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Very "Welcome" to the car world! Photography from other foci, like landscape or wildlife, should produce fresh perspectives on automotive photography which has become so "fallen into a fold" - time to switch it up!

Loved this set homie. Good work 🔥

The most important addition to this camera for me that ended all the worry about missing focus and the missed focus shot was an Oleson split prism. Now I snap to focus from fully retracted bellows in a heart beat. It is super bright, large and easy to see the splits lining up. Next, I learned to use the optech strap with the wide foam cross body. Going across the chest/back distributes much of the weight and you can alternately rest it on your R hip, press it against your R side or slightly support it with your r hand. I do 3 hour walk abouts with zero ill effects. For street/walkabouts I can react nearly as fast as a manual 35 mm. First, as I enter a new lighting situation, I meter and set aperture/shutter speed. I have the shutter button lock off, the dark slide out, film advanced so all I have to do is pop the wlf, cock the shutter and instantly focus and shoot. With the shutter not cocked, you won't fire accidentally and you can't focus without it cocked so won't forget. The images from this camera feel like you could walk into them.

How you make gold look that good 😭

really good ass quality video whoa

nice work my man

awesome video

Looked like some epic spots!

Which lens do you use for the RB67? Just found your videos and love them!

Good Video 👍

what a fun road trip

Great video!!! What light meter app do You use? Thx

After using all the different backs of the rb67, the most durable and reliable back is the pro s back.. the pro sd isn't as durable as the pro s.. light leak is so easy to fix compared to the problems you will encounter on the newer ones.. don't be lazy if you're goin to get into analog photography, you've got to get into DIY unless you've got alot of greens... The MYTH you just proposed that the PRO SD has alot less problem can not be anything far from the truth.. it all depends on what you buy .. these are old cameras and they've been used real good in their days.. IMO and from experience, the PRO S backs are the most durable..

Awesome pictures, this is how I imagine Palm Spings!

WOW, awesome video, awesome pics

Hi, it isn’t truth that the SD has less problems, is just that it is the model that has more recent production, the issues you were having were completely fixable in hands of a technician with experience with mamiya equipment. The reason why the Pro SD back doesn’t have light leaks is cause it has mechanical light sealing, the previous versions and the RZ gen 1 backs need foam light seals but with regular service from experiences technicians they should all work equally well. If you’re having trouble focusing don’t get the prism, it makes the focusing harder cause the light that gets to your eye is dim and further from the focusing screen so the closer you are to the focus screen, the easier it is to nail focus, practice should do it and wlf is the easiest way to focus

What weather app was that

We have seen these photos hundreds of times.

Which strap do you use ?

Hello. What’s your process on metering for a scene? Are you using a light meter app or handheld light meter?

Jealous man! I just had to say no to a glacier nat park trip. That first wide angle waterfall shot slaps my man, but then those ones at 11:15 with the trees framing the falls! Would love to see those blown up on a wall. BTW, please don't call the cops about that joint in my new film photo video, I promise it was all special effects. Subbed! See you on the scroll reel dawgie!

Parking across the handcapped spot at 7:27. Well, that's a statement.

That's really neat. Well done. I was in Yosemite in April - incredible weather in an astonishing place.

How am I just now finding this channel shit fire

Goals man

Just stumbled across your work, but these are nice! I just shot a roll of 800T during a photo walk in the day and I enjoyed those much more than my night shots with it. Would love to connect seeing that you're in SoCal as well

i loved this, you gotta post more of this kind of content it's really enjoyable to watch !

Amazing video man. Love the photos. 🔥

The shot at 9:00 is too clean 🔥

Awesome shots dude!!

brennen & jordan is a wild duo

Please post more of this!! Love seeing the process and the story behind the shot 🙌

this is amazing!

this is sick dude i love your work

Bro...that was such a cool experience. I'm so glad Zeke was able to be there with you guys to experience such an awesome event 🙌

absolutely killer dude

Sick pics. I took my S2000 to Joshua tree for a shoot, and I think I need to take it to Yosemite too.

Yo does your boy want that JVC footage converted to VHS?

Just a question: why f/8-f/10? Have you experimented with other aperture settings? This lens - according to the data I’ve found - is sharpest at about f/4 - wouldn’t it be a better setting for scanning?

Jordan Brennen and chazzy sheesh powerhouse group

Great video documenting the shoot!

i love when you, hijo, and chaz do photoshoot videos it’s just amazing to look at and see how you guys do it

Beautiful camera and shots!

I remember seeing #23, The Harlequin” back in the day in period. Love it .

RB67 Pros 1. Medium format images are so much better than 35mm images. 2. Camera and lenses are less expensive than Hasselblad. 3. Camera is smaller and lighter than my 4x5 inch camera. RB67 Cons 1. Medium format images are not as good as 4x5 inch large format images. 2. No tilt/swing features. Must use my perspective control lens for my 35mm SLR or use my 4x5 inch view camera. 3. Camera is larger and heavier than my 35mm SLR.

Any SLR bigger than 6x6 is a tricky issue, depending on your photography style. Mamiya RB was my 1st MF SLR camera. At that time, I shoot primarily street and realized RB wasn't fit my style. Unless you add the prism and grip, so it felt like a bigger 35mm SLR, but much bulkier. On tripod? No issue. What I wanted was something similar to Nikon F2, which led me to Pentax 67. It definitely felt nicer for handheld shooting. Being battery-dependent is a compromise I accept. Another alternatives are... perhaps the lighter Fuji GM670 or Mamiya 6/7. Of course, rangefinders isn't the appropriate tool for certain things like macro or tele landscaping.

Wow Jordan, I feel so much! Simply a love-hate relationship with medium format: the cameras are usually always ultra heavy and cumbersome but the results are so convincing! I “only” have a Mamiya 645, but it’s too cumbersome for me to lug around to meetings 😂

The prism is clutch and makes focusing so much easier and more accurate. So glad I got one. But yes it is a pain in the ass to lug around 😮‍💨

Great video. What meter app do you use?