Thanks so much to everyone that joined in on the competition! I can't believe I actually showed what film stock I used. Of course it was Kodak Ultramax 400! Reyna Smile is the randomised winner, thank you guys, more to come in the future!
Unless you changed the film you were using once you loaded the camera @1:35, my educated guess based on the film canister is Kodak UltraMax 400 24 exp. film. Great video and pics! Looking forward to more videos in the future. :)
Todays the day, we have a winner - Reyna, could you give me a message on Instagram @maxkenttt with your postage details. Can't believe I didn't realise I had it on the video! ahah
I am going to go with Ultramax and keep my fingers crossed. Been considering getting one of these H35 cameras for my daughter to keep her hands off my SLRs!!
I think the H35 is a great option, it’ll keep those costs down and it’s a great introduction into film! We’ll have to see if it’s the Ultramax or not soon 😵💫
great video!! I've been looking for a new small daily film camera and I think this is it :)). I think you shot provia 100f ;) Or I'm looking too far into that lol
It is nearly a miracle that this simple cameras is able to shoot quiet good pictures if the light belongs to the film. Expose time and aperture is fix.
I bought this camera as something to play around & have fun with. I am taking it on a trip to nyc and want to take some photos walking around during the day but also at night at a concert I am going to. The concert is very light heavy in terms of the production. I was wondering what ISO film would you recommend if what I want is even something that is possible. I have never shot with film before so this is just something to get my toes wet. Thanks!
Hey, I’d probably go for a 400 iso film and definitely still use your flash in the concert (if it wouldn’t ruin the vibe). Of course if the subject your photographing is far away, the flash won’t really make a difference so bear that in mind! Hope you have a lot of fun!
Haven't seen this model before so thank you for sharing. I picked up the Kodak m35 so I'm wondering if this is works similarly... but it definitely isn't a half frame model so better value with this one. I have no idea what film stock you used but just to guess I'd say Kodak Gold 200 because of the tint.
I think the m35 is still not a bad shout but being able to get 72 shots out of a roll of film is very nice! Nice we have our first answer from Dani, let’s see whether you’re right on the 15th of September!!
Camera itself is very cheap... but still the price of film rolls and developing film makes it more than one euro per shot here in Italy :( It's very fun.... but I'm not sure how long I could do this.... I feel like I would rather invest thousands euros on a Fuji camera at some point than throwing money on this... Not sure
I couldn’t blame you! Shooting film isn’t everything. Photography is about nearly everything apart from the format! If you like film, my suggestion would be to have both available. Have a good digital set up and have a nice point and shoot that you use for day to day life.
Too late for guessing and winning, but I would actually have appreciated the topic „Which ISO to use ?“ in the video itself, because it’s in interesting and important question for using this camera. Most disposable cameras go for ISO 400, but looking at the footage of the H35 so far ( not only from this video ), I would say, it is often overexposed then. So, I would actually better go for a ISO 200 film with this camera to cover the most daylight ( and especially sunny ) situations. What do you think ?
Hi! I’m a newbie and I want this to be my first film camera. How do I get half shots with this camera? Does it automatically move to the 2nd frame once I take a shot? 😭 I am confusedz I hope you make a more in depth video of rewinding the camera 😁
Hey, this camera is automatically a half frame camera so you don’t have to press anything to change it. Once the camera is loaded with film, you wind it on using a small winder on the bottom left of the camera and that moves it on to the next frame. You can’t go wrong with this camera so don’t worry, just grab one!
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Thanks so much to everyone that joined in on the competition! I can't believe I actually showed what film stock I used. Of course it was Kodak Ultramax 400! Reyna Smile is the randomised winner, thank you guys, more to come in the future!
Really good advice for this camera. I bought one, and it’s great for just walking around with.
Unless you changed the film you were using once you loaded the camera @1:35, my educated guess based on the film canister is Kodak UltraMax 400 24 exp. film. Great video and pics! Looking forward to more videos in the future. :)
Todays the day, we have a winner - Reyna, could you give me a message on Instagram @maxkenttt with your postage details.
Can't believe I didn't realise I had it on the video! ahah
I am going to go with Ultramax and keep my fingers crossed. Been considering getting one of these H35 cameras for my daughter to keep her hands off my SLRs!!
I think the H35 is a great option, it’ll keep those costs down and it’s a great introduction into film!
We’ll have to see if it’s the Ultramax or not soon 😵💫
I just got the Kodak Extar H35 and will use ilford HP5 i it.
Going with Fujicolor C200. Great video! Looking forward to your future content. Cheers
great video!! I've been looking for a new small daily film camera and I think this is it :)). I think you shot provia 100f ;) Or I'm looking too far into that lol
It is nearly a miracle that this simple cameras is able to shoot quiet good pictures if the light belongs to the film. Expose time and aperture is fix.
