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I bought my D200 to join my F90X in 2006 and still use it constantly. I recently bought a Sony mirrorless camera and hate using it despite the 45MP full frame sensor. It’s just not a patch on the experience of using the D200.

You need to fix your website, mate. I wanted to order your new Film+ but there is no cart icon or redirect. I was able to purchase it by manually enter the cart link in the browser (lucky guess). Fix this ASAP, you may be loosing clients.

I'm here for this. Looks amazing. Such a vibe!

Hello! Could you tell me which memory card to use in this camera? I can't find any compatible ones.

I use vsco on me phone. Dead easy, just pic a film stock and ad it along with a bit of grain for added effect. Ive dug out my old D200 after watching your vudeo on it. Looking forward to taking it on holiday in two weeks.

A 50mm in a crop sensor camera does not compress any more or less than on a full frame body, it’s exactly the same 50mm but with a narrower field of view.

Wondering about the S5ii and continuous AF with this adapter... ? Thanks..,.,

I'm also a fan of old digital cameras. Likewise, none of my nine cameras is of new model, with the latest one belonging to 2013. Oldest one from 2005 release. In fact, they are better, nicer, easier and live longer.

There are reasons for leaving the film behind. Digital is more convenient and sharper. Film can suck it. 34 shots per roll, lol. And developing costs lol

You should really try Pentax as it has in built focus confirmation on the central focus point even with adapted manual lenses. Not only this but the K-1 OVF lines glows red for a split second when focus is achieved.

I just purchased a D200 from MPB (US) for $44.00. The top LCD screen was cracked and some of the info is unreadable but the camera is useable. I've only had it out for a few times, but I really love the images from it. I bought a Nikon D1X and D100 new back when they first came out. Sadly the D1X died years ago, but the D100 still works. These older cameras are not as advanced as a newer one of course but they still produce great images.

I have 9 ( yes nine) D200's. All from ebay for very cheap prices as they were either untested or described as faulty. I know the faults on each one (duff switches, sticky shutter on startup etc) and like to use them all on a sort of rotation. Such a well made and robust camera (one of mine has white corrosion all over but still works well). I've had many other Nikons, D70, D2, D3, D300, D700, D7000 - whilst the D200 isn't the best of them all its the one I prefer. Second choice is the D70 - again lovely camera to use

Honestly if this camera was in a ursa format it would be the best camera on the market Shit look like film

skin tones seem to be wild - but i suppose thats a good quality when trying to differentiate from modern cameras

I've got a D200 and I like it better than my 5D Mark II and my 7D. I haven't shot with it in months, time to pull it out and take for a walk!

Maybe some coffee?

Thank you for sharing this! God bless you brother!

Also, Canon EF lenses are maybe the cheapest ones still available in stores. Cheap and high quality. I recently started using the 50mm STM lens on freshly purchased EOS7 and I'm enjoying it.

What kind of lense ?

yes, the sony ccd sensor is awesome, i use a d80 (which shared the same sensor) given to me by my father and a lot of lenses, then i bought a d60 n a d70s for dirt cheap prices later on cheers

I bought my D200 with the 17-55 f2.8 DX lense new. It's still a great combo. Have recently purchaed a D850 with a couple of AFS zooms. My main will be a 35-70 f2.8 AF D. An oldie which worked a treat with the D200. Enjoyed your video, thanks.

Blind people can't see differences between CCDs and others The only other Nikon i keep is the Df

Beautiful tutorial, background music and soothing voice. New subscriber here.

(Note: If you don't want to read this whole rant, skip ahead to how the O/A switch works and its purpose.) I use the adapter (pro version) with the Lumix S5II, which is a fantastic camera. The "gotchya" with that system is the price of the glass. Leica is Leica is out-of-the-question, but the Panny and Sigma offering aren't exactly cheap either. And because it's a relatively new-ish system, prices on used glass usually aren't worth it. B&H recently had a great sale on this adapter -- $114. Snapped it right up along with an old/used Canon 135mm f2.8 EF "Soft Focus" portrait lens. So, let me correct you on the A/O switch. At first this adapter-camera-lens combo didn't seem to work. I got some kind of "adapter not recognized error" from the camera. But I tried switching the adapter from "O" to "A". Bingo! So, my take on this switch is "O" for supported lenses, and gathering from the literature, this should result in better performance. But if your lens isn't supported switch to "A". The adapter will work but not be as responsive as "O". So if you pick this up and your lens doesn't autofocus try switching it from "O" to "A". The autofocus on the 135 isn't the zippiest but it's a portrait lens, so I don't need it to be. There is a TON of old bargain basement (but great) Canon glass out there. My portrait lens was under $100. I'd say get ONE native lens -- your main lens, in my case the Lumix 50 1.8, to get perfect AF performance at all settings. Then "fill in the gaps" with this adapter and "classic" Canon glass. My next lens will be some old Canon 24 or 28 EF wherever I can get a deal. Then that be it: a wide (Canon EF, less than $100), a 50 (native Lumix), a portrait (Canon 135 EF, $100-ish).

