What type of vintage 35mm canera should I buy? (details inside)?
I am a very serious photo student, a senior in high school. I plan on majoring in photography. I use to be more into digital photo, but this summer I went to an art program where I realized how much I love chemical photography. I have a Canon Rebel EOS 2000, a Petri Flex, a Holga, and a medium format Yashica. The Petri is kind of crappy, and the Canon is too automatic. I want a vintage camera that will let me adjust the settings manually. I’ll be using this camera to take art photos, portraits, landscapes…basically everything. Any recommendations or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Nikon F5.
Fairfax Collegiate Summer Program
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