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Literally the best app ever! Been using a lot of other apps that were just horrendous. This works perfect for me.

yo nice video I cannot lie, the audio sounded like you had a robotic reverb on your voice

Good point. Definitely stick to one colour type of film for a prolonged period. I am currently doing a full year in Black & White only. Canon P continues to bring joy

Do you have any other street photography tips? Leave them in the comments below!⬇️

nice reimann, I need go shoot some street photos

Nice video. Love the hot shoe cover!

Thankx for your video, great tips ! At the moment I am swapping everything constantly, camera, lenses, bw/color ... maybe I should stick witch one setup for a while to get more used to it.

My birthday is coming up! On my wish list is a lab grade kodak flexicolor 50gallon c41 kit. 🎉 just putting it out there

Thumbs up for the bossa nova.

It's much pleasure trying out all formats and a wide range of camera types as well. Because everything analogue is'old', the prices remain moderate compared to current technology. I owned such an Olympus Pen F as shown here - 35mm half format 18/24 - got as a minimum 72 shots per 36exp roll and up to 147 exp per lford HP5/72 roll;-)) With an Olympus OM-adapter I used fine OM-Zuiko lenses with crop factor 1.4x, so with 50mm according to 70mm portrait perspective. I loved the square medium format 6x6 with Yashicamat124G, Rolleiflex SL66, Hasselblad 500 C/M, Kowa Six, and Norita (Graflex) 6x6 - the latter in design and function like an enlarged 35mm SLR camera. Handheld outdoors even the Pentax 6x7 is great, and a Makina 67 is as comfortable to use as a Leica and even just as quiet. Anyway, today I only alternate between 35mm Nikon SLRs and half-format digital Nikons - for me the most favourable way, because I can use the same Nikkor lenses on both systems and have owned them before 50 years and more; that's sustainable and economically satisfactory;-))) @philosimot

*OMG Shut up and marry me!!!*

What does your camera rig consist of? Let’s talk about gear in the comments below!⬇️

Nice! Very cool.

Also I wanted to ask you this but do you use a colorimeter at all when it comes to your monitors and editing process or do you not have any experience in that ?

new orleans is like a truck stop on a hot day but with better food. when i lived here my favorite thing was halloween scooter rallies and the dog parade.

Nice vid will rewatch.

Enjoyed the narration and music! New sub, great photos too!

Great review I have a Canon 7 and love it 👍

Living in New Orleans, its interesting to see the things I walk past every day and tend to ignore captured so beautifully.

This is nice but way too expensive compared to the JJC version.

B&W and the “tube socks rule!”

Love the color!

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Awesome video bro, love your photography, thank you for being a inspiration! Glad i came across your channel

I recently received my Asahi Pentax SP1000, with a case, UV filter, and hot shoe attachment. The best thing is that i was extremely lucky to find and bid for this camera on an Ebay auction for about $190 with absolutely nobody else bidding on it! the camera and its accessories are in mint condition and work!

Guess you use long shutter speed thats why you use cable and tripod. Have you ever try handheld, and whats aperture/ss suitable?

Very informative! Thanks for the video!

24mm is easy for hip shooting, but fisheyes are cool too

The 308x is not just incident. The lumisphere slides out of the way, making it a reflective meter.

Good video!!

Movie name?(The dialogue)

Lightmate is NOT available on Android..

VALOI Easy35 seem like really good product and interesting comments about negative sides which I haven't seen in other reviews. I don't see the point of comparing colors from camera scanning and an Epson flatbed. It's two very different devices and every step in the process influence the result, even (maybe specially) if you stick to defaults. You can also scan for NLP with the Epson scanner which would remove one of the differences of processing the negative conversion with different software. Comparing dynamic range and details is more interesting IMO, but scans from Epson need a lot more sharpening in post than an image from camera scanning.

I hate my Pen F T because the prism is a bit dark. I wanna score the original F gothic version because the prism was bright and clear plus the double stroke feel soo cool. You feel like a vintage street photography hero from the past.

Do you have a video or any resources on long exposures / night photography? I love these shots!

I've just received an Asahi Pentax SV camera (pre-Spotmatic, no internal light meter). Until a cold-shoe mounted digital light meter from China arrives, I'm guess-timating exposures on my first roll of Kodak 200. I set the shutter speed at 1/125 to over-expose 2/3 of a stop for insurance and am using Sunny 16 as a guide and writing down the aperture and shutter speed for each frame so I'll be able to see in what conditions and by how much I was off. Also, because I would never use f16, I've adjusted the formula from f16 @ 1/125 to f11 @ 1/250 and will compensate for less light by first decreasing shutter speed and when that becomes unfeasible then increasing the aperture since depth of field is important to me. I've watched a number of explanations of Sunny 16 on TH-cam and yours is the best I've seen. Using shadows to assess the brightness of a scene is valuable information. The eye is easily fooled, I think, in cloudy or overcast or shady conditions.

Beautiful video 📻💡

Pro Image 100 is the juice- absolutely fantastic stuff man

Reimann! Not "best." Better. 35mm and 120 should not be strictly compared. They each address different needs.

Props to Ethan on Photography and Films skills. And the Oscar goes too….

Hi, nice review, may i know where you buy the lens hood?

I just stumbled upon your video, and I couldn't thank you enough for being so thorough with the review. That being said, I did want to ask since it's what I've found so far: The black bodies I have seen online are repainted. Would there be any diminishing value for them being repainted? How would one know if the repainted camera was originally black?

Ultra rare? Just searched ebay and there are for sale from japan.

Despite self-appointed experts pontifications, my silver 1959 J12 works fine on my Canon P: close, but withthe back open and using a piece of paper as a feeler, it passes easily between the corrugated baffles and the edge of rear element.Works fine with my Sony a7r and a7rII

What about focusing? Easy? Hard?

I recently got one of these cameras for an insanely good deal! the S2A is an absolute joy to use and shoot, im considering getting a 645 back for it and a 50mm

I have one of these Canon 50mm f1.4 lenses and I regularly use it on my Canon R5 and even wide open it's amazing. Its so nice to use for video

thanks man! that was helpful!😊

50 years ago when the Pen-F SLR half frame was introduced, it was one of a kind. It offered interchangeable lenses and presented a quality level not available in earlier Pen half frames. It was a huge success for Olympus, if quite pricey for body and lenses listed. I say listed, because once you got past the standard (kit) lens, and the less costly and exotic listed, many were unavailable, at least in the US. A couple f them were never made. Many were so expensive and poorly distributed that few were ever sold. They were practically unavailable once Pen-F production was discontinued. None of that is an issue if you just wanted a basic camera with a wide angle lens and a short telephoto zoom. Within a few years, all the major, full frame makers were offering TTL metering. The Pen-F lens mount was not designed to accommodate TTL metering (or any metering for that matter), and Oly was unwilling to redesign the mount to offer an aperture connection between body and lens, so they came up with a primitive, barely functional, manual matching number scheme which was slow and confusing in use, yielding the FT. The FT also made internal improvements. But, the meter made the FT finder unacceptably dim to focus. The FV was the last model, where Oly dropped the TTL meter from the FT to cut the price and milk out the last potential customer before killing the Pen-F once and for all. Ironically, this restored a useable finder and created the best and most useable Pen-F ever. It also made the "bargin" model the most expensive used Pen-F, if you can find it at all. If I had acquired an FV back in the early 1980s instead of a whole FT system, I probably would not have sold the whole kit off after its first major photo trip.

Glad I finally got around to watching this. Great video bro, makes me want to try out some 8mm myself!