college 30 years ago and as I've gotten into my early 50's it has become a true passion as I have a high stress tech support phone job. I guess when I can't get film anymore I will go digital as have a digital 'point and shoot' I carry with me at all times. When it boils down to it, NOTHING beats a good film photo [/QUOTE]

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