WoW ! I'm 'infamous' ! Multitudinous Gratitudes for the time and effort you took and i was so pleased to have a chat ( a Fellow East-Ender to Boot ! ) I Rabbit on a bit but its all Fun ! Keep Snapping ! -- Peter
@@ShootFilmLikeaBoss YO! Yes please- i need a Film Scanner with the Light above -- I HAVE a flatbed HP Scanjet 4570 but only for Prints and Documents. So kind of you -- Peter
Hi Roger, you made my dad’s day!! He thoroughly enjoyed the time he spent with you and is over the moon with all the comments from everyone. Thanks for making this video and making the old boy happy 😊
Peter is one of those guys who you could sit there and talk to for HOURS and never get bored! Great pictures and conversations! Loved the reversed bit at the beginning!
You know what Roger , for someone to take time out and travel from the Ilse of Wight to the other side of Essex to spend an hour with a fellow professional photographer in his autumn years , i think that is the most heartfelt and thoughtful thing that you could have done for this gentleman ( Peter ) . You could see from his face in the video he was enjoying the attention from yourself and your camera man. A really enjoyable lovely video that was a bit different from the norm but what a nice thing to do for all of us fellow photographers to see , great stuff.
Hi Roger, I'm a new subscriber to your excellent channel, and a returnee to darkroom work. Just wanted to thank you for all your ongoing efforts, and for the kindness and respect you showed to Peter Elgar. Atb.
I remembered the famous video Peter did on TH-cam, explaining the Hasselblad 501cm. It's nice to see him again still being a camera guy with a lot humour! His darkroom seems to be very messy! :-)
@@ShootFilmLikeaBoss Ha Ha !! You're RIGHT -- it WAS a small Kitchen with Marriage Number 1. I have to 'hide' all the freebies I get or Wife Number 3 tells me off for 'Bringing Home Another Lot of Old Rubbish' such as Tamron Lenses, Pentax ME Super, Voigtlander Bessa, Contax RTS II and Yashica FR-1 Saved from The Dump ------etc etc !!
SO good to see Peter appearing on your video. I have always enjoyed the special and sometimes chaotic style of his videos, because it's much more about what you can learn from them then how perfectly they might be made. I also enjoyed his videos quite some time before I got my channel. Especially when he again warns not to tell the wife ;-)
Enjoyable video, I have been subscribed to Peter for quite a while. He even made a video on the Mamiyapress series of cameras when I asked him to do so, great guy.
Loved it. I too am a fan of Peter's channel. It's no wonder people keep contributing to his collection of cameras etc. instead of punting them on Ebay. He has such an innate charm! 😊
Peter used to to teach us colour photography on a C&G 744 course back in the day............... been shooting with my old RZs that I havent used for a few years (for work) now........ much more enjoyable to use.
Thanks for visit Peter and share your conversation with us Their videos are marvelous He know I think all the cameras that is on market from the born of photography to today Best regards from ARGENTINA
Only discovered Peters channel a few days ago, been binge watching ever since such a wealth of knowledge the facts figured dates he churns out is mind blowing to me I can't remember to take a leak half of the time. He puts across his information in such an easy and natural way, love his style. It's the only channel where I watch the whole was through with a smile on my world weary dial. Excellent video guys thanks for posting and those photographs are ones to treasure. All round huge thumbs up. Regards Paul.
All the way through this video, which has been lovely and fascinating to watch, I've been thinking Peter looks really familiar. Turns out he and I are both on the same photography forum, and I've learned a lot from him already. Small world, or what
This was fascinating. I had the pleasure back in the day of talking to the old film guys from ww2 here in the States. They all had different set ups for their darkrooms that fit their needs. & man some great photo's to view. Thanks for this. Warmed my heart a bit.
Thanks for this, There are lots of show and tell videos about photography, the difference is with Peter, you have an online tutorial with a master of his art and his videos are perfectly paced and accessible to all.
Brilliant bloke, always watch his channel. If you're watching Peter, do a video on your anti-fogging formula. Thanks for the interview, and nice print.
That's all I had 3200. It's not as grainy as it looks on screen. It's eggshell fibre paper. Looks grainier than it is after scanning. Yeah Peter great guy.
I enjoyed seeing this. Peter has many decades of photography experience and is a mine of information. Thanks for sharing. I wonder how many cameras he owns?
dry-down effect can be accounted for by reducing the time it takes to produce a good wet image by 5 to 10 percent. I use Ilford Classic mostly, haven't tried the Art paper. Nice gentleman, Peter, I'll check out his channel.
