definitely 100% do a video on fixong the family studio titler. I have one, and have been meaning to fix it for ages but not managed to. There are a couple of videos, but most of them lack proper info on what to do.
Once I'm back from Japan Jake and I will plan a day to do it and record the repair. I don't think there's many steps to it. For my unit it's definitely the classic Sony capacitor issue on mine, the caps have corroded so badly that they ate the solder and just fall off if touched. Luckily this means it should be super easy for us to remove them without needing heat, so our repair might even miss that step if all the caps cooperate. I'll still capture us doing it regardless in case it helps anyone. We're also avoiding surface mounts and using through-hole caps for the sake of ease.
I'm so glad the algorithm sent me here - I'd been wondering how to dive into this for the longest time. As someone else has already commented, thank you for not gatekeeping. Subbed, looking forward to seeing your portrait work!
I’m glad that this was helpful! If you’re looking at getting into glitch art definitely have a look on Etsy for the video synth and dirty mixers I have, but also there are other makers on there as well that I would recommend as well.
Love this! So glad another film photographer gets the analog connections with things like VHS-C and CRTs. And you are introducing me to these mixer/glitcher things! 👀👀👀👀 I love recording direct to HD/SD with camcorders, too.
I literally just recevied my V4 when I made this video so I wasn't ready to make one at the time but I feel like I might be ready now to discuss it more. Also I hope I answered all you're questions in our messages!
I just got a free crt tv this week and been searching TH-cam for things I can do with it! I had no idea glitch art stuff existed until today. Definitely wanna dabble in this, amazing stuff 😊
I started at very similar roots, I picked one up and just thought it was cool for games and then found out about glitch art and went down the rabbit hole. I’m glad that this video has help you discover the world of glitch art as well. ☺️
I’ve been trying to get into glitch art for years, outside of making a dirty mixer I had no idea what equipment to start with or what was out there! This is a great resource!
I’m glad to hear that this has helped! Etsy is a great place to shop around for glitch gear, there are a few affordable makers on there and is how I found all of mine (with a few more I want to add to my collection). Not just dirty mixers and video synths but also the odd circuit bent gear too. @@SoybeanGravy
These mixers are so cool! This has been a side of your work that I've been interested in and have seen friends exhibit stuff like it but I've never really had the urge to give it a go until now!
Etsy is a great start to find some basic video synths and dirty mixers at an affordable price before diving in the more hectic, expensive equipment. You’ll find a couple makers on there, not just Freedom Enterprise and Lullaby Machine. 😊
It’s a beast of a camera, the reason I wanted one was because I want more manual control compared to an everyday camcorder but also because with an adapter I can use my EF lenses on it too. She does needs a little TLC now so that I can use tapes.
They’re very easy and cheap to get usually, the catch is that the batteries on them will always be dead due to how old they are, so conditions are unknown until you can buy a replacement for it. Luckily with mine it came with a direct power adapter so I could plug it into the wall to test.
@@ashleetough ahhh, I just dug up my dad's old Sony video 8 handy cam trv40, but it appears to be dead dead. There's power, but not much else unfortunately. According to a video I watched the capacitor probably leaked and damaged other components, but I also found his Canon EOS 700, which hopefully only needs a new battery to work again 🤞Also that glitch gear looks awesome, this is all so new to me, thanks!
Damn what a shame in the Video 8 cam, it would have been cool if it was still working. If it was just a tape issue you could have gotten a tapeless setup at least but that one sounds like it’s well and truely gone. It’s cool that there was a Canon 700 though! @@falitosis
@@ashleetough Yes! I have a 2CR5 battery coming in tmrw to test it, but apparently it's not much better than a point and shoot camera. I wouldn't know what to do with more options anyways (shutter, aperture? no clue). Thanks for the information, can't wait to learn more about your analogue tech 🙌🙌
That’s not true at all, it has so many more feature than a point and shoot plus uses EF lenses, which is what I use in my Canon EOS1-N, which is where the quality of a camera lies. It’s a great entry level SLR film camera but with an excellent lens system that is easily upgradable with a new body. If it has sat for a while old light seals do degrade, which then causes light leaks, so it will probably need a service anyways. @@falitosis
i barely missed out on a free 16 inch engineering crt monitor a couple weeks ago and i'm still thinking about it. i do have a portable philips crt/radio/tape deck but it's rf only so i need to get an adapter (also needs a new band in the tape third of it) anyway, definitely subbing to you :)
Damn, the one that got away 🥲 I’ve got some exciting news coming up too on that front, so long as everything arrives in one piece 😅 I hope eventually I’ll get a bigger space so I can collect more and save a few older RF styled TVs but right now I have to be strict in terms of space, so I can only have what is deemed useful for my glitch art. I hope you get the chance to set your’s up! You should look up @ellingsonTV if you don’t know of him already.
