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That’s a terrible spot to dry your prints

fixed my first shutter on old 1938 Kodak Bantam like 4 months ago but couldn't use it because I couldn't figure out how to re-focus the lens, this has been a huge help

Just what I was looking for - the lens positions so I could mark my board!

Excellent advise

fuuuuuuhck i really wish i would've found out about this video before i purchased a 110 reel on ebay LMAO

FWIW this is an XA and in video you say XA1 but that's actually a different camera.

you decided to upload on my birthday! feel honored haha (good day, number wiese, also chinese cyber valentines, bc the numbers 5.20 (wu-ar-yi) - they say - sounds like "I love you" (wo ai ni)

Nice! Ive been wanting to keep on printing since i have my whole darkroom with a jobo printlab 3503 and a couple PM2 (L and M) analyzers but i dony know how to use them... Do you by chance have a users manual you can share? Thanks!

Oh wow, finally someone admits that it isn’t easy AND finds a simple solution to this little but big problem! Yay! Subscribed 😊

The only camera that will startle or even cause mild panic in a crowd of people, each time you advance the film. That's manly right there...

Whoa man!! This is the info I needed!! Thank you!

Thank you!! I needed to understand how the framing worked, and the paper trick helped me to see that! thx thx

Nice photos. Good work

THANK YOU

Yes! a review with actual test footage

Great solution 👌

Thanks for this video! One detail, the XA and XA1 are different cameras. XA all dayyyy

Thanks a lot. Still habe some Films. How fast after pealing apart I have to clean the film. Does anyone have experience with it?

Nice Vid! This will come in handy as i just had a reason pop up to need to be able to develop 110 at home and this was one of the first vids i saw. So still helping peeps 2 years out, Thanks!

This video is perfect!!! Thank you.

Just bought two packs of this film stock. Was kinda iffy about lighting conditions and zone focusing with iso100. Thank you for this!

My guy really went from making a silly music video with his friends to go on a training arc to become a really good photographer. Big W my man

Nice to see a video that is actually very smart and useful on youtube. Thank you.

would have been better if you showed how to remove the back plate

I have a beseler 23c series 2, but I’m not sure how to print color with it. Im only set up for black and white.

For the night shots, were u using a tripod to stabilise the camera and counterbalance created by the low shutter speed? Thanks

So you shot 160 at 25 ISO?

Great! Can you please also explain how the enlarger work? How to set it up or how to use it? Regards

Long-winded storytelling, big yawn…

Hi! Do you know if Polaroid 545i holder works with the new film Type 100 pack film from Supersense? Thank you very much

I’ve just ordered two different models of this beast! Can’t wait to try her out! Thanks!’

Sweet trick, very helpful. Going to try this on my Kodak 3A.

Great results! Nice video too

Don't you need to seal the other side of the door, at my door there is some stickyness around the closing pin? Please somebody help met out :)

What is the music?

How do you know what the rise and fall is at 0 position ?

What type of screw is the intrepid 4x5 using ? philips ? torque ? allens ?

I bought a Koni-Omega Rapid 200 about a month ago, having used one back in the 1970s. It is a great camera, even if the shutter release is on the left-hand side of the camera! The focusing knob is wonderful. Good Video!

Thx man very helpful!

Simply love simple hacks like this !!!

Esa ultima foto es encantadora , una gran composicion me encanto el video suscrito, un saludo desde Barcelona ESPAÑA.

This method is WRONG. You should check and adjust the focus on the INFINITY. You can do it indoors with a known good DSLR and a prime 50 to 80 mm lens . Its like a home made colliminator.

Thank you so much for this useful video! I've just bought a minty Ansco (Agfa) Viking 6x9 for display and was wondering whether I should try it with film. A quick tracing paper test showed that focusing didn't work. You saved me money :)

Turn the light on! of no use, wasted 1 minute of my life!

Thank you, super helpful!

very nice mate. ty

That was super clever, thank you so much

Thank you for an easy solution, I have used a extra glass from a 3X4 bellows camera to check focus distance; wax paper great solution.

For anyone contemplating doing this, I HIGHLY recommend getting a package of bamboo skewers from your local grocery store, Walmart, or dollar store. They have pointed tips like toothpicks, but come in much easier to handle 6" lengths (more commonly found in 10" lengths, though). They're great for scraping out the goo from crevices and will not scratch your camera. The usually come in packs of 100, are cheap and will last you a long time for these types of projects and others.

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