Nikon L35AF

[shelliecarlson]

My dad gave me this camera to take with me to school in AZ back in 85/86. Love that camera and it is the reason why I love Nikon today. As long as I kept my finger out of the lens, I never took a bad pic and I'm dying for another one.

[ubernasch]

Got one at Goodwill for 49 cents. As far as I know, perfect condition. I bought it just because I thought it looked cool, but upon further examination I realized that it works! Have yet to get film for it. Can't wait to get it shooting!

[ShotBy]

Just picked one up for 3.99 at Goodwill. Loaded it with T-Max 100 and can't wait to see how the prints come out. Im a Nikon guy to begin with so when i saw this and the price had to snatch it up.

[ghw]

One of my favorite point and shoot cameras.  I would carry that or a Nikon Action Touch when I didn't want to carry anything larger. I put a Nikon 46mm L35 filter on mine and usually carried a lens hood along on sunny days.  Fantastic lens for that type of cameras and I've made 11x14's using Tri-X with very good results.

[moniquehersh]

Thanks for a great review. Found my Nikon L35AF at a consignment shop in town for $5! I didn't even know what it was until I picked it up and felt its weight. Having a lot of fun with it! Really nice photos, great quality of light. Fun using film again and having to wait for the outcome. ;)

[Anonymous-ujdo]

Because of that camera, now i'm in loved with film camera.

[jvladcliff]

I just won one of these on Ebay. I can hardly wait for it to arrive. Great video.

[oldcamreview]

Will do! I just posted a review of the Yashica Electro 35. I plan on putting up at least one a week.

Thanks for watching!

[diablodiablodiablo]

Man I just discovered your reviews, thanks so much, you have some models I’m looking forward to catch on eBay and local flea markets, it’s good to have some info on what to expect. Thanks mate!!!

[olekdul]

I just got one of these for £1, functional and in as good condition as yours appears to be :) looking forward to trying it out! Its my first film camera since digital became a thing, and i was only a child last time i used film

[MadGoose]

It also has a backlight compensation switch of about + 2 EV on the side of the lens. If anyone was wondering what that was...

[Tribble]

It looks a lot like the Minolta Hi-matic AF2-M I have, I think I might start making video reviews as well, keep making videos, love watching these.

[jnlloyd]

I don't have this particular camera, but I like Kodak Ektar for colour prints, Fuji Velvia for slides and most Ilford and Kentmere films for black and white. Any speed up to ISO1000 will work with the L35AF

[iKokomo]

Yay!! Just got this for $1 with the original case and manual at an estate sale today!!! :)

[theoldcameraguy]

Good review of a very dependable camera!

[rickyalbeck]

I have an L135af, can anyone tell me why the film will not wind automatically when I load it? It just flashes a red light in the viewfinder

[oldcamreview]

Thank you for the correction and sorry for not including that in the video.

[josebanks]

hi there i have a question i recently bought the L35 AD version and i have not got around to testing it and realized that the on off switch is busted it wont click or stay on a setting. when i press down on the capture button it dose dim the inside screen im amusing that that mean it would work.so i just wanted to ask dose it only bring the flash up when you have film in it?please let me know i have bought batteries and just don't want to waste money on film if i don't have too

[noelpf]

Great review! Sold, making an offer on one now!

[DreamTerrorist]

I doubt anyone is going to reply to me, but I can't find anything else online for this problem. When I got the Nikon One Touch, it came with no film inside and the exposure meter on 24, it goes up to 36. I took exposures until it hit 36 and basically wasted a whole roll of film. I got a used roll of film and put it in to rewind it back to exposure 1, but I didn't make it all the way, only to around 21 or so. Now the meter is slightly past 36 and I'm afraid that if I load up another roll of film it isn't going to go back to exposure 1 and will remain at 36. Is there ANY way possible I can get it back to exposure 1 so I can actually take pictures and use a whole roll of film? This camera is fantastic and I really would like to use it.