Love a camera with a proper shutter sound and especially one you can feel, it just adds to the tactile nature of shooting film that I don't understand from people who lust after Leicas or Mamiya 6/7 with their whimpy little leaf shutter. Beautiful camera and great portraits as usual. ✌🏽
Love the nice shutters from Pentax and Hasselblad, they are so tactile - although for candid stuff I love the quiet Leica shutters. Different use cases for different cameras :)
Congrats! 🙌 You wanted this for so long. It’s inspiring to see how you interact w people/strangers you photograph and what you bring out of the moment.
Sam, I have to say this truly one of your best videos. I just love your vision and how capture people with such empathy and genuine curiosity. I am glad you found a camera that sees the world the way you see it. Looking forward to seeing future works with the Pentax 67ii. P.s that photo of the man swinging with shy behind him to my breath away. Because that’s a very difficult shot and using the Pentax 67 like street camera is a very very tough gig.
This is so amazing. I've actually been on my Pentax 67 journey as well and the experience has just been awesome. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have been enjoying mine. They are beasts of a camera. I didn't go all the way to 67II because I wanted to be mostly manual. The 105 mm lens is one of the nicest lenses I've used so far! Really happy to see a new video from you and pleasantly surprised about it being related to the exact camera I've been spending all my time with.
I've held my friends 67 before, it's really not that different... if you enjoy everything manual, it's really a good choice since it's much cheaper as well!!
I have a Pentax 67 since 2015, bought with the 135 macro and over the years I have added the Takumar 55 and SMC 165 2.8 . Everyyime I use this camera, everytime I scan the negatives, it always amazes me how wonderful it is. For me there's no doubt this is the best camera ever made.
Your love for your camera takes me back. I really appreciate your connection with people, it shines through the photo and the story you tell. This is a quality of great portrait photographers. I love shooting 120. I still have my MF cameras and should dust them off.
What an absolute delight it is to watch this video! Honestly I’m so looking forward to future work you produce and the images are stunning. Thank you for sharing your experience 😊
Hi Sam, I want to congratulate you on your great Pentax. I find your reportage about the first experiences very successful. I like your enthusiasm for analog medium format photography and your English is so cute. My favorite camera since 1975 is the Hasselblad 500EL-M and the 500 CM with the analog magazine and the digital back from the 907x. I live in northern Germany at the Baltic Sea and find here also beautiful motifs but sometimes I would also like to be back on the west coast. Please keep up the good work and never lose your inspiration and friendliness! Greetings from Lübeck from Julius.
Some cameras are for fun, I get them to try it out or to collect.. but this one, is definitely a working camera, it’s a camera I’d actually use for creating photos~
I immediately thought of Ansel Adams when you talked about seeing the photo in your mind first. Quoting Stieglitz, by “pre-visualization” Ansel essentially meant that you have to see an image with your mind’s eye before it can become more than a snapshot.
I just wanted to say, more than any other video that you've posted (that I've watched), this particular one had me smiling each time you approached a stranger to ask them if you could take a portrait of them. I liked all of the portraits, especially the one of the young lady by herself at the beach. Watching their body language as they responded to your request had me nervous for you and the outcome, only to be rewarded with a "yes"....Please... get a series going of "Stranger Portraits"... your videography is lovely. "Thank you".
18:46 I have the Asashi Pentax 6x7 with the 105 lens, and I agree wide open it can be difficult to achieve perfect focus. What I found was they made a magnifier that helps rectify this. That mother and child photo was awesome. Ps. On the film photography project website they sell an adapter that allows you to load 35mm film in cameras made for the 120 film. Enabling you to get panoramic-format photographs with different sizes depending on your camera’s frame size. Plus you get those cool sprocket holes.
This wasn't just an amazing camera review , but it provided a great insight into Sam as a photographer and your style. I'm very envious of your Pentax 67 II. The video and editing is amazing. ❤
Loved watching this! Everything in layman's terms, thoroughly entertaining and hosted by a beautiful and pleasant lady. My only couple of surprises were you didn't use a tripod and didn't use any flash. Also appreciate no bad language which is an ever increasing and negative trend on TH-cam. Overall though I also loved your piccies.Grwat effort.
Sam, this is the first video I’ve ever watched from you and it made me so emotional and so happy! Your joy is contagious, and I could feel the emotion coming through in your photos. It’s so inspiring 🥹 thank you for this, really
This is such a beautiful video and ode to the relationship a photogrpaher has with their gear. When both are in sync, everything is possible. Your energy is vibrant too and this has been the easiest subscribe in a while!
