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Nice video with some even nicer shots. I have an SRT 101 that was my first good camera and I still think it is one of the best cameras out there. Something about the whole Minolta SRT line, they are amazing cameras.

Howdy, you stated its a n entry level camera, oops. No. The 303, srt super, 102 are the same premium camera. For different areas(European, asian ,and us respectively. You got a high level body. You are a winner! Enjoy!!!

How do you transfer it to ur phone or laptop?

Nice, just got a Linhof Technika III, that I thought was a IV. Haven’t shot yet, but what a beautiful camera! Thanks for a nice review!

It stupid getting into this hobby because im about to pick up one of these cameras and I literally would put 3:46 on my wall. you have a great channel and vibe going, thank you for the inspiration

Thanks for sharing your experience. Your experience AND your vision, by the way. 👌

Nice video, nice audio, but why you stopped uploading videos?

Double start a Harley Davidson is an insult to the brand. Doubl cock/fire the leaf shutter of your Linhof ?

Are you O.K? Why chechking the shutter? Do you double start your Forf Mustang?

Ridiculous. Using the telephone as a lightmeter.

Great vid, what camera did you wind up switching to?

Get get get the 680 or sonar one step sx 70

Where I live people come out of their homes confronting me and asking why I am taking picture of there homes. Wish people would understand more about photography.

Really, really like your pictures. Thanks for sharing.

how come the car looks grey on video but it's green on film :O

Is this video about ghosts? I’m not sure I follow.

Thank you for this video ! I really liked it . Can you tell me what’s the name and model of your tripod? Thanks . I’m planning to get a LINHOF and I understand that they need a solid tripod. Thanks !!

From the shape of the light leak on 2nd shot it looks it happened in the holder.

Cool video dude! I'd been wanting an SX-70 for a while so I finally picked one up to shoot with on my channel! I love the design and the portable form factor

An idea - You've only uploaded a few videos but you've got a very good presence in front of the camera. Hope to see you post more! As to an idea consider uploading a video where you take a digital photo of the actual negative used in the first image, maybe on a light table or similar, without converting to positive and talk thru what you think went wrong a bit more based on the look of the negative itself. You'll likely attract a slightly geeky crowd (no offense intended for anyone here - I'm including myself in that description) who might light up the comments a bit with suggestions on what went wrong and so forth. Good interaction via comments is a great way to start building your channel. Regardless, best of luck to you. I really believe you have what it takes to build a successful channel!

Thanks for sharing your good work but your 2nd work I wesh the tree in butane tow wire

Great job!

Great video man! I know that same spot but never have stopped to see that angle! I shoot film all the time in Denton and surrounding areas. Great stuff! I just got into Large Format recently, and I'm excited to see where that style takes me!

Oh man, how did I just find this channel ?! Also, I just picked up a Texas Leica from the Denton Camera Exchange. I love your content, keep doing what you're doing. -new fan

I think the 2d top panel that holds the viewfinder is just changed for the model 3 as it has all components except the viewfinder mirror

How are you scanning the neg? I had the same issue with the splotchiness of the Shan, and it ended up being the diffuser I was using for my light source.

Now that you have used small, medium, and large format film cameras, how do you compare them? If forced to narrow your collection to only one format, which would you choose and why?

Nice collection ! I also shoot with a Canonet, an RB67, and a 4x5 inch view camera. The Argus C3 was my first 35mm rangefinder. The Canonet was my second. The Contax G1 was my third. I now shoot with a Leica M6. My father's medium format camera was the first camera I ever used. Later, I later received a medium format as a gift. For years, I used a variety of medium format cameras before I bought a Mamiya TLR with three lenses for my first professional quality medium format. The RB67 SLR with seven lenses was my second. The Graflex press camera with 127mm lens was my first 4X5 inch camera. I now shoot a Calumet 4x5 inch view camera with four lenses.

In another video, you said the one thing you did not like about the Canonet was that it was a fixed-lens camera. Well, the RB67 has interchangeable lenses and you only have a 90mm lens for it. What will you get for your second lens?

Issue with film is either out of date film or issue with processing. The cloudiness may be the result of improper fixing. You could repeat the fixing and stabilization part of the development process to see if that clears the negatives. Had the processing chemicals been before (then you need to increase development times). Those negatives do not look overexposed which increases contrast, the negatives look under exposed (which could also result from not increasing time in a developer that had already processed other film). It is an artistic choice but contrast can be increased in post-processing. I preferred the composition of the second image but if you lowered the camera another six inches there would be separation between the top of the lone tree and the barbed wire. Try to go back and shoot it again (to correct for the processing issues). Keep the videos rolling.

Great vid man! I’m a from the Plano area and shoot film as well.

Did you understand the cause of spotting in the shots?

Nice one dude💚

What’s those two meters?

Ty for sharing

Dope!

My friends found out i like vintage Polaroids and were like “you like that stuff? Ok boomer” but at least i have something to do with my life

Nice video, I think I might just have to get one to go along with my XD-11.

Maybe a good tip; Brooklyn Film Camera also does repairs! But if you're thinking about the 600 conversion, you can also search for a SLR 680. It is a little bit bigger in size but best damn Polaroid ever made in my opinion! Been shooting them for 4 / 5years now and would always go for the SLR680. (Or the Mint SLR 670 but that one is way more expensive..) Good luck & nice video!

That large format camera looks awesome! Great collection btw!

Watching from the Philippines.

Great work bud.. I'm thinking of going to Colorado Springs and the surrounding areas for my footage.

I just picked up one of these guys and a 50 1.2. Very excited to see how my first roll turns out. Fingers crossed. It’s been fun to use so far. My first mechanical film camera.

Did you do a 600 film conversion to yours?

A nice tripod is key, it doesnt have to be expensive, i got an ancient gitzo on ebay for like a 100 bucks and its really good, im not sure if the rb has mirror lock-up but if it does that will definitely help the images a lot.

audio levels were a bit off for me between ur talking and the music. but sick shots.

I was waiting for this video for a long time haha, I liked it. Do you happen to speak Spanish?

Great vidddddd, awesome shots, keep going. It will be good if u put the setting when you show the photo. keep it going!!

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just finished watching all of your videos at 1:24 in the morning and wondering who the FUCK disliked this video. like it’s so good and your photography and editing are amazing