
In your bag No: 1320, Tina Kino
Happy New year to one and all. And what a bag we have to kick start 2016 with. If you are limping around after a bit of NYE excess, then take a load of and let this soothe your shattered nerves. A fantastic bag, straight from Berlin. Check it out.
Hello again from Berlin!
I just realised it’s almost excactly a year since my first “In your bag” submission, so thought I could do an update, since things changed a bit…
So here’s a very straight-forward no-nonsense shot of the bag I carry pretty much every day through the streets of Berlin and beyond..
It’s not just film any more – I bought a digital SLR because I just needed one for work, and use it for personal stuff more and more as well.
A bit hard to see as I’ve taped it up so much, but that’s a Nikon D3 in the lower left there. Great camera. Big and heavy, yes.
Above are two L35AF’s, basically my favourite point-and-shoot cameras. I tried a lot and sold almost all but these two.
For more control when shooting film there’s an F3. To be honest not my favourite Nikon SLR, but I broke all others I had and this one lasts.. : ]
When I bring both the F3 and D3 I choose Nikkors that work well on both, so I can swap when I need to.
So here you see the 85 f/1.8D on the D3, 35 f/2 D on the F3, the old but great 20 f/3.5, and 50 f/1.4 when it really gets dark…
The bag is a Domke F2 – would never buy this new as it’s effing expensive, but got this for a steal as it’s condion was “very worn” –
which was perfect for me as I wanted a bag that doesn’t attract attention. It’s the best camera bag I ever had, seriously.
Very comforfable even when heavy loaded, and usability is great.
Here’s some links if you want to see work of mine..
tumblr – http://tinakinodiarya.tumblr.com/
flickr – https://www.flickr.com/photos/tinakino
ello – https://ello.co/tinakino
Cheers from Berlin!
Tina Kino
Thanks for coming back to us, Tina. I love the war on that F2, that is how mine is starting to look. Have a great 2016.
Check out the links and make sure you come and comment.
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Cheers
Japancamerahunter
Hi Tina,
bin auch Berliner, kannst dich ja mal melden wenn du Lust hast auf eine Fotosafari! :)
Beste Grüße
Kemal
Kemal, bist deine schöne RB67 los geworden ;)
grüsse
Nice Photos, Tina!
Hi Tina,
Can I ask you why you needed to go through so many Nikon L35s to settle on those two. Coincidentally I’ve just started writing a review so am just hunting for some other people’s thoughts
Cheers
Hamish
Tolle Farbkompositionen auf Deinen Bildern. Sind die alle in Berlin entstanden? Etwas mehr „inhaltliche Klammerung” würde ich persönlich mir wünschen.
Hey Bellamy,
thanks for having me again! And thank you very much for this website, it really is appreciated!
Wishing you all the best for 2016!
TK
@Kemal – danke für das Angebot, aber ich bin da nicht der Typ für habe ich gemerkt.. kann das nur alleine.
@Brett – ..cheers! Glad you like them.
@Hamish – What I meant was I went through a lot of other point-and-shoots (like Yashica T4 / T5, Olympus Mju-II, Pentax Espio Mini etc.), but then sort-of settled on the Nikons.
I did like the Mju-II but mine broke in -10°C weather, and they have gotten very expensive.
What I love about the L35AF’s is the amount of control it gives you (at least ISO setting & backlight compensation), that you can use filters (and that it meters through them), the way you “set” the flash mode – and also that it keeps the leader out when rewinding the film, which is really convenient when you want to change mid-roll.
They’re not really pocket-able, but you gotta love the old-school design..
..oh yeah and that lens is sharp!
Here’s some background on that Sonnar-type design: http://nikkor.com/story/0033/
@Thomas – vielen Dank. Ja, zum großen Teil sind die aus Berlin. Steht meisten in den tags.
Das mit der fehlenden inhaltlichen Klammerung ist ein guter Punkt.
Werde mir mal eine anständige Website machen und das Problem angehen!
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Thanks for that!
And thank you for the link, that’s especially useful!
..you’re welcome!
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Hallo Tina! Ich mag deine Fotos, dieses grafische/puristische hat echt was. Danke für’s Teilen!
@ Bellamy: Thank you for publishing it!
Hey Martin! :D
Habe die RB dann über eBay für einen fairen Preis verkauft und mir dann eine Nikon FM2n zugelegt nur um festzustellen das mir meine XD7 doch besser zusagt…. :) Sag ruhig auch mal bescheid wenn du eine Foto-Safari machen willst. Lecker Kaffee trinken und fachsimpeln, fände ich cool!
@ Tina: Schade, aber kann ich natürlich verstehen – fremde Menschen & Internet und so. Viel Spaß beim Fotografieren! :)
@Kai – danke für die Blumen!
@Kemal – danke, Dir auch!