I'm so happy that your very first picture on your dream camera turned out to be such a banger! Also love the live guard's, but the guy on the swings is my favourite.
While I have too many cameras, the Pentax 67ii is the one that inspires me the most and I absolutely love the images it creates. Glad you found your dream camera and looking forward to seeing more of your images!
Been shooting with a P67 for 9 years. It’s really all about the lenses. The 105, 55, 75, 165, and others are so unique. Great resolving power, but not clinical at all. It’s a wonderful system. Enjoy.
Congrats on your new camera! I think it's easier for a female to approach people to ask to make a photograph, at least in the U.S. I think people have a natural tendency to be, "on guard" if a male approaches them. You do seem like a natural at making people comfortable and putting them at ease. Love my Pentax 67, except I wish the viewfinder/focusing screen were about 2 stops brighter. I am on the fence about buying a Pentax 67II. The electronics (and finding a competent technician to work on it) are what make me apprehensive.
the camera is nice and all, but the pictures.. i love them so much! i think they have something very unique to them. also the way you interact with people and how positive everyone reacts, is really nice to see :)
I really enjoyd this video. I love your positive energy. You take great portaits, of people and other things. I have a Pentax 67II my self, but have recently bought a Mamiya C220 as will and think that is a camera that suits me very good. But I will always keep my P67II :-)
This is so great. I was in awe the first time I held a Pentax 67. It's an incredible camera, the clunk of the shutter is ridiculous. Lovely video Sam! Thank you for sharing with us!
For longer exposure times (1/60 to say 1/4 sec), don't be lazy, and use the monopod under that camera - it really helps in getting camera steady till you really, REALLY need an tripod...
Hi sam I’m from Melbourne and I watched your Pentax 645 video which made me so excited and i eventually bought one for myself. I love your videos because I can feel your enjoyment for taking photos and I love seeing how you experiment with new cameras and film. Congratulations on your favourite camera 😁
What a lovely video and thanks for sharing the shooting experience as well as those amazing pictures!! 👏 I've just picked up my 67 two months ago and am absolutely in love with it. Can't agree with more when you said it takes a picture just as the way you imagined and even better 😻
Very, very nice video, it’s long but in a very great way, I took time to watch it and felt great after that. Great mood, great smile on your face at any moment, beautiful portraits… Just subscribed ❤
Congrats! Its a great camera. i had 2 of these and sold then got then sold. You can get older lenses that have a yellow tint but you can get rid of them with a standard UV light. I had one from Ikea. Eventually i went mamiya 7II and never looked back. Both produce some amazing pictures. Although the mamiya has various things that make it a better camera in my opinion . The leaf shutter is one big plus. No noise or shutter when you are taking off the cuff images. And weight. Its lighter and easier to handle. Lens wise. The mamiya has a more organic image without losing the sharpness. Both are great!
The vibes I get from this video is that this camera was made for you. The photos are amazing. My favorite was probably the swing in mid-air, but honestly they're all so good. I've always kinda wanted one of these, partially because I'm an Araki fan and he uses one, but man, after watching... I gotta take a G.A.S. pill..
I will definitely use it more and see how I feel about it later. When I just got the Hasselblad, I was pretty excited too.. but I had some problems with it later.. so, we will see~ LOL
Heyo! Just wanted to note that there's actually 4 models of the pentax 6x7. Original 6x7, 6x7 MLU (which has a mirror lockup, 67, and then 67ii! there's marginal difference between the first two but I believe some parts are more reliable on the second gen (I also have one hahah)
Congrats on getting your dream camera!! I recently bought a 6x7 but it has problems that I need to send it to get it fix. Recently during Filmstock in ATL, I was able to talk to more people and got to hold a Bronica and that changed things for me. I bought one and it’s been sooo much fun shooting it! I feel like I found a new camera that inspires me to go shoot more often. Your photos in this videos were amazing!! I can’t wait to see you shoot more with this camera!
As someone who has always watched your videos, i'm truly happy for you Sam,mamiya rb67 has always been my dream camera and i'm blessed to finally own one.... 15:23 to 15:30 "thats what she said" x 4
Congratulations!! I recently had the chance holding one RB67 in my hand for the first time, and I immediately give up on wanting to have one 😂… it’s is too BULKY!! but that being said, I still really want to get a RZ67 though~ lol
To work around the lack of settings of the photo, I take a photo with my phone of the top of my camera, and make sure the settings are visible (shutter speed, iso, aperture) and then I save it in a file in my computer. Then I use exiftool to update the settings of the scan, so the settings match the actual exposition settings.