Just pick this up Boss, great video also I did the TH-cam search for Mr Elgar ... have subscribed to his channel and will be watching his videos too. By coincidence my first camera I bought was a Zorki 4.... which was unfortunately stolen. If I can find one I might just buy it.
I've always enjoyed watching Peters You Tube videos, and of course yours as well. I've learned so much from watching the two of you. This video was very pleasant and I liked it very much. The portrait of Peter is great. What developer do you use with Delta 3200.? I've been using DDX with it at 1600 ISO. Thank you, and keep up the good work..!
What! General Hammond from Stargate is in the back seat!! I heard that blonde Samantha Carter was from England but General Hammond in your back seat is quite unexpected. Then I was even more shocked because nobody was driving the steering wheel was GONE, then I realized no, it is on the other side. I need a new prescription for my glasses.
Hello Roger, i want to ask you how you expose for Ilford Delta 3200, do you shoot it at 1600? and how you develop? for 1600 or 3200?. I am getting one to try this week so i thought i would ask you. By the way, i use only Rodinal 1 50´. Regards from Austria
Hey. I generally only use that film if I need that speed (3200) such as low light or sport stuff but I've not shot much of it to be honest. 800 or 1600 will give less grainy results I believe in Ilford microphen. Rodinal may be hard for it but it all depends what look you're going for. As always I'd say give it a go at 1600 with Rodinal and see how it goes. You'll soon know if you like that formula. Hope it works for you 🙂
@@ShootFilmLikeaBoss sorry to be annoying what is it called i would like get one? a Rowi focus attachment, rangefinder attachment. i don't know what they are called and had a google but could work it out .. many thanks
WoW ! I'm 'infamous' ! Multitudinous Gratitudes for the time and effort you took and i was so pleased to have a chat ( a Fellow East-Ender to Boot ! ) I Rabbit on a bit but its all Fun ! Keep Snapping ! -- Peter
I think we have you a nice scanner Peter. I shall email you and it's yours if you want it. From a subscriber not too far from you.
@@ShootFilmLikeaBoss YO! Yes please- i need a Film Scanner with the Light above -- I HAVE a flatbed HP Scanjet 4570 but only for Prints and Documents. So kind of you -- Peter
Hi Roger, you made my dad’s day!! He thoroughly enjoyed the time he spent with you and is over the moon with all the comments from everyone. Thanks for making this video and making the old boy happy 😊
Mutual feelings here Antoinette.
@@ShootFilmLikeaBoss Not so much of the 'Old Boy' please Dear ! Love Dad xxxxx
Mr. Peter Elgar is a lovely man!
Peter is one of those guys who you could sit there and talk to for HOURS and never get bored! Great pictures and conversations! Loved the reversed bit at the beginning!
We had a lot more laughs off camera. He's a funny chap with mind boggling story's
You know what Roger , for someone to take time out and travel from the Ilse of Wight to the other side of Essex to spend an hour with a fellow professional photographer in his autumn years , i think that is the most heartfelt and thoughtful thing that you could have done for this gentleman ( Peter ) . You could see from his face in the video he was enjoying the attention from yourself and your camera man.
A really enjoyable lovely video that was a bit different from the norm but what a nice thing to do for all of us fellow photographers to see , great stuff.
Cheers Klive, it was was worth the journey. He's a lovely guy
Great video ! What a star he is ! “Puttin’ lions in where there aren’t any” brilliant 😂😂😂👍👍👍👍👍
Ha ha,
that's what all photography is about for me, meet people's, share skills, make some new friends, just enjoy life... i loved this videos
Go the mighty Essex !
Love watching pete's yarns he has had a life and a bit bless him ....keep snapping Peter!
Awesome. He was having a great time. He has probably forgotten more than we'll ever know
Hi Roger, I'm a new subscriber to your excellent channel, and a returnee to darkroom work. Just wanted to thank you for all your ongoing efforts, and for the kindness and respect you showed to Peter Elgar. Atb.
Thanks Russell. He's a great guy.
I remembered the famous video Peter did on TH-cam, explaining the Hasselblad 501cm. It's nice to see him again still being a camera guy with a lot humour! His darkroom seems to be very messy! :-)
His darkroom is well used and he knows where everything is.
