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Thank you for including where you got your developing and scans done!

What phone meter do you use?

That lens really does render beautifully. How bright would you say the viewfinder is? Are you able to manually focus in a dimly lit indoor space?

Some people might never get to step foot in such a place as Yellowstone national park so its great to watch videos like this , plus having a love of photography helps. Very enjoyable !

Great film choice, if you can afford it

Just bought the camera myself very much. Looking forward to playing with it. Love old 8 mm cameras so much better than digital. It reminds me of shooting on 35.

Jeez this has a longer intro than It’s a mad world

Ohhh, that Studebaker!!

I love all your cameras! So many to choose from. I remember back in college a friend had this crazy Sony Mavica camera that I always thought was so neat. The thing used a floppy disk (lol, pre-memory-card era)! It was big and clunky, but that thing could take some amazingly good fast motion photos. I always look for it when I'm in a thrift store, but so far haven't found one again.

Guess I'm a little late to the game - I'm only just now discovering this channel! But I agree, the Super 8 looks amazing. It reminds me of home videos from the 70's, and it somehow gives a different feel to the same scenes I just watched in you other longer Yellowstone video.

the shots of the shark under the water were so good

Amazing. Great video and great work! Thank you! for sharing your travel...

beautiful!

Cornwall is my favourite part of the country. Cool to see you visited!

Gotta love this. I have one that I bought it in Japan. But I don't know why the film I shot is quite weird, the footage seems to be a light blue.

Wonderful results with the light you had. I've had my two Pentaxes in the park with me (6x7 & 67II) with Fujicolor. I'll surely get some 400D after seeing your results. I think I saw some fire smoke smeared clouds near the end of the video?

It all looks great. You should try Ektachrome next time.

It's always surprising to know that this camera is almost sixty years old and we really end up wondering what digital technology has given us, and if photography, like other fields, has finally regressed instead of moving forward. Personally my opinion has been made for a long time. It was like the transition from Vinyl to CD: a big scam.

Wow! That *is* a lot of cameras. The OM10 can be more than an aperture priority 'point and shoot' camera with the addition of the optional 'manual adapter'. Plug it in and have full control over your exposures. Excellent camera and enjoyable video. ATB.

This was great, fantastic really. What would your lens be in full frame mm?

Nope, sure doesn't look like Santa Fe! You made some fine images. I'm a Kowa Six fan as well (that would be a 150 lens, I think, not 135). I've shot a Pentax 6x7 (purchased from The Darkroom when Grant owned it) for right at 40 years and the lenses are fabulous and cheap now. But as you say, space matters when traveling.

Great video It's really great when a professional with your experience and credits does a video with equipment anyone can afford. So many people show what great shots or video they have taken with super expensive equipment and although nice it seems to be more about the equipment than the person behind the lens. Thank You for all of the great content you have created over the years and the places that you have let us enjoy through your eyes.

Brian C. Landscape. Brian shoot landscape. 🤠👍

The AD in me saw the coffee and the light outside the camper and then I knew, he's going to miss the morning golden light window for his first landscape. You made the best of it though.

wow just stumbled across this and I really appreciate photography in not so common places. It just gives the impression of exploring something new.

Great video. Thank you for creating it. My Pentax 6x7 just arrived and I am stoked to go use it. I wondered why you didn’t use higher apertures to get more depth of field. Was that due to the filter?

Really looking forward for more videos!

such a comforting video... your advice is honestly great just in general let alone for photography. incredible film photos!! ❤

Spectacular images with the Kowa Six

Heya! As a fellow Pentax 67 owner, just giving some advice on how to better care for your camera. When you wind the film advance lever, try not to let go of it and let it "snap" back into position, instead cradle it with your thumb as it returns back to its resting position. This will keep your film advance lever system healthy long term :) noticed this when you loaded your roll @7:20

I’m so glad finding this channel, it’s purely hidden gem! Thanks for producing masterpieces

I just noticed this video again. Having been to Yellowstone a couple of times over the last 20 years on photo safaris (8 days; nothing but photography; no non-photographers on board), IMO if you plan a photo trip there, watching this video tells you about everything you need to know and where to go. Grand Prismatic Pool is better in sunlight, using a polarizer to cut surface glare and reveal the gradations of color and tone under the surface, a quibble. The herd of buffalo shown along the road from Yellowstone canyon south to Lake Yellowstone seems to be a permanent fixture But if you stop to shoot them, they are not afraid of people or cars, and they tend to move in close along the road. If they get in a mood, they can hurt you, as I nearly found out last time there. Use a telephoto and a respectful (and defensive) distance.

So happy I found this channel, keep it up!

Great looking footage. Just snagged a Nikon R10 in addition to the Elmo 1012 I have had for years and after watching this I am wondering, "Why?" LOL. How did you meter for this; in camera or with a handheld meter? Exposure is spot on. Was that all in camera or did you have to adjust after the fact? Thanks for sharing.

The lens on the Elmo is amazing. I could only suggest a tiny bit of post processing sharpening to make up for the sotness of the the film and maybe next time try recording at 24fps instead of 18fps as the footage is a bit jerky.

Good work. Good results from super 8.

Amazing video, hope to one day visit yellow stone and get some shots with my Pentax 67!

5:58 is wonderful. Those colors and lighting look incredible!

How do you get that curve below the sprocket hole?

Very cool camera. Never heard of it. Fun video to watch

Excellent video! Thank you! Which backpack are you using?

This was great. I just bought my Kowa Six. I haven't shot with it yet; need to make repairs to the foam seal, but seeing this video made me excited and confident about my purchase.

I was so convinced that your name was Seeweed until I read it.

Hi Brain! I'm glad that I found your channel - it's like action photography documentary with great stories and amazing photos. Greetings from Poland!

I will probably have to watch this video 100 times because I’m so stoned right now I keep forgetting that I just watched your video 😂😂😂

Great shots. Great video. I enjoyed your narration. This is just me armchair quarterbacking but maybe the hoodoo’s scale could have been exaggerated by moving closer to it… but you might have wanted/needed a wider angle 35mm lens in concert with that move.

Awesome video. It was almost meditative

Thanks Brian I really enjoyed that, you got some beautiful images there. It’s sounds like you had a great time here, it’s a shame the weather was bad for you. Keep up the great work and I look forward to see where you go next. All the best Tom

I've just ordered a Kowa super 66 from a camera repair shop in a minty condition and fully serviced. Saying I'm hyped is an understatement 🤠 I have a Fuji GW680III but want to try a different format. Good work and lovely pictures.

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