Analog Photography Collection #5 Canon New F1 Review
In this episode, I review the Canon New F1 from 198. It's a 35mm single-lens reflex camera aimed at professionals. It's designed to work with FD-mount lenses (but it also accepts older FL lenses). Like its predecessor, it forms the basis of a modular system and can be equipped with a wide range of accessories, making it useful in almost any photographic application.
FILM COLLECTION - Written, presented, and directed by Yann BRESSON
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🔖 Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:20 General Information and Acknowledgments
01:17 One Name, Three Cameras: Makes Sense!
02:10 The Beast
03:13 Design
05:23 The Metering System
06:54 In Practice
08:09 Shutter and Power Supply
08:57 Viewfinders and Settings
11:03 Exposure Compensation
12:17 Self-Timer
12:51 Double Exposure
13:18 The AE-FN Winding Motor and Shutter Priority
16:03 Accessories and Special Versions
16:56 nFD Lenses
17:58 User Feedback and Photo Gallery
19:18 Final Thoughts
🌐 INFORMATION SOURCES AND DOCUMENTATION
Blogs and Databases:
The French-language reference: https://www.fou-du-canon-f-1.net/
Another wealth of information on the F1 https://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography...
The essential database: http://www.collection-appareils.fr/x/...
A portrait of an F1 collector: https://www.lesnumeriques.com/photo/p...
Some information on the Nikon F: https://lemag.nikonclub.fr/focus-niko...
Manuals and Instructions:
Canon New F1 Manual: https://www.dropbox.com/s/t7w0w2b23h1...
New F1 Service Manual: https://www.dropbox.com/s/h3ti3ted5cf...
Technical resources: Smartmedias - https://www.smartmedias.fr
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Video graphics credits: Motion VFX
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Kifraag - The Crazy Nikonist, my first Tipper,
who regularly checks in on me despite the gaps between episodes!
My partner Olivia, who lets me do stuff for YouTube alone late at night in the dark.
My Mom, who let me learn photography with her Minolta SRT 101b when I was little.
I even borrowed it once without telling her. I got a real dressing-down... But it didn't discourage me!
Ronald Gazzola, whose encouraging yet demanding little voice I can still hear when I'm shooting and editing a video.
Jean-Pierre Couderc, the first professional photographer I ever met, admired, and whose work continues to inspire me.