@@ashleetough No, he was deep into vhs and 8mm pro video camcorders in the 80 and 90s because he used to do serious diving shark videos around the world. Then I would get his beat up equipment. But that stuff is long gone for modern stuff now except Polaroid cameras.
Ahh that’s actually so cool!! It’s funny how everyone so easily discarded old tech without a second thought at the time because it was no longer deemed modern or practical, now the few of us still see the beauty of it all and are trying to preserve old methods and equipment @@WhoIsSerafin
I just love how the walls create a 4:3 frame. Great video!
I’m glad someone else notices what I did there haha, thank you!
The queen of not gatekeeping and sharing gear for the greater good 💗 love this video
Girlbosses don’t gatekeep 😤 @@JazzaTV
definitely 100% do a video on fixong the family studio titler. I have one, and have been meaning to fix it for ages but not managed to. There are a couple of videos, but most of them lack proper info on what to do.
Once I'm back from Japan Jake and I will plan a day to do it and record the repair. I don't think there's many steps to it. For my unit it's definitely the classic Sony capacitor issue on mine, the caps have corroded so badly that they ate the solder and just fall off if touched. Luckily this means it should be super easy for us to remove them without needing heat, so our repair might even miss that step if all the caps cooperate. I'll still capture us doing it regardless in case it helps anyone. We're also avoiding surface mounts and using through-hole caps for the sake of ease.
Heck yeah :)
I'm so glad the algorithm sent me here - I'd been wondering how to dive into this for the longest time. As someone else has already commented, thank you for not gatekeeping.
Subbed, looking forward to seeing your portrait work!
I’m glad that this was helpful! If you’re looking at getting into glitch art definitely have a look on Etsy for the video synth and dirty mixers I have, but also there are other makers on there as well that I would recommend as well.
Lovely breakdown of your current equipment!
Thank you for the support and love as always 🥹 Here’s to many more pieces of gear to accumulate in the near future haha 😂
Looking forward to watching more!
Thank you!!!
Love this! So glad another film photographer gets the analog connections with things like VHS-C and CRTs. And you are introducing me to these mixer/glitcher things! 👀👀👀👀 I love recording direct to HD/SD with camcorders, too.
Two sides of the analogue coin merging into one giant addiction haha, glad to see to see I'm not alone 🤭
I'd love to see some tutorials on how to use the mixers! Thanks for all the info
I literally just recevied my V4 when I made this video so I wasn't ready to make one at the time but I feel like I might be ready now to discuss it more. Also I hope I answered all you're questions in our messages!
I just got a free crt tv this week and been searching TH-cam for things I can do with it! I had no idea glitch art stuff existed until today. Definitely wanna dabble in this, amazing stuff 😊
I started at very similar roots, I picked one up and just thought it was cool for games and then found out about glitch art and went down the rabbit hole. I’m glad that this video has help you discover the world of glitch art as well. ☺️
I’ve been trying to get into glitch art for years, outside of making a dirty mixer I had no idea what equipment to start with or what was out there! This is a great resource!
I’m glad to hear that this has helped! Etsy is a great place to shop around for glitch gear, there are a few affordable makers on there and is how I found all of mine (with a few more I want to add to my collection). Not just dirty mixers and video synths but also the odd circuit bent gear too. @@SoybeanGravy
I do glitch art myself and I’m so happy to finally have a dedicated channel to watch ✨
Ayee, I just checked you out and I love your content. I love the demake, retro 3D vibes @@StarkCraftsYT
@@ashleetough 🙌 thanks!
Oh man this channel came along at the perfect time in my life. All about that fun glitchy analogue stuff now lol
I hope you found this video useful! @@ItsBoobin
Maybe we should do a video on replacing the capacitors in that sketcher...
