Reviving a Minolta SRT 101 part 6 - Trying Black&White film

I shot a roll of Black and White film on the Minolta SRT 101. Some shots worked out well, some didn't - let's take a look!
The film stock was Fujifilm Neopan Acros 100II.

[@salenzar]

I have enjoyed this series so much. I just found a '66 srt101 that belonged to one of my relatives and have just been spending the day learning about it. Your series really exposed the process of learning film photography and the learning curve of operating the camera. I really hope you continue this journey.

[@nitten13]

You have a really good eye for design. The SRT 101 is still a great camera in the right hands.

[@juliocesarguerrerobacca9604]

Thank you so much for this video, its great to see your journey with film photography my advice will be: try different film stocks (color and also black and white) try the cheaper ones first and go to differents places citys, towns, mountains etc. try with harsh ligh, soft light, blue/golden hour, and find people who inspire you even the old masters like fan ho, Garry winnogrand, Robert frank can teach you a lot of things keep in mind there are tons and tons of people out there with different styles and also enjoy the process. my first camera is a minolta XG-M a truly classic from the 80s gosh love that camera.
btw your minolta also looks so good, its a really minty one i bet your grandfather was a great photographer
hope you understand what im trying to say my english its not so good
and again thank you.

[@janfrosty3392]

SRT 101 was my first SLR camera, I purchase it in 1973 if I remember right. I use to developed B&W film and printed photos in my darkroom setup. Still have some prints and negatives.