The most beautiful point & shoot film camera you've ever seen. The Nikon 28Ti

A few months ago I got a Nikon 28ti film point and shoot camera. It's the first film point and shoot camera that I've ever gotten, and it's so beautiful. You need to see this analog display it has, and the incredibly sharp 28mm lens. I wanted to shoot Portra 400 35mm film, but instead I shot Lomography 400 for the first time on this film point and shoot and I was very pleased with the results. I think it will be a perfect compliment to my Contax 645 as well as my Nikon F100

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[Frank-Ding]

I just wanted to say, I LOVE how excited you are about your photography. Your energy and excitement in sharing your reactions to the film scans gets ME excited, and I think watching your channel is so refreshing amongst the many other photography YouTube channels that often feel really serious. Thanks for letting your joy show on camera :)

[cloudsilver]

Wow, what a beautiful camera. Really beautiful photographs as well!

[chrisdowswell]

Always loved the look of that and the 35mm version.... but I can't justify a grand on one of those. They're sky rocketing in cost! Great video man!

[HoldFastPhotographyProductions]

Randomly found your page looking for 28ti videos. Glad I found it! Great review...and I really enjoy your enthusiasm! Subscribed!

[leoshipulya]

amazing video, really thinking of buying this cam over the t2! btw, I would love to see how you guys direct each other when shooting these pics!

[Wileyinthestreets]

Just found this channel randomly and this was fun to watch you see so excited about the results. Definitely subscribed, hope you start getting more views! I’m breaking out the autoboy ii I just got tomorrow, first pns

[GaIvatrn]

The last two shots wow! This will likely be the POS I add to my collection. Subbed

[thefilmdegenerate]

Just came across your video on my feed. I love the energy my bro! Keep up the great work!

[chris_jorge]

I love your energy Bruv . Great review and shots!

[tomislavmiletic_]

I remember the time when that camera came out, along with her sister 35Ti. And yes, even than it was praised to no end. So I did reconsidered it, back then. But it was so damn expensive (about $2000 back in 1994 if I remember correctly), as it is today, that few people could afford it, me included...

[mezayrapetyan]

Ohhh man. This is my all time favorite point and shoot. It’s incredible. The feel, the functionality, the metering. It’s just phenomenal. I strongly regret selling mine and now they’re so damn expensive. I did buy a 35Ti after but it ended up having a shutter problem that was irreparable. So now I’m afraid of the expensive point and shoots. Enjoy it.

[theundefinedphotographer]

A gorgeous P&S indeed. You've definitely triggered my GAS. My current P&S only opens up to 38mm and F4.5. Also, I perked up when you mentioned Niagara-on-the-Lake! I didn't realize you're also from Toronto

[acecreates]

What a beautiful camera and some stunning shots!!

Great video mate... thanks for sharing!

[jcpatts]

Dang was fully expecting this video be about a contax t2 because that’s the cool thing to do but dang this is perfect! Except I’m a canon fanboy…. But definitely going to search for one!

[manuelmoreno]

How can you overexpose the film with this camera?

[mariagajewska]

I was looking for a cheap, fun film camera to try, but because of this video I'm actually considering buying this Nikon 😅 unfortunately (or maybe fortunately for my wallet) I couldn't find any online in my country, there's only ONE Nikon 35ti available. Maybe someday 😊

[crsantin]

Nice camera but too much money. Where are you get your film developed in the Toronto area?

[goldenhourkodak]

Randomly buys a high end $1200 point and shoot camera and expects it to be a cheap piece of plastic with a soft lens

[quiteenough]

It's a really good camera, but a pricey one :c

[rf]

You never knew they existed!? C'mon