Will there be a sign or a click once the exposed frame has gone past the exposure area? Or you just roll it by feel?
Nice video, I've been looking at getting one of these since they came out.I think you used Ultramax 400 :)
Well you could be in with a chance, let’s find out on the 15th of September 😎😎
I bought this camera as something to play around & have fun with. I am taking it on a trip to nyc and want to take some photos walking around during the day but also at night at a concert I am going to. The concert is very light heavy in terms of the production. I was wondering what ISO film would you recommend if what I want is even something that is possible. I have never shot with film before so this is just something to get my toes wet. Thanks!
Hey, I’d probably go for a 400 iso film and definitely still use your flash in the concert (if it wouldn’t ruin the vibe). Of course if the subject your photographing is far away, the flash won’t really make a difference so bear that in mind! Hope you have a lot of fun!
it would be a great bday gift, i go with ultramax
Hi. Just used it last night but having some problem. Already took 4 shots but the counter still on S. Does this mean thos shots were not captured?
Keep going, it should start to move around, if not then the film may not have caught on but I don’t think this camera shoots without having film in.
when you get the pictures developed, will they be regular sized or are they smaller/halfed?
Hi, they’ll be normal sized, the quality will be slightly less good, but that doesn’t really matter with a camera like this
Is it the Kodak Ultramax 400?
Haven't seen this model before so thank you for sharing. I picked up the Kodak m35 so I'm wondering if this is works similarly... but it definitely isn't a half frame model so better value with this one. I have no idea what film stock you used but just to guess I'd say Kodak Gold 200 because of the tint.
I think the m35 is still not a bad shout but being able to get 72 shots out of a roll of film is very nice!
Nice we have our first answer from Dani, let’s see whether you’re right on the 15th of September!!
I just got jumpscared by Manchester lmfao, always so surreal seeing places you know in videos
How do you get the pictures to your phone? Asking because I’m a beginner and just ordered camera. Thanks!
When you get your film developed you’ll receive digital scans of the pictures 😎
Camera itself is very cheap... but still the price of film rolls and developing film makes it more than one euro per shot here in Italy :( It's very fun.... but I'm not sure how long I could do this.... I feel like I would rather invest thousands euros on a Fuji camera at some point than throwing money on this... Not sure
I couldn’t blame you! Shooting film isn’t everything. Photography is about nearly everything apart from the format!
If you like film, my suggestion would be to have both available. Have a good digital set up and have a nice point and shoot that you use for day to day life.
How you develop the film??
Take it to the lab!
The Kodak UltraMax400 was used.
Very certain from Thorsten
So does it produce single photos ? I see people posting photos that are side by side...?
It produces single frames (photos)
What would be the best film to use with this camera?
Too late for guessing and winning, but I would actually have appreciated the topic „Which ISO to use ?“ in the video itself, because it’s in interesting and important question for using this camera.
Most disposable cameras go for ISO 400, but looking at the footage of the H35 so far ( not only from this video ), I would say, it is often overexposed then. So, I would actually better go for a ISO 200 film with this camera to cover the most daylight ( and especially sunny ) situations. What do you think ?
Hey, I’d suggest a 400 ISO film if you can get it, 200 would be fine. Just be sure to use flash in low light
Could you get nice results with cinestill 800 at night? 🤔
Fuji 200 the new one?
Maybe! Let’s see in a few weeks 💪
Is that Kodak's Colorplus 200?
I think you used FujiColor C200. Cool Channel
Let’s see! Did you make sure to sub to be in with a chance? 💪💪
@@maxkent Yes, I subscribed to you a few weeks ago
@@praatnietzoveel great stuff!
Gonna go for Kodak ultramax 400
Hope I win🤧🤞🏻
Hi! I’m a newbie and I want this to be my first film camera. How do I get half shots with this camera? Does it automatically move to the 2nd frame once I take a shot? 😭 I am confusedz I hope you make a more in depth video of rewinding the camera 😁
Hey, this camera is automatically a half frame camera so you don’t have to press anything to change it.
Once the camera is loaded with film, you wind it on using a small winder on the bottom left of the camera and that moves it on to the next frame.
You can’t go wrong with this camera so don’t worry, just grab one!
@@maxkent this is reassuring! Thank you!!! 🤍🤍🤍 getting one asap! ✨
Let's say you put Portra 400 in this plastic fantastic small camera.
Let’s see hey
When u get the pictures developed will you get 72 pictures ,or will you get 36 pictures with 2 images on each one?😵💫
Good question! You should get all 72 images!
@@maxkent this video really helped ,thanks !🙏🏻
Fujicolor C200 cause that's the only film I know
Haha
My guess is Portra 400
Looks like ultramax400
I'm guessing the Fuji Superia 400 . Lol!
just get an olympus pen - they were around forever