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Hi
I recently got my granddads old Nikon FE working. I rattled through 24 exposures over a couple of days just to make sure that it was working. I'm new to film so any constructive criticism would be really appreciated. I've already learnt that I should definitely be exposing for the shadows and not the highlights. Lots of my shots were taken on a quite dreary day last week on ISO 200 film so things are quite dark. lmk what you think.

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@luccas I hate to be that guy but its forum rules not to cross post on other sites like facebook.

fantastic. a true epic of a thread.

dibs

anti bump?!?!?!

@goldtoothrat pmd

how long are the cranks?

undibs

sorry to be that guy but no cross posting ads mate.

@krok I can look into how much it would cost to ship. I would really prefer collection though.

price bump 60£

I think its just under 2.5kg with the headset and BB. I don't have a way of accurately measuring it I'm afraid. It's not exactly 'superlight' but its pretty good. there is a retrobike thread with people talking about these bikes if you want more info - lots of fans.

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=34176&start=60

price drop

I ran it fixed using a white industries eno eccentric hub which is also for sale on here.

Bought off here a few years ago, time to pass it on.

Size is 57 Top tube c-c. 58 seat tube c-t.
Fork is 1inch threaded steerer with space to cut it down.
Good tire clearance (28s easily).
130mm spacing.
26.8 seat post.

Really good solid frame. Quite a few scratches and scuffs but no dents or dings.

Collection from Highbury/Stoke Newington/ Finsbury Park area. Or Vauxhall/ Lambeth.

Comes with a headset that has some little life in it and a bottom bracket that doesn't but I don't have the tool to remove!

I actually ran it in a steel road frame just by splaying the dropouts slightly.

32 hole, 135mm spacing, fixed/free.

This hub is designed for those who want to ride fixed on a bike with vertical dropouts. The hubs axle is mounted slightly off centre allowing you to rotate the hub to get the perfect chain tension.

Its worked really well for me for the past 2 years or so. I've barely had to touch it except the bearings which I replaced with some high grade SKF ones - runs very nice and smooth.

http://road.cc/content/review/14733-white-industries-erics-eccentric-eno-hub

Ive also got a 19t sprocket (but no lockring im afraid).

Hub: £80 > £65
Sprocket: £15 > £12
Both: £90 > £75
Or best offer - would really like to sell both together.

pmd

pmd/dibs?

tripple dibs

dibs vulpine

is everything there included. Potentially interested. Pm'd

Is this all still available?

Great deal for someone.