Tokyo B&W Film Photography in 2024 - Rollei 35 Part 3

Two rolls of film (Ilford XP2 super 400) shot in Tokyo in April 2024 using my grandfather's Rollei 35. What turned out well? What didn't? What do you think?
00:00 Photo montage
00:58 Intro
02:19 Photo discussion
11:24 Takeaways
Intro music:
"Inspired" - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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[@joeyvigil9645]

My favorite camera

[@---us7qf]

First video tonight that isn't loud, and grating with awful noise (erm, music) looping in the background.
Secondly, I have always wanted one of these compact cameras., I think I will get one, as a Christmas gift to myself. I really like how square / boxy they are, and from what i've read, they do too have good build quality. This, or the soon to be released Rollei 35AF from MiNT.
The challenge will be ( if getting the legacy Rollei), is to get a clean (recently CLA'ed) copy, that I can take with me to Hokkaido in November.
the best to you Jake.

[@zhongyao-sc1lj]

if it is better to overexplosed 1ev when shot b&w film?

[@ShinanoJake]

From what I've heard, it depends on which film you're using. It sounds like modern film is developed to be more forgiving for wider ranges of exposure than older film. Maybe that's simplifying it too much, but I think for non-specialist 35mm film that you're likely to find in stores, it shouldn't be super picky about exposure.