I am in the same boat as you were. Used to shoot film, then switched to digital and now want to go analog once more. Knowing what you know now, would you switch to the 645 first and then the 67, or go straight to the 67? I am looking at both cameras just like you once did! Refreshing videos, useful content and beautifully composed images, unlike most amateur videos on TH-cam. Just subscribed!
Those photos are so good! I Love my Pentax 645n and sometimes feeling like getting the 6X7 but the size always scares me but the results seem worth it.
Thank you :) the size is definitely intimidating!! But you only have 10 shots per roll, sooooo.. the time you actually gonna hold it up for the shot is actually shorter LOL~ that’s my logic! 😂
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The photo of the guy on the swing with the sky above him was so beautiful!!!
It is good that you do not have many shots per roll. It means that you have big negatives !!!
RS. Canada
Love a camera with a proper shutter sound and especially one you can feel, it just adds to the tactile nature of shooting film that I don't understand from people who lust after Leicas or Mamiya 6/7 with their whimpy little leaf shutter. Beautiful camera and great portraits as usual. ✌🏽
Love the nice shutters from Pentax and Hasselblad, they are so tactile - although for candid stuff I love the quiet Leica shutters. Different use cases for different cameras :)
These photos are incredible and your energy in this video was contagious. You could just feel the joy! Thank you for sharing with us!
Wow! Now that's a camera 📷 👍😁
Congrats 👏
Thank you 😊
Congrats! 🙌 You wanted this for so long. It’s inspiring to see how you interact w people/strangers you photograph and what you bring out of the moment.
Thank you :)
Sam, I have to say this truly one of your best videos. I just love your vision and how capture people with such empathy and genuine curiosity. I am glad you found a camera that sees the world the way you see it. Looking forward to seeing future works with the Pentax 67ii.
P.s that photo of the man swinging with shy behind him to my breath away. Because that’s a very difficult shot and using the Pentax 67 like street camera is a very very tough gig.
Thank you!! I'm looking forward working with this camera more in the future!!
This is so amazing. I've actually been on my Pentax 67 journey as well and the experience has just been awesome. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have been enjoying mine. They are beasts of a camera. I didn't go all the way to 67II because I wanted to be mostly manual. The 105 mm lens is one of the nicest lenses I've used so far! Really happy to see a new video from you and pleasantly surprised about it being related to the exact camera I've been spending all my time with.
I've held my friends 67 before, it's really not that different... if you enjoy everything manual, it's really a good choice since it's much cheaper as well!!
I have a Pentax 67 since 2015, bought with the 135 macro and over the years I have added the Takumar 55 and SMC 165 2.8 . Everyyime I use this camera, everytime I scan the negatives, it always amazes me how wonderful it is.
For me there's no doubt this is the best camera ever made.
How’s the 165?
Your love for your camera takes me back. I really appreciate your connection with people, it shines through the photo and the story you tell. This is a quality of great portrait photographers. I love shooting 120. I still have my MF cameras and should dust them off.
PS - I gasped when you opened your refrigerator. What a beautiful sight!
your joy is super contagious!
🥳🥳🥳
Sam, you present so well that I didn't want this episode to end. So happy you got your dream camera. More please.
What an absolute delight it is to watch this video! Honestly I’m so looking forward to future work you produce and the images are stunning.
Thank you for sharing your experience 😊
Thank you :)
Hi Sam, I want to congratulate you on your great Pentax. I find your reportage about the first experiences very successful. I like your enthusiasm for analog medium format photography and your English is so cute. My favorite camera since 1975 is the Hasselblad 500EL-M and the 500 CM with the analog magazine and the digital back from the 907x. I live in northern Germany at the Baltic Sea and find here also beautiful motifs but sometimes I would also like to be back on the west coast. Please keep up the good work and never lose your inspiration and friendliness! Greetings from Lübeck from Julius.
Thank you for your kind words ☺️
This channel is dangerous and amazing, I want so many more cameras but its always relaxing and fun.
Some cameras are for fun, I get them to try it out or to collect.. but this one, is definitely a working camera, it’s a camera I’d actually use for creating photos~
Such great shots, you have a wonderful intuition 🙌
I immediately thought of Ansel Adams when you talked about seeing the photo in your mind first. Quoting Stieglitz, by “pre-visualization” Ansel essentially meant that you have to see an image with your mind’s eye before it can become more than a snapshot.