@@ShootFilmLikeaBoss Ha Ha !! You're RIGHT -- it WAS a small Kitchen with Marriage Number 1. I have to 'hide' all the freebies I get or Wife Number 3 tells me off for 'Bringing Home Another Lot of Old Rubbish' such as Tamron Lenses, Pentax ME Super, Voigtlander Bessa, Contax RTS II and Yashica FR-1 Saved from The Dump ------etc etc !!
"I don't put lions in where lions aren't". That's what i call an education. Amazing man!
great isn't he!
SO good to see Peter appearing on your video. I have always enjoyed the special and sometimes chaotic style of his videos, because it's much more about what you can learn from them then how perfectly they might be made. I also enjoyed his videos quite some time before I got my channel. Especially when he again warns not to tell the wife ;-)
Roger and Peter on the same video ! Ah what a blast!
Pete should really write a book about his photography career, the guy is full of great stories
What a charming man he is!
I think you made Peter’s day, nice of you all to take the time to visit...x
You are both Precious People to the Photography Community .................
Two of my favorite British photography You Tubers in one video ... pinch me
Lol
Enjoyable video, I have been subscribed to Peter for quite a while. He even made a video on the Mamiyapress series of cameras when I asked him to do so, great guy.
Honoring the experienced master photographers is wonderful act i think. Thanks to @Shoot Film Like a Boss to bring us this warm visiting.
Loved it. I too am a fan of Peter's channel. It's no wonder people keep contributing to his collection of cameras etc. instead of punting them on Ebay. He has such an innate charm! 😊
The greatest crossover of all time
Oh man, that was a heartwarming video. What a lovely person Peter is. Thanks for sharing this Roger. Your prints look fantastic I think.
Peter used to to teach us colour photography on a C&G 744 course back in the day............... been shooting with my old RZs that I havent used for a few years (for work) now........ much more enjoyable to use.
Wonderful, what a joy !
Peter’s the man! I can’t help but laugh at his stories. ‘They found him dead in his dark room.”
Lol.
Great Video, Peter is such a Gent and I really enjoy his videos about cameras and photography :)
he has a good channel rodger cheers for steering me in that direction
Thanks for visit Peter and share your conversation with us Their videos are marvelous He know I think all the cameras that is on market from the born of photography to today Best regards from ARGENTINA
Wow, what a genuine and fascinating guy! I loved Every Second of this.. Thank you so much for sharing... Superb! 👌
(ps, the clock looks great! 😊)
Only discovered Peters channel a few days ago, been binge watching ever since such a wealth of knowledge the facts figured dates he churns out is mind blowing to me I can't remember to take a leak half of the time. He puts across his information in such an easy and natural way, love his style. It's the only channel where I watch the whole was through with a smile on my world weary dial. Excellent video guys thanks for posting and those photographs are ones to treasure. All round huge thumbs up. Regards Paul.
I can see that you had a great time. Great darkroom.
Widzę, że dobrze się bawiłeś. Świetna ciemnia.
All the way through this video, which has been lovely and fascinating to watch, I've been thinking Peter looks really familiar. Turns out he and I are both on the same photography forum, and I've learned a lot from him already. Small world, or what
This was fascinating. I had the pleasure back in the day of talking to the old film guys from ww2 here in the States. They all had different set ups for their darkrooms that fit their needs. & man some great photo's to view. Thanks for this. Warmed my heart a bit.
Peter is a legend!!
I am so glad that you took the time to spend with Peter. Great video, Thanks
Thanks for this, There are lots of show and tell videos about photography, the difference is with Peter, you have an online tutorial with a master of his art and his videos are perfectly paced and accessible to all.
Nice vid, P.E. can certainly talk the talk because he's walked the walk.
That's me finally up to date in your vlogs as well :-)
Lol, thanks for watching.
Brilliant video, the world needs people like Peter and yourself.
Brilliant bloke, always watch his channel. If you're watching Peter, do a video on your anti-fogging formula. Thanks for the interview, and nice print.
This video fills me with joy. The portrait of Peter illustrates his (and your) passion for photography.
Brilliant video. Pentax Pete always amazes me with his knowledge. Its really nice you went and saw him :)
Well done! And thanks for the chance to see Peter in another dimension.
Great video mate, what a lovely fella Peter is. I've watched some of videos before, all good stuff!
What can I say?.....I love this bloke! (And his wife must love him a LOT more!! :-) ) Fantastic vid m8! Probably your best yet :-)
A great video with a great man. 👍
What an icon, and I can definitely see his influence in the room from your process. Wish you had some delta 400. Thanks so much for sharing.
