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great video. thank you. I have been shooting on a C22 for two decades and I LOVE it. my C22 recently broke on a shoot where even though I turned the knob, the film did not advance (if you know anyone that could repair this). I just bought a "new" one with a 80 mm lens my other one is 105 mm). I noticed on the right side of the new C22 an option between sheet film/multiple exp and roll film. my previous model did not have this. I assume this does not allow the film to advance. my question is, is it possible that my older model has this option somewhere and I have inadvertently turned it on? I don't see the option but wanted to ask. (note, when loading film, it loads fine. it is just when exposing that the roll film does not advance). thanks.

Dear Sir, I have a request, would you be so kind and make a video where you are showing the developing of 8x10 sheet. Let me explain, Take a used sheet or an old and expired sheet, and show on video how to develop a sheet in broad daylight, with all the details to us a insight in in the working procedure. Regards Jens

Wow! I understand birchwood holds a significant purpose in the ojibwe culture. So cool to see someone make a guitar of that material. Thats a special one, great job man!!! 👍👍🤘🎸🎵

Beautiful cameras, lens are as sharp as a tac!

great content but I curious and since you are a luthier can birch wood be used to make an electric guitar body in one piece or in a combination with another? If no what is not right with that? Thanks.

Great help. I have a new C330. Thank you RS. Canada

THANK YOU!!

Thank you Paul, seven years later your video helped me load this Mamiya. I don’t know how many different types of magazines they made.

Thank you! :)

I have an old 8x10 and a Speed Graphic 4x5. I used back in the late 1960s. I worked for a local newspaper and used their darkroom. Thanks for the demonstration.

thanks this video helped a lot! one thing i still don’t understand is how am i supposed to select between 6x9 6x6 and 6x4.5 on the K back?

Paul Ubl If I paid you could you make make me a Birch Dreadnaught soundboard and bend sides and make me bottom also? Pay you join sound board and bottom and cut them to shape of dreadnaught bend sides dreadnaught shape? Give me estimate? Always wanted build a Birch dreadnaught guitar.

I am in love with that birch guitar. Wowww. It's not just pretty, but it has its own unique sound, too.

fantastic video, so calm

Thanks Paul!

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Just had an issue with an F4 that wouldn't load film even with fresh batteries, found this video and confirmed it's the same procedure as my F-801. I took the F4's MB-21 apart and cleaned all the contacts with 99% alcohol and q-tips, and works perfectly again.

great video. May I ask, which film tent is that in the background?

Great simple informative video! I learned that there's thumb knob locks to load/ remove film easy. I never knew that!!!!

I've just bought the older sibling of these, the C3. What a wonderful bit of engineering! My film hasn't arrived yet, so I thought I'd just make sure I know the loading system. It's exactly as I suspected, but it's always good to check. The camera is almost the same but for some small differences: a different crank, no automatic cocking (so no shutter lock above the thumb release), and no front release button. But otherwise, they are almost identical.

Thank you Paul. Great to have a reliable source of information. Even if we 'think' we remember how to do it....always best to check with a reliable source! Sincere thanks. [Edit....The F4 is magnificent. But that did not prevent me making rudimentary mistakes. I omitted to use the Program setting until half way through the film....got the iso setting wrong for good measure....and also forgot to lock the aperture ring after setting to Program. Accordingly, my first ever (SLR) roll of Kodak 400 iso (24 frame) color film is almost guaranteed to have been a dog's breakfast (not yet developed). Moving on now to fancy pants Ektar 100 color negative....I mean....what can possibly go wrong?]

Maybe you know, but when you load film into the F4 it normally advances to 1. However my F4 is not resetting the frame counter inside of the viewfinder (Currently it reads 150 and counting as I take pictures) and the camera does not advance to 1 when I load film. However when I take photos the frame counter in view finder goes up by 1 and the one near the mode selector also goes up by 1.

That’s only half the story. You can rewind manually so the leader stays out of the canister. Thought you would have known that !

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Nice video. I got my Toyo 4x5 around 1982 and sold it not too long after that. I wish I had never done that now. Today I have a number of 4x5s, but I don't think the 8x10 will be in my future. One thing about the LF cameras is that you learn patience. You can't "chimp" as you do with a DSLR. I have been telling members of my photo club to be intentional with their photography.

Thank you Paul this video helped a lot!

this is also known as the "K" back, as opposed to the others, which have a 'standard' lever winder, like 35 mm slr's do, but also have this winding lock below the winder, and these levers are on the right side, the K's have the knob on the left!- also the STANDARD backs have a std counter set/reset process, aka with back door operation, the K back must be synchronised to the film by the method you describe here, as NO auto reset is installed on this back

Excellent video!!! I ventured into LF with a 4x5 and since then I have been trying to get my hands on an 8x10 but they are way too expensive. Any idea what a camera like yours would cost if available.

Only my dad could have done better. Thanks for this.

Nice demonstration. Thanks!

awesome video. short enough to keep it interesting, long enough to cover the subject. =:3

Love this way of life Man!

Amazing guitars! Not only for the sound, but also the wonderful esthetic and materials (colors of wood)

great video. i'd love to see you do more videos about the press! thank you

Good to know. It took me about half an hour to find out, how to switch the F4 on!

Fantastic!!!

I wish they still made that Majestic Tripod your using

Gran trabajo, ¿ Que aplicación usa para medir la luz ?

A good simple tutorial. I always used to expose two sheets, for the reasons you said but also it gave me a second chance to push/pull the dev if I figured it to be necessary after viewing the first one.

Hey mr ubl I’m the student in bonners ferry that you liked

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Great, brings back memories from 1979

not to diminish the video, but the most important part is at 10:44 just look at that quality. gorgeous

Heyyy mrrrr ubl it’s sonora we missed u at the middle schoolll

Hi Paul, very relaxed presentation and not stressed out the way you talked. I fully understood the topic the way your present it. I am just a new comer to TLR. Thank you for sharing and looking forward to more of your tutorials.

Mind the legs of our tripod, it is unstable. Your Fujinon is upside down.

I've just loaded my first medium format film ever thanks to your video, using a Mamiya C330 that was one of my grandpa's treasures. Thank you.

Hi Paul Have you ever used a Rolleiflex 6008 integral? Kindest regards

How far north in Idaho? I have family in Bonners Ferry! VFN (Very Far North)!

I have got an F4 and glad ever. Fantastic camera ever!!!!