I just wanted to say, more than any other video that you've posted (that I've watched), this particular one had me smiling each time you approached a stranger to ask them if you could take a portrait of them. I liked all of the portraits, especially the one of the young lady by herself at the beach. Watching their body language as they responded to your request had me nervous for you and the outcome, only to be rewarded with a "yes"....Please... get a series going of "Stranger Portraits"... your videography is lovely. "Thank you".
Thank you so much for watching and commenting, I love photograph strangers, and most definitely will keep going~ :)
18:46 I have the Asashi Pentax 6x7 with the 105 lens, and I agree wide open it can be difficult to achieve perfect focus. What I found was they made a magnifier that helps rectify this. That mother and child photo was awesome.
Ps. On the film photography project website they sell an adapter that allows you to load 35mm film in cameras made for the 120 film. Enabling you to get panoramic-format photographs with different sizes depending on your camera’s frame size. Plus you get those cool sprocket holes.
I’ve see the adapter and already want to try it!!
I have a 6x7 on the way to me now from Japan. I can’t wait to receive it!!!!!!
Congratulations and this has been one of the most genuine and enjoyable videos I’ve seen in a very long time. Wishing you lots of joy and success.
This wasn't just an amazing camera review , but it provided a great insight into Sam as a photographer and your style. I'm very envious of your Pentax 67 II. The video and editing is amazing. ❤
Loved watching this! Everything in layman's terms, thoroughly entertaining and hosted by a beautiful and pleasant lady. My only couple of surprises were you didn't use a tripod and didn't use any flash. Also appreciate no bad language which is an ever increasing and negative trend on TH-cam. Overall though I also loved your piccies.Grwat effort.
Lovely review and for sure you had fun! Great to see you approaching the people to get their portrait 😎
Thank you ☺️
18:21 This close-up feels like it captures his personality perfectly. Congrats on getting your dream camera!
Your happiness makes me happy 🤩
There should be no DISLIKE for this camera. Haha. Congrats on the P67II!
Sam, this is the first video I’ve ever watched from you and it made me so emotional and so happy! Your joy is contagious, and I could feel the emotion coming through in your photos. It’s so inspiring 🥹 thank you for this, really
This is such a beautiful video and ode to the relationship a photogrpaher has with their gear. When both are in sync, everything is possible. Your energy is vibrant too and this has been the easiest subscribe in a while!
Thank you for watching :)
Strap position is great, rotate the camera 90 degrees with the handle facing down and resting on your palm ✋
I'm so happy that your very first picture on your dream camera turned out to be such a banger! Also love the live guard's, but the guy on the swings is my favourite.
While I have too many cameras, the Pentax 67ii is the one that inspires me the most and I absolutely love the images it creates. Glad you found your dream camera and looking forward to seeing more of your images!
Thank you :)
Had to subscribe just because of how happy that camera makes you.
These photos show the leisure side of life in US. They are good, even in 35mm format.
Thanks for posting this video. It is very enjoyable to watch.
Been shooting with a P67 for 9 years. It’s really all about the lenses. The 105, 55, 75, 165, and others are so unique. Great resolving power, but not clinical at all. It’s a wonderful system. Enjoy.
I thought about getting a wider lens for my p67 or p645, but I think I started to love only shooting with one lens~
@@itscapturedbysam That is understandable.
Congrats from Japan! I have Mamiya 67 Pro SD and enjoy shooting pictures.
Great review. I love the passion.
Congrats on your new camera! I think it's easier for a female to approach people to ask to make a photograph, at least in the U.S. I think people have a natural tendency to be, "on guard" if a male approaches them. You do seem like a natural at making people comfortable and putting them at ease.
Love my Pentax 67, except I wish the viewfinder/focusing screen were about 2 stops brighter. I am on the fence about buying a Pentax 67II. The electronics (and finding a competent technician to work on it) are what make me apprehensive.
the camera is nice and all, but the pictures.. i love them so much! i think they have something very unique to them. also the way you interact with people and how positive everyone reacts, is really nice to see :)
Really enjoyed this, thank you for sharing! But dang it - now this camera is on my wish list - hopefully one day I'll get one too :D
glad I found you here, really enjoyed your video.
23:43 is such a great portrait lovely work Sam. Happy you finally got a Pentax 🥳🥳🥳
Join the Pentax family!! Yaaaaahh~~~
The love in your voice is all that matters. It’s just a tool. A hammer, a screwdriver, a wrench.