That's all I had 3200. It's not as grainy as it looks on screen. It's eggshell fibre paper. Looks grainier than it is after scanning. Yeah Peter great guy.
So many thanks for this, Peter is a legend and thanks for the behind the scenes look into his darkroom.
I enjoyed seeing this. Peter has many decades of photography experience and is a mine of information.
Thanks for sharing.
I wonder how many cameras he owns?
Quality, I throughly enjoyed that.
Great outing. Really nice photos.
Very nice video. Thank you! (To both of you)
Such a great person Peter. Wonderful video. Thank you both. 🙏
really great stuff !!!
Loved watching this video !!
Thanks for sharing it !!
Great work, simply great. Thanks for sharing.
This was great. Get to watch you guys hang out.
What a lovely video; made my day. I’m subscribing to both channels. Many thanks.
dry-down effect can be accounted for by reducing the time it takes to produce a good wet image by 5 to 10 percent. I use Ilford Classic mostly, haven't tried the Art paper. Nice gentleman, Peter, I'll check out his channel.
Brilliant video, really cool colab.
Beautiful episode.
Cool vid. Peters a legend :-)
Just pick this up Boss, great video also I did the TH-cam search for Mr Elgar ... have subscribed to his channel and will be watching his videos too. By coincidence my first camera I bought was a Zorki 4.... which was unfortunately stolen. If I can find one I might just buy it.
Peters a great bloke 👍
This is brilliant
Great video! ⭐️👍🏻
I've always enjoyed watching Peters You Tube videos, and of course yours as well. I've learned so much from watching the two of you. This video was very pleasant and I liked it very much. The portrait of Peter is great. What developer do you use with Delta 3200.? I've been using DDX with it at 1600 ISO. Thank you, and keep up the good work..!
I think I used Rodinal in this video. Yes, Peter is a great guy and has a life of knowledge.
Ahhh, bless him! What a guy ❤️ Don’t put lions in where there are no lions - that’s my new photographers code now 👍
What! General Hammond from Stargate is in the back seat!! I heard that blonde Samantha Carter was from England but General Hammond in your back seat is quite unexpected. Then I was even more shocked because nobody was driving the steering wheel was GONE, then I realized no, it is on the other side. I need a new prescription for my glasses.
HA HA HA!!!
I really love this episode! I would love it also if you do not mind me asking you to give him a call.. I do not think he is fealing well 😢
I've got the same Weston light meter! Well it was my dad's back in the day. The metering is off with it now, so I guess it needs a service!
I'm sure there is someone out there that can get it working again Tim. Good luck
@@ShootFilmLikeaBoss Thanks! Yeah like everything, its going to cost a few quid!
We have several Agfa Isolette cameras they are great fun.
NIce!
Hello Roger, i want to ask you how you expose for Ilford Delta 3200, do you shoot it at 1600? and how you develop? for 1600 or 3200?. I am getting one to try this week so i thought i would ask you. By the way, i use only Rodinal 1 50´. Regards from Austria
Hey. I generally only use that film if I need that speed (3200) such as low light or sport stuff but I've not shot much of it to be honest. 800 or 1600 will give less grainy results I believe in Ilford microphen. Rodinal may be hard for it but it all depends what look you're going for. As always I'd say give it a go at 1600 with Rodinal and see how it goes. You'll soon know if you like that formula. Hope it works for you 🙂
FPP Loves Pentax Pete!
What developer and dilution did you use for the film?
I remember it was Rodinal but the dilutions, probably 1\50
hiya. what is the name of the attachment on your nattar to find focus please
It's called ROWI
@@ShootFilmLikeaBoss sorry to be annoying what is it called i would like get one? a Rowi focus attachment, rangefinder attachment. i don't know what they are called and had a google but could work it out .. many thanks
How is that so horribly grainy, 120 sized film even? Did you use the hot bath technique? :D
I did laugh! XTOL at Stock, 20° 6 mins. Would be less grain at 1:3 and longer Dev but who cares. It is what it is. Still a memorable print.
Shoot Film Like a Boss and good shot too, he is so lively!
Hence why I needed to shoot at 1/200! He's a lively chap!
@@ShootFilmLikeaBoss Use ilfords Perceptol developer if you want to reduce grain a lot. It tends to minimize grain
Any relation to the composer?
Peter Elgar Brentwood own 'David Bailey'
bruh moment
Oh my god this is so british
😂