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Why would I take advice from someone who thinks that a cheap student-grade camera is the "quintessential" 35mm SLR? You're undercutting your expertise with such foolishness.

Any tips on keeping the dust off the the shiny front?

Would any of these work in a vintage Polaroid back for a Mamiya RZ67?

Just got this thing for a Christmas present for 160 bucks from my local photography store. Looking it up on eBay that’s a helluva steal lmao

I have a CR-5 Ricoh it works just like the K-1000. Owned since 1984. I currently use a Pentax K-70 and my backup K-50. All lenses work great.

Of course 120 is more fun but if you’ve got a mortgage and aren’t being paid for your hobby, 35mm is more fiscally practical.

Unique SX-70 emulsion?

An SX-70 camera converted to 600 film can still use the original SX-70 film if a slice of neutral desity 2 filter film is placed behind the exposure compensation window.

I bought a used K1000 in 1980 but never used it much- spent most of my small amount of money on fishing gear rather than film and development. It continued to collect dust looking really cool on my dresser but rarely used. Not even sure what happened to it, just disappeared over the years. More recently and over the objection of my Canon EOS R5, I found a couple of K1000's at an estate sale. Took them both home for $120 total. One is the brown leathered SE model, the other is the original version. Both came with the 50mm f/2 lens and there were also a couple of other lenses along with a 2x teleconverter. As an unexpected bonus, the bag also held a half dozen different filters and a flash unit as well. Looking forward to some old-school, fully manual, black and white photo sessions which will begin as soon as the black and white film arrives!

In real terms, allowing for inflation, the price is cheaper than it was forty years ago! Photographs made using slow, fine-grained reversal (slide) film have an almost three-dimensional look to them, giving the images an uncannily vivid, lifelike appearance.

OMG the ending!!😂❤❤

This was helpful, thank you!

what film fits the Polaroid 100 Hasselblad

I’m new to the firm game. My later grandmother gave it to me and I have no idea what I’m doing with it. I’m sending it off to get foxed up a big and I’m super excited to get started with it . Thanks for the quick guide…now I’m a little less lost in the woods haha

this has the premise of a meatcanyon video. i love it

Só um idiota compraria uma câmera dessas.

Growing up in China I'm pretty sure most of the photo of me taken by my dad was on Lucky films:) Lucky was the mass market alternative to the more expensive Kodak and Fuji.

I modified my Polaroid 600 to use i-Type films that cost less

I made a big film order but was notified they were out-of-stock. That was about a year ago . . . Polaroid is still AWOL and Impossible went out of business. Subject matter is critical. Soft lit average light scenes work well. But your sample shots of neon lit signs were excellent examples.

Any additional space for extra film Cartridges?

Thanks so much! Manually cranking that dial worked. That ears you a subscribe!

This just saved me my mirror! Thank you!

16 dollars a roll is not cheap 😂

When being a “social media influencer” is more important than being a Beatle. And it’s a review of a film camera. Weird world.

Do you have any scanner preferences?

Bro!!! Thanks for the tips!! And info!

Very great and informative video thank you

The facts are... Many examples haven't been operated for years ______yet will work fine ! I used to sit pressing the shutter and winding on. People do that and never put a roll through. They cosset their camera But it's good to keep operating the camera constantly! However until you put a film in and start shooting _____you are not a photographer obviously

No 4x5 for the Polaroid 545 holder?

How to use a grey card for this type of camera

hey there! what scanner are you using ? awesome product btw. thank you very much !!

This is like the perfect video. No yelling, to the point but still interesting. Love it. Thanks for your help.

gonna find out what the 600 can do. the sx70 has been average at best.

I was gonna go with retrospekt on fixing up my sx-70’s but after hearing mixed reviews, I decided to keep digging. I’m glad I found you guys, it seems like a lovely team you have and I’m looking forward to getting my cameras fixed up!

Pentax should put the K1000 back on the market! There is a big demand for this product!

does the sx-70 sonar work with the mind flash bar?

What about the color managment? How do you make it, to get out the colors right the way they are?

Which one works on my tasmanian camera?

That did it for me, thanks so much!!

Can you please do a review on the Pentax program a

hahahaha I spit out my drink when you said $90 !! haha good one! ;)

Ain’t no way you called ringo star a social media star instead A GOD DAMN BEATLE

What if you accidentally rotated it the wrong way ?

thank you for sharing of amazing company pushing film.

3:30 Wildly over exposed? Putting slower film into a cameras designed to shoot faster film?

this film just hits different👍

I just used your "pumping the bellows tip" and it worked. I am a reseller and you made my day, thanks a bunch!

What film was being used @ the 5:27 mark?

they won't sell me product unless i spend $500 or more no thanks

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