I really enjoyd this video. I love your positive energy. You take great portaits, of people and other things. I have a Pentax 67II my self, but have recently bought a Mamiya C220 as will and think that is a camera that suits me very good. But I will always keep my P67II :-)
finally you got it, my friend~ I still remember my comments last Xmas. it seems we do have a miracle ahead this year~! Congrats~!
thank you!! 😊
This is so great. I was in awe the first time I held a Pentax 67. It's an incredible camera, the clunk of the shutter is ridiculous. Lovely video Sam! Thank you for sharing with us!
Thank you for watching ☺️ both the Pentax camera I have the shutter sounds funny~ but I started to get use to it 😂
Exactly the same feeling as I got my pentax 67ii! congrats once again!
Thank you 😊
For longer exposure times (1/60 to say 1/4 sec), don't be lazy, and use the monopod under that camera - it really helps in getting camera steady till you really, REALLY need an tripod...
I agree!! That’s why I’ve only shot with this camera in bright day light so far 😂
Congratulations Sam, I was like you 2 months ago, so happy to put my hand on this moonrock.
It is the best medium format camera to me, enjoy !
High-five!!
What a lovely video to watch, such an inspiration! enjoy your new camera! and happy birthday !! 😄📷🎈🎉
Thank you :)
You made some magic with the 67II Sam, I can't wait to see more.
Congrats on the new baby! This system is a dream, can't wait to see what you make with it.
Thank you!
Sam you are so genuinely awesome. I love your work. Your videos are so engaging. You Rock!!!
Congrats! Waiting for your video for a month :)
Great unboxing/review of this camera. Well done and congrats on the new camera.
Sam have a blessed and successful week
Thank you
Awesome video and vibe. Want to see you take more great portraits and portraits of buildings with it.
Thank you~ ☺️
Nice, nice work. I've not liked this film before. You made it sing. Big camera for a little lady. All without a tripod! Amazing.
Hi sam I’m from Melbourne and I watched your Pentax 645 video which made me so excited and i eventually bought one for myself. I love your videos because I can feel your enjoyment for taking photos and I love seeing how you experiment with new cameras and film. Congratulations on your favourite camera 😁
What a lovely video and thanks for sharing the shooting experience as well as those amazing pictures!! 👏 I've just picked up my 67 two months ago and am absolutely in love with it. Can't agree with more when you said it takes a picture just as the way you imagined and even better 😻
ahhh thank you.. congrats fro getting your 67 as well!!! Pressure is on! better go take more photos now~
Very, very nice video, it’s long but in a very great way, I took time to watch it and felt great after that. Great mood, great smile on your face at any moment, beautiful portraits… Just subscribed ❤
Thank you for watching :) glad you enjoyed it.
Wow Sam! Those morning portraits are great.
Thank you :)
Congrats! Its a great camera. i had 2 of these and sold then got then sold. You can get older lenses that have a yellow tint but you can get rid of them with a standard UV light. I had one from Ikea. Eventually i went mamiya 7II and never looked back. Both produce some amazing pictures. Although the mamiya has various things that make it a better camera in my opinion . The leaf shutter is one big plus. No noise or shutter when you are taking off the cuff images. And weight. Its lighter and easier to handle. Lens wise. The mamiya has a more organic image without losing the sharpness. Both are great!
I can see that the 6x7 composition/ratio is your natural eye. Cheers & congrats! 🫶🏽. When you shoot 2.4, exhale slowly...you'll nail focus better.
Exhale slowly!! Got it, I’ll try it next time!!
The vibes I get from this video is that this camera was made for you. The photos are amazing. My favorite was probably the swing in mid-air, but honestly they're all so good. I've always kinda wanted one of these, partially because I'm an Araki fan and he uses one, but man, after watching... I gotta take a G.A.S. pill..
I will definitely use it more and see how I feel about it later. When I just got the Hasselblad, I was pretty excited too.. but I had some problems with it later.. so, we will see~ LOL
Your narration is top notch. Thank you for creating and sharing.
I really enjoyed this video. I enjoy all your videos but I could feel your excitement. Im so stoked for you! Love the photos!
Thank you 😊
I love my pentax 67ii
this is how i felt with the pentax 6x7 mlu a few years ago
it was extremely enjoyable to see your process and hear your reflections. amazing! very nice photographs too.
Thank you 😊
Outstanding video. TY for posting.