Fabulous

How do I get the Colorfilm color profile when I buy the presets?

Been enjoying film photography, but it can get expensive to do experimenting and learning with. I borrowed a d5600, and while I enjoyed it, it was a bit annoying to use with manual lenses. Just ordered a d200, which I heard has better compatibility with the old manual AI lenses, (and was pretty cheap too)

how are skin tones on this camera for both photo and video work? especially compare to canon?

Hi Oliver. I am from the category of people who sold their film cameras many moons ago and just used their phones (as I have done for my IG page). However, I decided to get a camera again and tried a friends Nikon D90 with the underrated DX 18-55mm VR GII for a week. I then tried another friends Nikon D300S with a DX 35mm. As a result of using them I recently bought a Nikon D300s and the DX 18-55mm VR GII to go with it. The camera has everything where it should be; feels good in my large hands, and the little plastic short zoom produces great results. Plus, and it is also a factor, they cost peanuts compared to recent cameras. I am taking pictures again with a camera and if feels wonderful to do so. Enjoy the rest of your day.

hi, I wrote to you by email. I bought your Powergrade a few months ago, will I get the 8mm update automatically now?

Do you happen to have any Luts / Cube files for sale, for the BMPCC that can be dropped into CapCut ?! I know, sounds crazy but... That's what I edit w/ on the GO. lol.

I have a D200 as well. Amazing camera. Love that it is weather resistant too. The camera is a tank.

I still use my D200, as backup top my Z9. While the Z9 isn't bad, the D200 still renders Flesh Tones better.

Not only are your videos amazing, but your photography is stunning. Cheers!

I have been shooting this same setup for like 2 years now and adore it. I also am obsessed with the D700. Great video man.

Nice review, if I had seen this before buying it... I thought I could use it with modern and vintage lenses, maybe it's something in conjunction with the Lumix? It's already happened to me with a g85 and the viltrox speedbooster that usually went crazy with old lenses but it never happened with the bmpcc4k. The very unprofessional solution I found was to cover the contacts of the adapter that would go with the lens with a piece of insulating tape, it does the job but is far from ideal.

Sorry a dumb question here, but is KeyChrome V2 Powergrade? What can it be used with? I have Premiere and Lightroom, are they compatible with these bits?

Hi, I bought your film imports, and am on iPhone. I don’t have the premium version of Lightroom. But I can’t import them from my files into Lightroom. Do you know why?

Great video!!! Canon 30D + Canon 50mm f1.4 or Tamron 17-50 f2.8

Great video and images

Looks beautiful 😍 what frame rate is the video in? The small jitters make it looks so genuine

Nice !

I'm a fan off the D300 and my D600. All the D series cameras were great! I believe the Nikon D200 was also licensed by fujifilm calling their ccd camera the S5 pro using the Nikon shell. Cheers

Hello. My name is Paw Friis. And now here I watched your video many times. Love it. Gade good to see more with the Nikon d200. I also shoot with old digital CCD cameras and also have a Nikon d200. And just bought a Nikkor AIS 85 / 1.4 for it. Hope to see a new video from you soon with your Nikon camera :-) Good evening

Currently working backwards binging your channel. Not only do i love your eye for composition, colours, and film profiles, but you pick wome beautiful holiday spots too!

Really an enjoyable camera to use. I think it's difficult to use it as a person's only camera as it struggles in poor light, but so long as someone accepts that limitation, it produces great images, beautiful colors, and the controls/handling could not be better. I think it's also an outstanding camera for people to learn on as it requires them to learn and understand aperture, shutter, and ISO at a better level than most more recent cameras do - in that sense it feels more like shooting film in that I can't just point and click all of the time and hope for the best! Also love the D2x and D700 as old cameras that really are special to my eyes

I just picked up a D200 as my first camera based on a lot of amazing reviews like yours. Once my Wasabi USB C batteries arrive tomorrow, it's first trip is four days in the Guadalupe mountains of New Mexico this weekend. 🤘🏽

Hey I know im super late to this but I love this video and actually just picked up an olympus ep2 myself. I was curious what lens do you use for the photos in this video? It looks very film like. Thanks, huge fan! :)

When I want to use a “filmic” camera, I use one of the following film cameras: 1. Nikon 35mm SLR with two dozen 14mm to 1000mm prime lenses 2. Leica M6 35mm rangefinder with 21/35/90mm lenses 3. Mamiya RB67 medium format SLR with 50/90/180mm prime lenses 4. Fuji GW670 and GSW 690 medium format rangefinders with fixed 90 & 65 prime lenses 5. Calumet 4x5 inch monorail view camera with 65/90/135mm lenses When I want to use a digital camera with a “filmic” look, I use one of the following cameras with a custom film setting: 1. Fuji S5 Pro APS-C dSLR (a Fuji modified Nikon D200) with 14-24mm, 28-70mm, and 80-200mm f/2.8 zoom lenses 2. Fuji X-Pro2 APS-C digital mirrorless with 16/23/56mm lenses