Film Dump #3

So for today's film dump consists of 2 different cameras. My super awesome and trusty Nikon N80, and a camera I don't have anymore, the Nikkormat FT2. Both days were just phot walk days with my friend Jakob Hammer. Shot some "street" and some other variety stuff.

Fist off I'll show off the N80 pictures. I haven't used this camera in a while so I didn't expose some of the pictures properly, they are a bit under exposed but they do have a bit of a spooky look to them which I do really like.

Nikon N80 - Kodak Ultramax 400

And now here's some street and variety stuff from my first test run with the Nikkormat FT2. I bought it and a 24mm from an old Photographer. The camera was cool as hell and it was my first old gen Nikon SLR. I really enjoyed my time with it but it just ended up taking up space and collecting dust on my shelf. So I ended up loaning it to a friend who wanted to get into film photography. But never the less, here's the pictures I got

Nikkormat FT2 - Kodak Ultramax 400

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