You did not mention that the battery grip attached that it gives you more winding speed from 3 to 4 frames to 5 FRAMES like on my Nikon F with the F36 drive attached in which i have, and also have my F100 - My Baby F5, and my D3 camera that I could use my Nkkor lenses both AF, and manual Focus lenses, Very good video..😄📸
I had 2 F100s at one time in the past. I sold both but regret it now. One thing to be aware of is the plastic film fork in older versions. Look for the steel forks if you are interested in getting one. Nice video Chris.
I really like your channel! Keep going! I have been a Nikon shooter for over 15 years and have owned 3 film Nikon cameras over the years. I still own a 50 yo 105 2.5 Nikon lens which I use to this day on my Z 6. Great content, dude!
@@CreeseWorks I really wanted a D7100 when it came out but got stuck with my trustworthy D90. I didn't have enough cash back then to make the swap. Several years later I just switched to full-frame digital and also bought a film F65. Being able to use the same set of lenses from one generation to another is an amazing feature for Nikon. I'd still experiment with film it wasn't so hard and expensive to develop these days. I'd just walk in to a print shop not 10 years ago and just leave the film. Now, I have to send it 450 km away and wait for at least 3-4 weeks before I can get it back.
As far as I've looked up, it's a problem across few older Nikon bodies. The only remedy I've found is using something like GooGone or something similar to rub down the rubber.
