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"I was born in 2000" *immediately turns to dust*

This is so nice, Cam! The subway shots at the beginning look so much like you're in Hamburg, Germany. Hahaha, it's funny how different spots in the world can look so similar and make you feel "home" in a way. Great pics!

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Enshittification

dude these are rad! 14:43 is unironically my favourite

Some philosophers and media studies experts argue that we are in a post-photographic era, where we don’t even need a camera to create images anymore and its really sad seeing the profilmic die off.

Fantastic intelligent and thoughtful vid thnx

The effort put into this piece is tremendous! Really great food for thought you put across the essay. You got yourself an instant sub!

Amazing video combining philosophy and photography together. Keep up the amazing work.

Good video.

As a person who has been on the planet a fairly long time, I've watched technology advance exponentially. Thinking of music for example, I bought albums in high school, later there were CDs, then iPods, then streaming. Music exists in the air and you have to pay to bring it to your ears. For the last 10+ years, I've been shooting film and digital; then my computer was hacked. Even though I have the sd cards and backup on an external hard drive it took months to get everything back in order. Now I shoot mainly film. For one thing, it's in my comfort zone - it's how we took photographs for most of my life. My negatives from the 80s are in archival file boxes; they are in pristine condition. I have photographs of family members going back to the late 1800s -1960s. Where are those digital files going to be in 40-50 years? Or even 10 years?

Unpopular opinion: film stock is just a preset and digital noise is just grain. Why do you let the technology rule over your creativity? Why don't embrace the possibilities with traditional mindset? I shoot old dslr as I'd shoot film. Then I use film emulation. Tbh I can't see the sense of shooting film daily, it's just tedious, time and resource consuming. Imo digital photography is just good enough, and sensible choice. Emulating film has endless possibilities, and you can romaticize it as much as you'd do with film.

But what about the audio??? I have to ask you a serious questioin... WHY??? Why does every youtube video about analog camera and film have a soundtrack generated by AI??? It's the same thing. You'll say, "because it's cheap, easy, already sounds good with zero effort, etc." You get what I'm saying? AI music is not cool. Stop using it to promote analog film. Thank you... end of rant ;)

In our digital world, it's too easy to become isolated. Looking at film photos feels like a hug, or the brush of someone's hair against your skin. I like to shoot film, and I LOVE this vid. Thank you!!!

damn goeed

Loved this! All these feels resonate so hard. The same idea applies to this video I saw saying “the real world is cool again, the digital world is dying”. The value in the tangible and real really gets shown in its absence

Loved this video - straight facts.

bro what a good essay

great video

This is an excellent video bro. Subbed immediately

This is such a great video, Cam! Even though I mostly shoot digital, I also have a film camera that I LOVE to use only when I travel (for obv. reasons 😅). I can totally resonate with all your amazing guests and their thoughts on why film has such a unique charm. There’s just something about the process, the imperfections, and the whole experience that makes it feel so different and meaningful. Thanks for sharing it!

loved watching the video, great job

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This topic has completely consumed my creative expression and thoughts in 2024. Awesome vid, man. Can’t agree more with what you’re saying

AYOOOO documentarian boyfriend

Excellent video man. Music choice, b roll and the talking head sections were all great. The way you edited the section of the minor conflict during the protest enhanced the tension that must’ve been in the air in that moment. Of course the photos were great too. I think the images turned out quite bit better than your giving yourself credit for.

nice bro

What an autumn vibe and those colours 😍 Beautifully captured! 👏

Hi Cameron, TH-cam suggested your video to me, and I have to say, I really enjoyed watching your photography! It’s not easy to balance shooting video and taking photos simultaneously, especially outdoors where everything can feel so overwhelming, but you captured such beautiful moments! Wow! Well done! (+ 1 subscriber here). I can’t wait to see how your TH-cam channel develops, I'm a beginner TH-camr myself and I'm happy I discovered your channel! :)

i’d love to join you next time! 📷

soooooo talented ❤️

Aways posting dope content 🫡

Excellent vlog and fantastic images. Keep up the great work. :)

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What an engaging and detailed video, thank you! Please feel free to ask any questions about Dehancer in the comments.

The GOAT with another upload 🙏

Awesome 👏🏼

These look beautiful dude!

Dope! I love the content bro, keep going!

MAN!! you are the best

Great work Cam 👏🏻

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Just got this lens and love it!

Vibes..Sending love from the U.K

Dude you should learn right color correction and grading, your grass is electric blue😂😂

You say "they said to shoot it as box speed" - is that what you did? Thanks for making this video.

great video, but with this camera there are a few 'special' rookie mistakes,eg: to do with the double exposure lever; it is used normally in this system to check the camera without film in the back (due to the mechanics inside), so when you shoot for real, check the lever is off (red dot showing says winder is DEAD! - aka disconnected); also this has an electromagnet shutter timing system, with a 1/500th mechanical override if something goes wrong, or the battery goes flat, so check BEFORE the shoot (use a slow speed aka 1/4 sec. as any faster you can't tell if it worked {two clicks must be heard to confirm correct operation}); next, if you fit a metered prism, the shutter speed dial on the body is overridden, if A is selected on the metering mode dial, so if you wonder why the shutter has gone wrong, look here first (wrong mode selected, or by accident); the final 'gotcha' is the mirror-up lever, if installed, if you hit it by accident the return motion fires the shutter, so either do it with the lens cap on & in double exposure mode (to NOT advance the film when re-cocking the shutter), or use the "hasselblad method", which is to replace the darkslide and remove the film magasine entirely from the camera body, reset the camera, and replace the mag, taking the darkslide out.

Same, the Helios is what sparked my interest in vintage lenses as well. Found one on eBay for like $100 from a seller in New York, and love it. I just picked up one of these 135mm on eBay as well and am looking forward to trying it out! Great video!

Is your 135 sharper than the sony 55-210 kit lens?

50mm's are a little awkward on a crop sensor. Works much easier on a full frame.