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In Get Back, during the first episode at around the 1hr 47min mark, Linda (Eastman) McCartney shows up with what appears to be a Nikon F and 105mm lens.
They didn't "hate each other".
VERY Typical problems for any band, especially one that gets big like The Beatles did.
They were not unlike a couple that gets married when they are 19 years old.
5 years later and you are maturing into young Man/Woman that has different needs and wants than when you were just 19. You are, now, a very different person with A LOT of new experiences.
George was, virtually, a kid when they started.
Later on he began to write his own songs and playing with other people like Clapton just to name one.
They all 4, even Ringo, were a band unto themselves and they each had their own bands for many years.
The Buffalo Springfield went through a similar though much less public scenario.
Lots of talented people, in one band, with a desire to explore a new direction and autonomy.
The ‘official photographer’ on the set seems to be using a Nikkormat.
I haven’t finished watching the documentary; I am savoring every minute of it.
The ‘official photographer’ on the set seems to be using a Nikkormat.
I haven’t finished watching the documentary; I am savoring every minute of it.
I'm watching it one day at a time. So much to take in.
I noticed that! I think I saw a pentax at some point though.
Yes - there was a Pentax sitting on Paul's piano. But I haven't yet seen anyone use it.
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I thought I saw a Pentax as well but didn’t press pause right away; have no idea where that might have been.
IN the last part of the series, there is a scene where she has 2 Nikons and she is changing rolls in her lapThat camera Linda is shooting with is definitely a Nikon F, and the lens is a 105 mm f2.5 Nikkor.
The only Nikon lens that I never got on with. Everyone raved about them for portraits, but no, they're way too sharp for that (either model). I think the lens was made for photojournalists and gritty B&W films of the day. Head shots looked really bad when I tried these, but things looked OK from longer distances, just too darned sharp.
The ‘official photographer’ on the set seems to be using a Nikkormat.
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