A general overview of one of the landmark cameras of yesteryear. This was pretty much done off the cuff - trying to figure out how best to lay everything out. Thanks for watching!
The whole process of inserting cartridge all the way to pulling those tabs and developing is very very satisfying to watch. It triggers something inside me. Please do more videos. 😁
I recently got this Camera from a Friend. The darkslide you pulled out before you loaded the film is supposed to go in the camera an then get pulled out. And the Shutter had to be pressed a couple of seconds for the Exposure control to do its thing. If you make a Picture in dark Conditions you can hear it. When you press the button and immediately let him go, the shutter also closes. When press and hold it for a couple seconds, you hear the shutter closing, meaning its ready for development (or do a double exposure). When it's dark you have to hold it longer. At least at my Camera (made a couple of test shots without a film loaded.)
hi your brother sent me . great video . i.m a fellow collector . i live in the uk so i collect mostly uk and European cameras . seems collecting runs in the family .
This is cool. I like weird, old things. Like these cameras. I like the slow, contemplative kind of pace of this video. It's relaxing, and helps me think about the camera after you've explained something. Very neat. Keep it up!! I subscribed. :D
I'll watch more videos like this for sure. Love old cameras. One thing I would recommend doing is setting the focus to manual if it's possible in your videos.
Polaroid keystone ever flash camera ( look at that camera it's the only land film with build in flash it's real Kool!! I think you will love this camera ! Me well I do like it myself but you have to press the shutter button down 1st then take the picture but over all it's real neat cuzz of the built in flash . Look it up 📸
Hey, your video is pretty cool! I would love to see more videos on Polaroid cameras because myself is a Polaroid collector. I have got a bunch of 600 series cameras, a Spectra, and 2 SX-70's. I just want to see what other people think of those cameras. Too bad that Polaroid don't make films for those cameras anymore. TIP is pretty good, but I find it hard to shield the developing pictures from light.
It's a Canon 70D, working with the 24mm STM lens. The autofocus works pretty well for the most part, but I'm still trying to figure out how best to use it.
I´ll be honest, I think this was amazing. It´s a great first video! I subbed. I usually have no interest in cams at all but you kept my attention. If you want an opinion (not a complain!): I didn´t find it awkward, but you can improve these greatly if you just roll with your thoughts instead of jump cutting. It doesn't need to be perfect - best to be natural! But then again, you made more videos for YT than I, so who am I to say? =)
Love it, subbed. Though I do have things to say. The focus on the camera you film on, was quite interesting, but it's not the biggest problem ever. Other than that I've got nothing to say other than things that will come to you automagically.
Casey Larson Been thinking about bringing this series back. I haven't paid any mind to my channel in several months, and all the sudden some of these videos have thousands of views. Keep an eye out!
Dude don't take out that black paper till the film is in the camera ! That's the exposure protected sheet that's why your pictures are not comming out just right. You are leading light hit the whole film pack! 🙀🙀🙀🙀
Yeah, I realized as soon as I did it that I totally messed it up, hence the annotation. Before I made the video, it had been about a year and a half since I used the camera so I was a little rusty, haha.
That camera is OLD. I hope you get employed and can buy a iphone or google pixel and take good pictures for yourself, because you should have good pictures
"Oh man, it's ugly! I have to have it"
Yeah I can't relate to that _at all_ when it comes to vintage tech, ha... Nice work, dude!
+Lazy Game Reviews And all of the Tiger Electronics handhelds
+Lazy Game Reviews Seems to run in the family.
+Lazy Game Reviews so vintage runs in the family lol .
I'm all in for a show looking at old cameras. :D
I love Rerez
The whole process of inserting cartridge all the way to pulling those tabs and developing is very very satisfying to watch. It triggers something inside me. Please do more videos. 😁
I recently got this Camera from a Friend. The darkslide you pulled out before you loaded the film is supposed to go in the camera an then get pulled out. And the Shutter had to be pressed a couple of seconds for the Exposure control to do its thing. If you make a Picture in dark Conditions you can hear it. When you press the button and immediately let him go, the shutter also closes. When press and hold it for a couple seconds, you hear the shutter closing, meaning its ready for development (or do a double exposure). When it's dark you have to hold it longer. At least at my Camera (made a couple of test shots without a film loaded.)
Wow! The old photo-in-the-armpit gag. Never knew it could be done that way. Very cool!
I spot a Middle-Earth map in the background!
Subscribed.
Good eye, good sir!
Very cool vid, I didn't know I wanted videos about old cameras but now I do. I can't wait for more. :)
It was really cool to see that old camera in action. Thanks!
Great video. Ive never heard of this type of camera. Gotta love that vintage charm.
Nice vid! I don't think you need to worry about jump cuts at all, this is youtube! It's a stylistic choice nowadays and works well when done well
Cool photo!
Nice video! Very cool seeing how this camera works!
I like it; It will be a great series: strange stuff, vintage cameras, lens reviews, detailed reviews.. keep going
hi your brother sent me . great video . i.m a fellow collector . i live in the uk so i collect mostly uk and European cameras . seems collecting runs in the family .
