Frames 9 & 10 shot in landscape across the road are stunning photos. Those shadows and sharpness are really something 35mm struggles to replicate. Hope you’re still loving your ETRS despite these crazy times.
Nice work Cam, great to see young folk using film cameras and in particular medium format. Over last couple of months I've been reconnecting with my old Bronica ETRSi it's a stunning piece of kit. The last half dozen or so vids on my chan feature the Bron, check it out. Stick with the Bron mate the more you use it the better it gets, I can't put my bugger down these days. Happy to sub and support your chan mate. Regards from New Zealand.
Hey!!! Love hearing from you! :) I like how under the radar bronica is in regards to the love Mamiya and Pentax, etc.. get! Love the stuff over at your channel!
@@whoiscameronrollins Bronica is simply a stunning system love it to bits. Mine was in cold storage for 16 years or so but now it’s back and here to stay 😆😆📷 keep shooting mate and thanks for the support mate ❤️
great video, but with this camera there are a few 'special' rookie mistakes,eg: to do with the double exposure lever; it is used normally in this system to check the camera without film in the back (due to the mechanics inside), so when you shoot for real, check the lever is off (red dot showing says winder is DEAD! - aka disconnected); also this has an electromagnet shutter timing system, with a 1/500th mechanical override if something goes wrong, or the battery goes flat, so check BEFORE the shoot (use a slow speed aka 1/4 sec. as any faster you can't tell if it worked {two clicks must be heard to confirm correct operation}); next, if you fit a metered prism, the shutter speed dial on the body is overridden, if A is selected on the metering mode dial, so if you wonder why the shutter has gone wrong, look here first (wrong mode selected, or by accident); the final 'gotcha' is the mirror-up lever, if installed, if you hit it by accident the return motion fires the shutter, so either do it with the lens cap on & in double exposure mode (to NOT advance the film when re-cocking the shutter), or use the "hasselblad method", which is to replace the darkslide and remove the film magasine entirely from the camera body, reset the camera, and replace the mag, taking the darkslide out.
Frames 9 & 10 shot in landscape across the road are stunning photos. Those shadows and sharpness are really something 35mm struggles to replicate. Hope you’re still loving your ETRS despite these crazy times.
I used to have the Bronica ETRS medium format camera 6.4/5 few years ago and they work well and got fantastic lenses to give you good quality photos
Greetings from 🇬🇧 love to see more of your work hopefully your still using the the ETRS
Nice work Cam, great to see young folk using film cameras and in particular medium format. Over last couple of months I've been reconnecting with my old Bronica ETRSi it's a stunning piece of kit. The last half dozen or so vids on my chan feature the Bron, check it out. Stick with the Bron mate the more you use it the better it gets, I can't put my bugger down these days. Happy to sub and support your chan mate. Regards from New Zealand.
Hey!!! Love hearing from you! :) I like how under the radar bronica is in regards to the love Mamiya and Pentax, etc.. get! Love the stuff over at your channel!
@@whoiscameronrollins Bronica is simply a stunning system love it to bits. Mine was in cold storage for 16 years or so but now it’s back and here to stay 😆😆📷 keep shooting mate and thanks for the support mate ❤️
Yesss! Love to see it.
great video, but with this camera there are a few 'special' rookie mistakes,eg: to do with the double exposure lever; it is used normally in this system to check the camera without film in the back (due to the mechanics inside), so when you shoot for real, check the lever is off (red dot showing says winder is DEAD! - aka disconnected); also this has an electromagnet shutter timing system, with a 1/500th mechanical override if something goes wrong, or the battery goes flat, so check BEFORE the shoot (use a slow speed aka 1/4 sec. as any faster you can't tell if it worked {two clicks must be heard to confirm correct operation});
next, if you fit a metered prism, the shutter speed dial on the body is overridden, if A is selected on the metering mode dial, so if you wonder why the shutter has gone wrong, look here first (wrong mode selected, or by accident);
the final 'gotcha' is the mirror-up lever, if installed, if you hit it by accident the return motion fires the shutter, so either do it with the lens cap on & in double exposure mode (to NOT advance the film when re-cocking the shutter), or use the "hasselblad method", which is to replace the darkslide and remove the film magasine entirely from the camera body, reset the camera, and replace the mag, taking the darkslide out.
Loved it !!!!!
thank you!!
Using the F bomb doesn't make you a better photographer......