Bill Smith's Photography

The Nikkormaat EL was perfect for the East End photo walk. Also, I never get tired wandering around this part of town and like to revisit at different times of the year.  You can never go wrong with Ektar 100, even if it has gotten a lot more expensive in the past few years.  Camera: Nikkormat EL, NIkkor Pre Ai lenses.  Film: Kodak Ektar 100. 

 The August Long Weekend was a nice one for photography, had a great frugal film roll, I also packed my chrome Nikkormat EL and shot some recently expired and refridgerator stored Kodak Ektar 100. I'm really pleased with the results.  The Nikkormat EL was a precurser of what's to come in the world of Nikon, it begat the FE, FE2, FM3A by exension the FA, a well engineered prosumer camera with aperture priority. The only real downside is the 6SR44 battery that's housed under the mirror box, and you have to go through the mirror box to replace the lens. Otherwise, a really solid camera that's fun to shoot with.  Camera: Nikkormat EL, Nikkor Pre Ai lenses.  Film: Kodak Ektar 100.