+TimeTeam1982 Oh man, I'd love to get my hands on some Euro models - someday, perhaps!
+lukeisafinename maybe a trade in the new year .
I like the jump cuts! Keep up the good work!
awesome video man!
Had one when I was 13 …
My first camera
Cool picture, (LGR's) bro! ;)
My god you and Clint look alike. I'll deffinately keep my eye on this channel! I love old tech like this.
I just got one at a garage sale in really good condition, glass lense, and instruction manual in box
Great video man looking forward to more.
Oh and you only have to use the cold clip if its 65 degrees or lower outside.
dude that s fucking awsome i love old things and camera are one of them just plz keep up the good work is super cool
Awesome vid, more please!
I like it. It will be a great series.
I didn't know Fujifilm still made polaroid film.
This was really helpful. Thank you.
This is cool. I like weird, old things. Like these cameras. I like the slow, contemplative kind of pace of this video. It's relaxing, and helps me think about the camera after you've explained something. Very neat. Keep it up!! I subscribed. :D
Great start.. Keep at it and you'll do just fine. You also have a great source of help.. Don't be afraid to use it. Keep going :D
Awesome video! Subbed as well.
I'll watch more videos like this for sure. Love old cameras. One thing I would recommend doing is setting the focus to manual if it's possible in your videos.
Yep, my biggest struggle was getting the AF to behave. I'll work on it for next time!
Nice work for your first video!
I thought that was a pinhole camera for a second.
Also, I like your videos. I subscribed!
How cool is that my armpit could be used to develop film, I never knew!!
thanks for making this lmao. i've been so confused by mine i haven't even attempted using it.
I am very sad because fuji film discontinued the fp 100c pack
Polaroid keystone ever flash camera ( look at that camera it's the only land film with build in flash it's real Kool!! I think you will love this camera ! Me well I do like it myself but you have to press the shutter button down 1st then take the picture but over all it's real neat cuzz of the built in flash . Look it up 📸
Love it - Subscribed!
I want thrifting episodes. lol. Like someone else said in the comments here, the focus was a little weird, but I enjoyed watching. subbed
Hey, your video is pretty cool! I would love to see more videos on Polaroid cameras because myself is a Polaroid collector. I have got a bunch of 600 series cameras, a Spectra, and 2 SX-70's. I just want to see what other people think of those cameras. Too bad that Polaroid don't make films for those cameras anymore. TIP is pretty good, but I find it hard to shield the developing pictures from light.
Great vid - what camera do you use to record? I love how effortlessly the auto-focus worked for you.
It's a Canon 70D, working with the 24mm STM lens. The autofocus works pretty well for the most part, but I'm still trying to figure out how best to use it.
Nice , I have a Nik D7000 but the thing is garbage for videos (for a mid range DSLR!)
Do you have a link for film that works? I read somewhere they don't make it anymore.
subbed! cool video
I´ll be honest, I think this was amazing. It´s a great first video! I subbed.
I usually have no interest in cams at all but you kept my attention.
If you want an opinion (not a complain!): I didn´t find it awkward, but you can improve these greatly if you just roll with your thoughts instead of jump cutting. It doesn't need to be perfect - best to be natural! But then again, you made more videos for YT than I, so who am I to say? =)
Uncanny Valley man.
Anyway - I love old mechanical machines.
whats youre advice on shooting outside sunny?lighten?darken?
I have a color pack III any tips and would you say its similar to the Color pack II.
Where can I get the film?
Hey theres a colorpack III for 16$. Is it worth buying?
subbed!
Well look at that.
Love it, subbed.
Though I do have things to say.
The focus on the camera you film on, was quite interesting, but it's not the biggest problem ever.
Other than that I've got nothing to say other than things that will come to you automagically.
Yeah, the AF kinda crapped on me in a couple parts. I envision mostly manual focus in subsequent videos!
How much does film cost for this?
I cringe so bad at you pulling the darkslide out before inserting the pack, love the video but that's just so cursed
Nice bro, Woah! How do you share those pics on instagram dude is there like a share button on it or sumthin? Rad video man
Why don't you guys have another brother that does vintage synthesizers?
+blasterbeam they do, but he's on tour all the time.
do more camera videos!!!
Casey Larson Been thinking about bringing this series back. I haven't paid any mind to my channel in several months, and all the sudden some of these videos have thousands of views. Keep an eye out!
Your brother sent me
I want to sell polaroid colorpack II. Because i can't use
omg LGR's bro!!!! xD
You guys sure like old stuff.
Dude don't take out that black paper till the film is in the camera ! That's the exposure protected sheet that's why your pictures are not comming out just right. You are leading light hit the whole film pack! 🙀🙀🙀🙀
Yeah, I realized as soon as I did it that I totally messed it up, hence the annotation. Before I made the video, it had been about a year and a half since I used the camera so I was a little rusty, haha.
That camera is OLD. I hope you get employed and can buy a iphone or google pixel and take good pictures for yourself, because you should have good pictures