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A few kinds words for an old friend

I love my D70, and the convenience of digital is fantastic, but I miss my old Nikon FG. When it first came out, it was reviled for its use of plastic and "toy" feel, but I carried one for three years in school and two months shooting in Ecuador, and it kept going long after my FM crapped out. The FG was a camera far ahead of its time and definitely didn't deserve the bad rep it acquired.

This entry was posted by Kevin Creighton, on 2.13.2005. You can leave your response.

“A few kinds words for an old friend”
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