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This gallery began dedicated to photographs made with the Nikon F6. Over time, however, as use of other (Nikon) 35mm film cameras have increased, the primary consideration of this gallery is that all frames are made on 35mm film with Nikon 35mm film cameras.

Long ago it was important to me- what camera was used. Now I no longer care, enjoying the use of all Nikon 35mm film cameras from the original F through the technologically improved F6.

The order of photographs is constantly changing as the benefits of pairing and sequencing are explored.
(It has also turned into a bit of mental gymnastics, a warm-up as I get my brain going over morning coffee.)
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Category:Artistic
Subcategory:Traditional
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Keywords:35mm, 35mm film camera, Nikon F6, Nikon camera, analog, analogue, analogue camera, analogue photography, classic photography, creative photography, film, film photography, individuality, photography, traditional, traditional photography, true photography
© John Crane Photography
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Guestbook for F6 PROJECT
Dino Brusco(non-registered)
Lots of beautiful images that only make me regret not to have a decent lab / scanning service over here. I definitely have to get a scanner myself and move on. Bravo !
Todd Scholton(non-registered)
John,

I love that you keep updating your portfolio with 35mm images, especially ones taken with your F6. I am still learning about the different emulsions, both print and transparency. I really benefit when you list the type of film used as I can learn what each film stock looks like.

Thanks for continuing to shoot film. I get inspired each time I return.
Enrique Fernandez Gandia(non-registered)
Congratulations for share your Impressive work.
Your film captures + scan process got the soul of the light.
Gregory Lewis(non-registered)
I am stepping off the digital merry-go-round where each camera is instantly rendered obsolete by the next model. I get better quality photos in most situations on film. "Blowing the highlights" just never happens and there is a velvet texture to prints from fine-grain film that I prefer. I just want to take photos, not to be confused by hundreds of menu items nor waste hours post-processing RAW files.

As a walk-around camera I need more focus points and a stronger body than my N75. I also need an option for genuine high-speed bursts of two or three shots at the right instant for air shows. The answer for me will be an F6 with the battery grip.

So long as Kodak keeps making Ektar and Portra 400 I won't be buying another digital paperweight. Your site has helped me make this decision. Thanks!
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