Or at the very least a fast-forward montage
I definitely feel we need to do something at least, even if it’s just a short 🤔
Long Live Analogue technology. You named your dog after Ronnie James Dio. My favorite singer .
These mixers are so cool! This has been a side of your work that I've been interested in and have seen friends exhibit stuff like it but I've never really had the urge to give it a go until now!
Etsy is a great start to find some basic video synths and dirty mixers at an affordable price before diving in the more hectic, expensive equipment. You’ll find a couple makers on there, not just Freedom Enterprise and Lullaby Machine. 😊
the canon is so swag
It’s a beast of a camera, the reason I wanted one was because I want more manual control compared to an everyday camcorder but also because with an adapter I can use my EF lenses on it too. She does needs a little TLC now so that I can use tapes.
love the video! amazing!!!!!!!
Thank you!!!
Sick as shit, excited to see more!
I’m definitely excited to share more soon! ☺️
I’ve never before wanted or owned a vhs-c camera but i guess I'm going to buy a vhs-c camera 🤷♂️
They’re very easy and cheap to get usually, the catch is that the batteries on them will always be dead due to how old they are, so conditions are unknown until you can buy a replacement for it. Luckily with mine it came with a direct power adapter so I could plug it into the wall to test.
@@ashleetough ahhh, I just dug up my dad's old Sony video 8 handy cam trv40, but it appears to be dead dead. There's power, but not much else unfortunately. According to a video I watched the capacitor probably leaked and damaged other components, but I also found his Canon EOS 700, which hopefully only needs a new battery to work again 🤞Also that glitch gear looks awesome, this is all so new to me, thanks!
Damn what a shame in the Video 8 cam, it would have been cool if it was still working. If it was just a tape issue you could have gotten a tapeless setup at least but that one sounds like it’s well and truely gone. It’s cool that there was a Canon 700 though! @@falitosis
@@ashleetough Yes! I have a 2CR5 battery coming in tmrw to test it, but apparently it's not much better than a point and shoot camera. I wouldn't know what to do with more options anyways (shutter, aperture? no clue). Thanks for the information, can't wait to learn more about your analogue tech 🙌🙌
That’s not true at all, it has so many more feature than a point and shoot plus uses EF lenses, which is what I use in my Canon EOS1-N, which is where the quality of a camera lies. It’s a great entry level SLR film camera but with an excellent lens system that is easily upgradable with a new body. If it has sat for a while old light seals do degrade, which then causes light leaks, so it will probably need a service anyways. @@falitosis
cool
Wow. Nice vídeo!
Thanks!
i barely missed out on a free 16 inch engineering crt monitor a couple weeks ago and i'm still thinking about it. i do have a portable philips crt/radio/tape deck but it's rf only so i need to get an adapter (also needs a new band in the tape third of it)
anyway, definitely subbing to you :)
Damn, the one that got away 🥲 I’ve got some exciting news coming up too on that front, so long as everything arrives in one piece 😅 I hope eventually I’ll get a bigger space so I can collect more and save a few older RF styled TVs but right now I have to be strict in terms of space, so I can only have what is deemed useful for my glitch art. I hope you get the chance to set your’s up! You should look up @ellingsonTV if you don’t know of him already.
This video made me subscribe
Guess I know what I’m blowing my next paycheck on 🤩
I will just warn you, it’s a slippery slope 😅 Totally worth it though haha @@itz_javaaa3560
You just gotta love hounds 😊
Is Dio a greyhound, whippet or Italian Greyhound?
Pencil dogs are very special, I love them all 🥺 Dio is an Italian greyhound! @@Francois_L_7933
subscribed!!!
Thank you for the sub!
ur so cool im jelly
I love you ❤
I feel like you went back in time and broke into my father’s house and stole his equipment.😂
… does he have anything he doesn’t want anymore? I will gladly take hahaha 👉👈@@WhoIsSerafin
@@ashleetough No, he was deep into vhs and 8mm pro video camcorders in the 80 and 90s because he used to do serious diving shark videos around the world. Then I would get his beat up equipment. But that stuff is long gone for modern stuff now except Polaroid cameras.
Ahh that’s actually so cool!! It’s funny how everyone so easily discarded old tech without a second thought at the time because it was no longer deemed modern or practical, now the few of us still see the beauty of it all and are trying to preserve old methods and equipment @@WhoIsSerafin