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Wow I just got robbed

Just got the same camera on ebay for 100$ with a 50mm lens and a telephoto lens super excited

very informative video

Very informative video!! I love my OM10, but still getting blurry photos for some reason even when I'm pretty sure I'm choosing the correct aperture.

Lovely camera which I bought in 1981 and used to get my photography degree. I still use the excellent 50mm 1.7 kit lens on my digital cameras. Another feature is, if the camera battery conks out, the shutter will fire at 125th sec.

Nice

I recently bought an EC, and the shutter opens just very erratically. I get perhaps one image per film despite all other settings being correct. Minox themselves no longer repairs the EC. Has anyone had luck with getting one repaired?

Nice video! I also have a Rolleiflex TLR but I think my camera is a bit older than yours, possibly dating back to 1939. I am curious about the web site you mentioned where you found information about the camera by entering the serial number. What is that web site? The serial number on my camera is at the top of the camera, just above the Rolleiflex name. I believe my camera is a Rolleiflex Automat Type 2.

I love my Olympus XA! Glad you're gonna try and find it a new home since you're not gonna shoot it. That's a mature rational view. Me on the other hand I hoard every bit of gear I can. I’ve subbed to your channel cuz I'm trying to immerse my feed in fellow film people. Very nice informative piece! I love the research and attention to detail! Can't wait to see what you shoot next! If you got a minute, check out the pics I got in my Olympus XA POV Photo Walk video I just posted where I shoot some fuji 400 in mine.

hello, I have a question, can I shot double exposure with this camera?

I want one so bad I can taste it. Lol

I Loved my Old Rolli!! I used to take pictures for the local paper!!

they look the same, i thought it was just a rebrand of the same camera

6:35 you have to put the film UNDER the bottom metal beam. See 3:31 in the vidéo called "rolleiflex street photography in paris"

Great video. subscribed. Almost at 2K subs. Congrats.

when i click edit in and choose dehancer for some reason it opens for 1 second and then closes. Do you know how i can fix this ?

Very helpful video tutorial. First time that I’m using my Epson V600 to scan negatives, so this was exactly what I needed! Thanks again 👍

This video is fantastic. Thank you so much!

I was just gifted this camera but I am just now realizing how ...auto it is! I've never heard of 'exposure compensation' before ever! So you can't play with the ISO on this model at all? Then do you add and subtract 1 via exposure compensation setting when you want to override? Am I understanding that or did that make no sense 🤣

The FA was a logical end-game for the FM/FE series of bodies. Its sales problems were that it offered little beyond what had already appeared before, apart from the matrix metering, which itself was a huge advancement. Unhappily, matrix metering was unable to overcome the fact that the program metering not seen before in Nikons of that series was introduced in the modest FG a year previously and the major price jump for the FA didn't justify its more advanced features. At the time, I wanted an FA, but with an FE2 in hand, so much new cost for so little more camera was a dealbreaker for me. Also, after a couple of years, the FA got a reputation of being unreliable, whether deserved or not. Further, apart from matrix metering, all the advanced exposure automation distinguishing the FA had appeared years before on cameras from other makers, meaning that the market for the FA was largely limited to current Nikon users.

Thank you! Might get one to accompany my d40!

This was really helpful, thank you !

Really appreciated that!

I used one for over 20 years - absolutely my favorite SLR! Beat to crap but still works. I also own OM-1, OM-2N, and an OM-PC.

i was looking up different film cameras and this video convinced me to get an Olympus, thank you for all the helpful info!!

Thank you. We have can Epson V600 and use it for scanning and printing photos.We are very happy to find out it will print negatives and slides!! Thank you!!

I bought this camera in my local thrift shop, I thought it was an amazing pickup for the price, can't wait to take some pictures with it, thanks for the guide!

Thank you for the nice video! One question, in M how can I see the metering? Is there some visual indication of the metering?

Nice to see the OM-10 on TH-cam, thank you. Not sure if the OM-10 does of the film light metering for flash but it does it for regular photography. My OM-10 was the perfect camera for shooting fireworks. Many current Olympus cameras still can do the same with live composite.

Do you have a video on the nikon u film camera. I believe its the same as the nikon 65 but is known as the nikon u in Japan (which is what i have)

I bought 2. They were box packed. Cost me around 100 bucks. Got matching number lens and manual owner cards 😅

Bless you great review!

If I want to scan a full color acetate/transparency at around 4x6 or 5x7, would this work?

Thanks for your amazing explanation!

This is such an underrated channel! I'm so glad I've found it.

Great info, thanks

Great video. Only just found this and not sure you still have this setup. I e just got a V600 scanner and for the life of me can’t get it to connect to my Mac, soon as I plug in the usb cable I get the flashing red light on the scanner. Have you had this issue before ?

Wait so can you get your photos on your computer?

A fellow Oxfordian film shooter! Do we see you in lce oxford at all? (I work there)

you should take the "passed" sticker off. It's just some dumb shit governments made camera companies put on for customs. It doesn't add value and certainly doesn't add looks. (reminds me of the 90's when people would leave all the stickers on their computers like "Intel Inside" ... "125Mb processor!" ... "250MB RAM" or whatever... there were all these stickers on computers until Apple.) The "passed" sticker is dumb and is dirtying up your lenses/camera creating a little outline where it can't get scratched.

Can you change the viewfinder with film loaded?

Thanks For The Help From Across The Pond!

I've got one. It's sits safely in a curio cabinet. But lately I'm itching to take it out and, buy some film, and take out for some photos. Videos like this one gets me fired up to put down my DSLR's and give one of my film cameras a go! Thanks.

this was so extremely helpful!! thank you so much :)

I've owned a handful of film cameras over the last 30 years. But the one's I settled on were a Contax G1 and an Olympus OM-2n. I had some trouble with the OM recently and figured, "F-it, I've never owned a Nikon manual SLR, maybe I'll sell my OM and get a Nikon for once". I decided to get an FE2... BEAUTIFUL camera. And 1/4000th shutter speed on top of it. Loved that the film advance lever was also the on/off switch as to not drain the batteries. And to be honest... I prefer the shutter dial on top. Besides that... I like basically everything else about the Olympus that I had just sold. I instantly started feeling buyers regret and if I had made the right decision. Finally the shear size of the thing compared to the OM was really starting to bother me. Especially when I started to look at lenses. A good example is both cameras 35-70 zoom lens... the 35-70 on the Nikon is as you would expect, a pretty big lens (at least long) because it's a zoom. But on the olympus it looks like a small prime. It's really crazy. I think it was the size discrepancy in both the body and lenses that ultimately did it. I just couldn't see myself (if I owned both at once) wanting to take the Nikon out shooting over the Olympus. That 4000th shutter speed on the Nikon is pretty bad ass though. I ended up returning the Nikon. And in the process of getting another OM-2n

I learn e it in 3 minute like you said

I love this account

Thanks guy

Hey, i hope you see this and hope you are okay. I never used and SLR analog camera before, I just used manuel analog camera (kodak kb10)but I also want to be able to use this kind of camera. Do you think it’s a hard camera to start with or should i give it a go?

Just bought a Mamiya 645 1000s and found this really helpful. Best of all I can keep coming back to it. Regards Paul.