For my first-ever wedding coverage in the 1996, I used film with my Nikon FM2 with a Tokina 17mm lense only. No flash and no backup photographer! Thus I was slightly traumatized by the photo challenge and the haunting fear that I might accidentally expose the film to light by absent-mindely opening the camera back. Well the wedding coverage was a success-thank God! Now digital photography has made photography very convenient and rewarding many times over. Yet something in me yearns to go back to the FM2 days. I found myself practicing manual focus on the Nikkor 28mm lense on my Nikon DSLR. Soon I will post some commercial projects here using this manual Nikkor.
Nikkor Manual Focus Lense Appeal
For my first-ever wedding coverage in the 1996, I used film with my Nikon FM2 with a Tokina 17mm lense only. No flash and no backup photographer! Thus I was slightly traumatized by the photo challenge and the haunting fear that I might accidentally expose the film to light by absent-mindely opening the camera back. Well the wedding coverage was a success-thank God! Now digital photography has made photography very convenient and rewarding many times over. Yet something in me yearns to go back to the FM2 days. I found myself practicing manual focus on the Nikkor 28mm lense on my Nikon DSLR. Soon I will post some commercial projects here using this manual Nikkor.
