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1978's NIkon FE. Bringing It All Back Home returns with a look at one of the original classic compact cameras from the 70s — Nikon's original FE. This episode explores where it fits within NIkon's late 70s line-up, its strengths and weaknesses, as well as its amazing viewfinder. Topics include: Classic Lenses Podcast, Pre-AI lenses.
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https://photothinking.com/2024-02-06-nikon-fe-feeling-it/
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