Thank you~
I love your joy and happiness. Excellent photos.
absolutely adorable
Congrats! 🍾on your new camera and nice first set of images captured, looking forward to seeing more of your work with it. Cheers! 🥂
Thank you :)
This is motivation to go out and start taking photos of strangers again! The Pentax is such a beast! I gotta go shoot in Santa Monica soon!
I love Santa Monica, I gotta go explore more places to shoot though~
Heyo! Just wanted to note that there's actually 4 models of the pentax 6x7. Original 6x7, 6x7 MLU (which has a mirror lockup, 67, and then 67ii! there's marginal difference between the first two but I believe some parts are more reliable on the second gen (I also have one hahah)
恭喜你，隔着屏幕都能感受到，获得它的喜悦～棒呆
Big congrats 🎉 So happy for you and happy belated birthday 🥳 Thanks for sharing your excitement of getting your new treasure.
Thank you :)
I'm so happy for you ! I also got my dream camera last week, it's a Mamiya RB67 ! I'm so happy :')
The RB is really nice too, congrats!!
Congrats on getting your dream camera!! I recently bought a 6x7 but it has problems that I need to send it to get it fix. Recently during Filmstock in ATL, I was able to talk to more people and got to hold a Bronica and that changed things for me. I bought one and it’s been sooo much fun shooting it! I feel like I found a new camera that inspires me to go shoot more often. Your photos in this videos were amazing!! I can’t wait to see you shoot more with this camera!
I'm glad Bronica worked!! Hope you can fix your 6x7 as well... Whatever camera that brought you out shooting is a good camera!!
You seem like the nicest person!
Beautiful portraits! Congratulations on your new camera!
Thank you :)
As someone who has always watched your videos, i'm truly happy for you Sam,mamiya rb67 has always been my dream camera and i'm blessed to finally own one.... 15:23 to 15:30 "thats what she said" x 4
Congratulations!! I recently had the chance holding one RB67 in my hand for the first time, and I immediately give up on wanting to have one 😂… it’s is too BULKY!! but that being said, I still really want to get a RZ67 though~ lol
I enjoyed it. Your photos are outstanding. ❤
Have fun with this camera.
This is so beautiful I have the old Pentax 67 with the 105 lens, to be honest, my best medium format Camera, thanks for share this amazing video.
Nice photos!
To work around the lack of settings of the photo, I take a photo with my phone of the top of my camera, and make sure the settings are visible (shutter speed, iso, aperture) and then I save it in a file in my computer. Then I use exiftool to update the settings of the scan, so the settings match the actual exposition settings.
I’ve sometime use my light meter app to screenshot the data.. but I just always forgot to do it 😂
@@itscapturedbysam having it in camera sounds amazing though
Congratulations Sam...dont let it fall like 645n
Shhhhh.... Knock on wood hurry!!
Looks like its going to be a lot of fun to use this camera, it is huge but leaves a huge impression 😅. Great video! ❤
Just to give you a heads up. That 105mm most likely is slightly irradiated. (Thorium glass)
I've heard... 🤔
I am in the same boat as you were. Used to shoot film, then switched to digital and now want to go analog once more. Knowing what you know now, would you switch to the 645 first and then the 67, or go straight to the 67? I am looking at both cameras just like you once did! Refreshing videos, useful content and beautifully composed images, unlike most amateur videos on TH-cam. Just subscribed!
Yes, I finally got my dream camera which is the Mamiya Rz67 pro II
This camera is also on my list the Rz67 Proii
Awesome video and beautiful portraits, Sam! ♡ Just a little question: what roll film did you used for the first photos? Thank you!!!
Lovely❤ some days ago ive purchased a Pentax 645 D , seen on TH-cam and bought a few days later...i'm waiting for lenses arrive...😅
Congratulations on getting the new camera!! 🥳
I've said it before, but I really enjoy watching your videos. Okay, that's all, thanks for sharing :)
Thank you for watching ☺️
So exciting!!
awesome video, and even better photos. What film stock were you using for the morning shots on the beach?? Colors were great
The first half is Portra 400, then it’s gold 200
Those photos are so good! I Love my Pentax 645n and sometimes feeling like getting the 6X7 but the size always scares me but the results seem worth it.
Thank you :) the size is definitely intimidating!! But you only have 10 shots per roll, sooooo.. the time you actually gonna hold it up for the shot is actually shorter LOL~ that’s my logic! 😂
Really good portraits!! Congrats!
So happy for you!!🎉
Love the photos My dream camera is still the one I have the Pentax 645N but I use all manual focus.