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had to pause + say what a wonderful video this is.. soothing, beautiful + informative, in more than specs, in perspective 👌🏽 🌹

Great little camera! Nice design contrast between the printed material and the wood. For pinhole photography, I think 35mm is a bit (too) small and 120 is a better starting point when it comes to IQ.

Hi Andy, great photos ! Are these straight out of camera or cropped? Thanks, keep up the great fun of capturing pinhole images.

так же в восторге от неё

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I’m getting the pinhole itch again!

Thanks for the objective review. I hope you enjoy this camera for many years to come. The photos are very cool.

awesome

Great video! I just got myself a Agfa Clack as well and I'm looking forward to some night and low light long exposures. I was wondering what you use to judge your exposure time? Is there a light meter settings you look for to set for this type of camera? I have a light meter phone app but I'm struggling to understand how to pull how many seconds of exposure time out of the information provided.

Surprisingly sharp photos considering the lens and Kodak Gold being more of a daylight film. I have some 100 ISO B&W film loaded in my Clack which I'll be trying out at night. Its nice to work with such large 6x9 negatives.

Hi I have this camera with me since few weeks, but it's a bit harder to focus in indoors and outdoors as well, how should I overcome it?

Спасибо за видео! Подскажите, как убрать с копуса камеры белые надписи "Lumix" и прочие?

If I dun cut the Minolta MD lens aperture pin will damage the camera? Cos I still use the MD lens on my Minolta X700 camera.

What are the chances that an M mount lens can be adapted for manual focus?

Thank you! Got the same model over a decade in a drawer. Today i found her again, immediately ordered film. Never covered the flash but it looks so much better at bright sunshine! <3

Where can i get a viewfinder like yours?

A really nice camera. I have a few agfa isolettes. Same sort of period as your camera. There such a Joy to use. I have a Kodak box camera from about 1915' it cost less the the price of a couple of films. It makes interesting images. I like to use ' fomapan 320 retro, gives a period look. Unfortunately I don't think it's available currently, but I have a good stock of it in the freezer.

I’ve just got a Zero Image pinhole, it has the deluxe extras like filter holder and cable release…. ! One roll so far and it all seems fine … would love to know how you worked out the angle of view horizontal and vertical so you can add your black tape as a guide….. thanks very much….

Photos turned out great! I personally like the light leaks, adds a more nostalgic feel! What camera are you using for the pov shots whist your shooting?

Impressive to see see what 'old stuff' can produce; once you manage to get rid of that light incursion, it'll take great images :-)

beautiful video

Very nice, and good results despite the light leaks.

Not a rangefinder and not a DSLR.

Great shot, great camera, great painting

I really like the photos taken with your 410 camera. What is the focal length of this camera?

I've just done the same. Unlike you and apparently everyone in the comments. I was sat racking my brain, trying to figure out where the 2 posts came from. I"I don't remember there being any posts in that field "

How is the image quality with that 15 mm voiglander are the edges really soft wide open ? Love to know your opinion thx

May I ask what third party batteries you are able to get for the M8? It seems like there is a shortage of Leica M8 batteries in the US…

Audio setup for these ?

Hi Andy, thoroughly enjoyed your travelling and risk taking in this episode. Lots of fun ! Question about the 4x10 paper negative. Do you pre flash the paper? And what do you normally rate the ISO for the paper? Also what paper do you normally use? Does it vary based on the the weather or? Thanks for the feedback.

Nice video and lovely shots 🎉

Smart thing to try and circumnavigate those looong exposures by setting up multiple cameras at multiple locations; not sure I would like the anxiety of leaving my cameras unattanded in the wild, but I guess on sundays a lot less people would be around there.

Love the video and photos, really good. Try using a washer on the tripod mount to stop the clack wobbling about.

On tenterhooks to see whether one or all of the cameras would be stolen. (I might have taken the 4 x 10.) Distinctly Sundayish mood to the photos. Thanks.

On the clack, I use an elastic band to keep the shutter open on long exposures. Just hooks on the shutter button and underneath & found the back to the wind nob. Or to the tripod let it I can't find a long one. I've done the same On the sprocket rocket.

awesome

hey can you compare the image quality and print quality between the sq10 and mini evo? I have a dillema between these two models :)

5:35 yup, I have an e550 and every time the battery dies, have to redo all the settings again. why does it do that lmao. so annoying.

Where can I find one in UK please? Any link?

Nice images mate! Leica are a puzzle sometimes. Why did they let go of this lens? If the lens from this little beauty was on the new D-Lux 8 it would race off the shelves. I so have an aversion to telescopic zoom lenses…✌️🇦🇺

Nice images mate! Leica are a puzzle sometimes. Why did they let go of this lens? If the lens from this little beauty was on the new D-Lux 8 it would race off the shelves. I so have an aversion to telescopic zoom lenses…✌️🇦🇺

I especially enjoy the shining duck :)

By far the best was the one with the roots, the one that you don't like. :)

Nice relaxing stroll while pinholing! :-)

way cool experimenting

Some nice images, I’ve not used colour film in my pinhole camera yet but you have inspired me!,😀

I’ve noticed on various channels who feature the zero 2000 that there is minimal vignetting, I have the RSS 6x6 and it has heavy vignetting. Are your images corrected in any way? My curved film plane 6x17 and 6x12 RSS have no vignetting to speak of. Your feedback would be helpful.👍😀

I carry 2 shishkabob skewers or chopsticks to extend out the markings on the sides and top of camera for the framing, makes it easier to see more accurately👍

Fond memories 😂🤣😱👍

If you like windmills you need to come to the Netherlands 😄 lots of them here.