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Well I have the first model of electro 35 but it hasn’t the color lens. Can I use a color negative film?

Good video dude 👍🏻

Thanks for sharing, very interesting video!

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Great little camera, I have the canon sure shot max without the date feature!😊

You have to get an OM3, or perhaps an OM4.. later models and usually therefor more reliable.

There was plenty of color film available in the 1960s (and earlier). That is why so many of the older Canons (and Nikons) have 1.2 and 1.4 lenses. Kodachrome was a very slow film. By the way, many of the fast Canon FL lenses use radioactive glass.

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I was hoping you would spend a minute on how to set the date on the Telemax. :)

Be careful with the winding crank, you can't get them in the USA, only 3D printed parts. Also, the Waist Level finder is more expensive than any other component of the camera. Nice video, waiting for more.

I really enjoyed your video. It was great! I too love this model and the passion you bring to it also I really liked your photos. Take care and God Bless you. Roger

What is the lense filter you have on your lense

Hi, can this camera not take pictures without batteries?

Cool niche specialty film backs like this are so cool. I've been struggling so much adapting 35mm to my medium format Yashica TLR. It is such a cumbersome processes, that I wish I had a solution like this. But I haven't let that get in the way of filming myself making sprocket photos with the TLR and posting it on my youtube channel. Guess I'm just a glutton for punishment. Thank you so much for sharing. Your shots are great btw your middle frame at 5:57 is dope. The foreground and middle ground draw you in to the middle and the background zig zag draws your eyes up. Overall in your images you're making great use of contrast and balancing negative & positive space. Subscribed! Can't wait to see what you shoot next

I have the GTN version also hand me down from my grandpa. I’ll start using it soon

It’s an amazing camera and definitely a keeper for me. Not really noticed the weight issue in use.

Thanks for the video! 🎉

THANK YOU!!!

What a look vintage. What a amazing quality🥰

Great video, nice haircut and how comes your English is so good? (UK).

THX

Your vertical photos are very much cropped. the horizontal are the correct aspect ratio.

very jealous of all the people that say they’ve got the 135w back! I’ve just bought a ETRS,75mm, AEii finder and grip in great condition for £450, the cheapest 135w back I’ve see is £550 😳

I’m considering this camera. Thank you for the tutorial. I learned a lot 😊

Thanks to your video, i can understand the camera functionality easier 🎉

Is the camera heavy ? Can you carry it around?

Not as heavy as the Pentax 67 which I carry all of the time. I say, the Canon FT will help build muscles LOL. Nice video

can I always use 1.7 for all my photos? Even at night?

Which one is better between yashica electro 35 gsn and olympus mju zoom 80

very cool

Just recently got my hands on one straight from Japan in extremely well kept condition, I absolutely love this thing. It's a piece of art in every sense of the word, and it also works amazingly well.

bro te amo mi futura esposa me la va regalra por mi cumpleaños y gracias a ti me he decidido por esta camara

i have the same one from my grandpa. can you please explain the battery adapter situation in detail. i want to use mine but didnt kow how. its been on my shelf for 25+ years.

Great video, bud. And it’s great to hear you’re using granddads old camera

how many exposure for 135 films on the 135 film back?

That chunk of metal weighs 1kg. I wouldn't want to hang a kilo of gym equipment on my neck all day long man.

This video clip is so useful to me. I want to follow you and try to make like these.^^

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Innovative for it's time, but it severely limits it full range by only being able to adjust the f-stop.

I have this camera i will try it

Amazing video! I've always have a passion for videography and photography. I will be picking this camera up as my first !!

Expired films are fire specially in concerts

shutterrspeed kinni h veere??? [how much is the shutterspeed my brother in law}

great review, really appreciate the 4k quality

You have to be really fragile to think that is heavy and say you’re whole body hurts. That’s a little too much.

How do you set what iso you’re shooting? Is it auto or is there a way to change asa

Nice video and thank you for your review. However, I find it to be quite funny when people complain about the weight of these very solid well-built metal tanks that old school photographers relied on during the 1960s and ‘70s, many of them carrying two or three of them around their neck. Perhaps it’s a good thing for you that you were not yet even born then, let alone having any aspirations to be a photographer back in the day. As a hobbyist who has recently discovered vintage SLR film photography, I oftentimes carry 2-3 vintage film SLRs around my neck, all of them quite heavy, such as my Nikon F, my Minolta SRT-303, etc., to name a few. For me, the heavier weight of these wonderful cameras is a part of their charm!

beautiful pictures! bravo!

Great video !!!

Thank you for this video! My grandmother just gave me her old yashica e35 and I’ve never used a film camera before. So excited to try it