War photo thread. Also: Can someone indentify the cameras the

>>3086126
Sony A6500

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>>3086126
Vietnam so every SLR is a Nikon F and every Rangefinder is a Leica M3.

>>3086130
Pretty much this.

>>3086130

I own one of those Nikon Fs. It used to be long to my grandfather. Still works perfectly.

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Watch Afghan if you haven't.

>>3086130
Could be an M2 also - hard to tell from the photo.

>>3086359
Same. Gorgeous, heavy camera.

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>>3086126
Is this Nam? It looks like a FM on the bottom.

>>3086387
That movie made me want a Summaron. The through-the-viewfinder view they used was accurate to an M3.

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>>3086388
There's literally a scene where she zooms in the viewfinder.

>made me want a Summaron
I'm almost buying my uncle's m2 + 35mm 2.8 summaron

>>3086130
also the odd contax and Nikonos

>>3086387
Nikkormat

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>>3086684
One in a million maybe.
>>3086369
Usually for 35mm lenses, but pretty much the same beast.

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>Nikon S3M

NO LOWBALLERS, I KNOW WHAT I GOT

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Burrows again

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>>3086387
Can't really understand why other films still uses nikon F split prism viewfinder or canon eos viewfinder as through the viewfinder scene
I mean is it THAT hard to get that view?

>>3088282
It's easier for a normal people to grasp the concept while watching.