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The price is made in Japan vs. made in China and some significant feature and build quality differences. We should be asking things like, what conditions are the employees who make the Chinese lenses working under vs. the made in Japan lens. Not to mention durability, longevity and fit and finish (e.g. having painted markings vs. etched). You're also completely ignoring the fact that Voigtlander lenses have contacts to communicate with the body while the Chinese lenses don't. Simply saying, "this is too much" is a cop out and does a disservice to the community who is then incentivized to buy cheaply made goods that don't last and often utilize exploitative labour.

Wow, you're criminally under subscribed for the quality of the content you provide. This was really helpful

Great tips, thank you, I now have 22 followers on instagram.

Great job chap. Looks super interesting.

Congrats man. Gotta come out and spend some more time there :)

This is great! Looking forward to more content from here.

Yesss I'm soo interested!! Super excited to watch your future videos

Incredible work ♥︎ x

You have been turned on to something special. I come from a film background as a photographer. And the 5D classic is the digital camera that gave me enough bravery to make the leap. I still own three since Canon will no longer service them. I intend to cannibalize for parts as long as is possible. Anyway, I enjoyed your video.

Why doesn't this have more views

Beautiful photos. I've got an 1100D that takes some really good pics, plus a 90D which I love. Considering buying a 5D, nice video.

Wonderful tips!!!

Are you doing lightroom edit or using a film simulation? If a film simulation can you share it with us? :)

Hey Tom, can we not buy the presets anymore? The link seems to be broken😭

Great photos, honest review. The Voigtlander is lovable, but sadly quite overpriced in today's market. BTW, love the fact that your daughter doesn't smile every time her photo is taken.

Thanks a lot. Inspiring and very helpful!

What recipes did you use

i feel shame for myself using a sony a6000 cant get photos like these or not using it very well. It's basically camera from way way long time ago from 2005 wihtout any features on it like a6000 but you nailed it in every single photos in here so sick af

Hi Tom How do you process FP4 (ISO 100) & HP5 (ISO 400) ?

Love the vibe. Feels old fitting the camera. Please enlighten us the work behind the film. What did you film with for example.

Shoutout to to the intro with the title with the icons at the title. Class!! 0:11

Hello Mr. Humble. Just checking in to see how you’re getting along. My son is just past 10 months. I put aside making pictures for almost a year. There just wasn’t any time with work, family commitments and taking care of a 4 year old and an infant. Seeing my son’s smile made me purchase a 5 roll box of Portra 160 a month ago and it has spurred me to start making pictures again. So much so that i am thinking of the M11-D. You’ve lost considerable weight. I hope the inimitable Mrs. Humble is worried about you and will take appropriate steps. Take care Tom.

Great video!!! Excellent work

Amé este video

I use 5D and 5D2, they have everything you need for photography. Great photos, wonderful family.

Are you sure you blow your highlights with film? Which film? Slide film? Because if your using hp5 you can get away with 5 stops of overexposure easily and at 2 of under similar with tri-x or many b&w film similiar for most of color negatives even better if you use movie film such as vision 3. This Canon 5d is a beautiful digital camera with much personality thats where similarities end when comparing it to film.

I loved this video, but my wallet doesn't like me now searching ebay for a Toyo 45A

Wow incredible portraits ..You make me liking the square format now ..some of the best photos I've ever seen !

hi How many frames did you shoot in 18 or 24?

Brilliant! I shoot large format and am amazed by how great these images are! I can't work that fast. Well done.

Hi ,i m here to thank you for the amazing presets ,i love the looks and colors and just everything. They are now an important part of my workflow , greetings from Romania 🎉👋🏻

Amazing portraits!

great post,We recently stopped posting on social media,and now we print our photos and framed a bunch.were also looking into the digitail picture frames. aswell were making photo albums. Wish we did this earlier, I shoot with a fuji xt2 love the fuji film simuilations i find the prints looks great.I have a question the photos where it looks like your doing a selfie with your wife and some with the kids what camera and lens did you use 5:53 mark with all of you in the shot?hope to hear back,all the best to you and your family

Great video. What are you using for 8mm movie camera please or was that just an effect you made?

Hello Tom, very nice, I like every one of you shots. I have to ask, of the two 135 lenses you used witch do you prefer? I ask for a reason. I am at this very moment considering buying a 135. I am a retried portrait photographer. I have not shot film for more than twenty years and never on large format.

How did you protect it from water ? Is there a case? Thanks

Thank you for this great video sir. I really did enjoy it. Plus, I loved those photos! I can't wait to go full speed ahead with my medium format camera, which I finally got. Take care and God Bless you and your family. Mr. Roger

I bought this camera in perfect condition almost 3 years ago and honestly out of all my 19 cameras I've got in my dry-box this one produces the best looking images in my arsenal. Skin colour and the grain looks so amazing in this camera.

How do you develop them I have never used film

I have a very similar setup, although I have a 1/4 mist filter (which may be a bit heavy. I may go for a 1/8). I tend to use a bit of grain in my recipes as well. I see the X100V as a camera for life and a camera for daily carry. The biggest difference between our cameras is that I use a silicon "wrap" on mine. It protects it from knocks and scratches. I use them on several cameras. I hate those scratches on the base of cameras, after you put them down on a stone wall or whatever.

Lovely video. These types of videos are sooooo nice. We learn, we make better purchasing decisions, we commune and enjoy photography and nice music. Well done Tom.

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Hey, amazing photos! I especially like shot 6. I've scrolled quite a bit down in the comment section and haven't seen anyone mentioning it... The woman in shot #7 is Bianca Balti, an Italian top model from the '00s 😃

The quality of the photos are excellent...but you should get your money back on the mo;del. Pros usually have more than one facial expression.

Great photos, not sure how much is metering and how much might be darkroom work, but the final results look amazing

Hey Tom, great video, i wondering between d7100 and 5Di, after this i'll choose the classic one for learning photography. I wonder which lens you use for shooting on this video. Thank you.

The worst things about the camera i guess is that its mad expensive

I'm thinking of getting this lens. Right now I'm using my newly purchased Voigtlander Super Wide Heliar 15mm f4.5 (Leica thread mount) on my Fuji X-T3, and I just thought how amazing it would be if they made a native Fuji X version of that. :D

Nice Ektar looking reds in your photos! :D

nice video. I suppose the images were processed, these are not out of camera jpegs, right?