did i answer all of your questions about shooting 35mm film? if not, feel free to let me know in the comments! don't forget to like this video and subscribe to the channel for more photography & tech related content: th-cam.com/channels/nW22hQb6t7xn3HK_cAx6Rw.html
Enjoyed this Jordan. I started years ago with film and still take some film photos. I use both an Olympus OM10 and an Olympus OM-2 Program camera with several lenses. And, yes it is more difficult to find film developing labs locally...and expensive to send to a lab.
I enjoyed your video you know its way cheaper to develop on your own and not as hard as you think they also have a monobath for black and white film that makes it easy to devolp some black and white film
my apologies for the very late response, and thanks for watching! since this video i’ve started doing my own scans and i’ll probably start developing my own soon too. what set up do you use?
#Superb and extremely comprehensive Jordan, glad to have found your channel. Looking forward to your future video and love your relaxed and dry humour style. Be nice to see you comment more on peoples comments (V) #Londonlovesyou
I wish I woulda found this video a year ago. I bought my first roll of film in 20 years then and I realize now that the dude at the camera shop saw me coming lol. Sold me on all the expensive shit. All good tho
did i answer all of your questions about shooting 35mm film? if not, feel free to let me know in the comments!
don't forget to like this video and subscribe to the channel for more photography & tech related content:
th-cam.com/channels/nW22hQb6t7xn3HK_cAx6Rw.html
Enjoyed this Jordan. I started years ago with film and still take some film photos. I use both an Olympus OM10 and an Olympus OM-2 Program camera with several lenses. And, yes it is more difficult to find film developing labs locally...and expensive to send to a lab.
hey unc, thanks for watching. those olympus cameras are nice. and yea, it’s gotten so expensive, i’ve stopped shooting film as much
I enjoyed your video you know its way cheaper to develop on your own and not as hard as you think they also have a monobath for black and white film that makes it easy to devolp some black and white film
my apologies for the very late response, and thanks for watching! since this video i’ve started doing my own scans and i’ll probably start developing my own soon too. what set up do you use?
Very informative yet you kept it interesting with great sample shots! More film content please!
thank you! i definitely have more videos coming soon. thank you for watching!
Thank you sooo much for this video!
Thank you for watching!
nice video man! keep it up
thanks and thank you for watching!
Very informative. Nice work man!
thank you for watching! i appreciate that a lot!
#Superb and extremely comprehensive Jordan, glad to have found your channel. Looking forward to your future video and love your relaxed and dry humour style. Be nice to see you comment more on peoples comments (V) #Londonlovesyou
thank you for watching and for the kind words and suggestions! i appreciate it a lot. also, my apologies for the very late response
I wish I woulda found this video a year ago. I bought my first roll of film in 20 years then and I realize now that the dude at the camera shop saw me coming lol. Sold me on all the expensive shit. All good tho
these photos are beautiful! wow
thank you! and thank you for watching!