Best Professional Slr Film Cameras

I am using the bag for storing two film SLR cameras with motor drives (Nikon FE and F3HP). All gear fits well into the bag. Overall quality is very high. I added the DOMKE shoulder pad. Very nice to carry around.

The Nikon BF-1B body cap protects the inside of one's SLR. For film cameras it keeps the mirror clean and for digital cameras it helps prevent dust from getting on the sensor. This affordable cap is always on my camera body when the lens is removed. Recommended.

This is the perfect size bag for my 2 Nikon FE SLR cameras. Just enough space for 2 SLR's and film. Plus it doesn't feel like your lugging around a huge bag, because your not. If your looking for a smaller bag for around town this is it!

I have used Lomo's simple use cameras a few times. This is my first time using the Metropolis. I loved the film in my SLR so much I wanted to have something to keep in my bag at all times. So far so good even though I haven't shot much with it. It came quick and the packaging was great.

I have several lenses from my Contax N slr film camera. I also have several Sony E-Mount cameras. I have a metabones adaptor that I have been using with my Canon lenses that work with full functionality with my Sony camera and have been hoping for an adapter for my Contax lenses, this Metabones adapter fills the bill.

This seems to work as well as a circular polarizer on most non-SLR cameras, and it is relatively inexpensive.

This is the classic Kodak Portra film for medium format cameras by which all others can be judged. It is a color negative film, suitable for prints or large enlargements. Great for the professional or advanced amateur alike. Ideal for professional portraits, or indoor/outdoor still applications, or preset action shots.

With the demise of film in most new cameras, finding suitable products for professional work is becoming harder. Only the best can survive in such a market and Kodak Porta 160 for 4x5 is still available due to its superior properties. It must be the best film currently available for 4x5 colour photography. Rich beautiful skin tones unmatched by any digital counterpart. On the downside, it's becoming hard to find 50 packs making the less economical 10 pack the only option. Let's hope this film is available for years to come!

I have owned dozens of Canon Cameras from professional film ones then pocket digital point and shoot. I consider myself a semi professional and love this camera. It does everything from manual settings to totally automatic. The pictures are great, the down load is a breeze. It is so simple to operate, it took me a few minutes to figure it out. The owners manual is very clear and simple to follow. The lens is perfect for most photos but I will be getting the longer zoom lens in the near future.

I always have a few rolls of this in the fridge. 400 speed is a very usable range for any of my cameras, P&S or professional bodies. This film can get a bit grainy in shadows and underexposed areas, when scanned.