My thoughts on your review: 1. I think you should pull away from the video camera so that your arms arent cut off and the lomography camera is always in view. 2. I had been mulling over whether to buy this camera and you convinced me not to by pointing out things I saw no other reviewer point out. Its strange no one mentioned that the splitzer covers the viewfinder. 3. I hope you get more views because this video did more for my understanding of this camera than all of the others. 4. Can you cover the lomomatic (preferably the more expensive versions)?
@@Carthodon thanks for the in depth comment! Let me try to cover everything. 1. I’ll come back to that later. 2. Yeah I was also very (negatively) surprised to learn that, and not see it mentioned anywhere. Glad I could help you out. 3. Really appreciate the kind words. Feel free to share it 😉 4. I didn’t pick one up yet, as I rarely shoot 110. But I’ll be in Japan in April and I might ask Lomo JP if I can borrow one for a few days (and make a review). Won’t be soon though. 1. Yeah it’s not ideal. My set up is extremely cramped. I’ve got the camera right up against the wall, light above it, and then there is a shelf just above that (and about a foot in front of my head). If I move at all then light hits the shelf and cuts off the top of my head. And if I sit back I’m also away from the table which is really uncomfortable. But it’s a good point, and something I’ll improve when I’m in a different space. Thanks for the comment 🙏🏼
My thoughts on your review:
1. I think you should pull away from the video camera so that your arms arent cut off and the lomography camera is always in view.
2. I had been mulling over whether to buy this camera and you convinced me not to by pointing out things I saw no other reviewer point out. Its strange no one mentioned that the splitzer covers the viewfinder.
3. I hope you get more views because this video did more for my understanding of this camera than all of the others.
4. Can you cover the lomomatic (preferably the more expensive versions)?
@@Carthodon thanks for the in depth comment! Let me try to cover everything.
1. I’ll come back to that later.
2. Yeah I was also very (negatively) surprised to learn that, and not see it mentioned anywhere. Glad I could help you out.
3. Really appreciate the kind words. Feel free to share it 😉
4. I didn’t pick one up yet, as I rarely shoot 110. But I’ll be in Japan in April and I might ask Lomo JP if I can borrow one for a few days (and make a review). Won’t be soon though.
1. Yeah it’s not ideal. My set up is extremely cramped. I’ve got the camera right up against the wall, light above it, and then there is a shelf just above that (and about a foot in front of my head). If I move at all then light hits the shelf and cuts off the top of my head. And if I sit back I’m also away from the table which is really uncomfortable. But it’s a good point, and something I’ll improve when I’m in a different space. Thanks for the comment 🙏🏼
You’re right, at least it’s a new camera to the space
@@MrBaskins2010 can’t disagree with that