This is honestly the most detailed and thorough review I've seen of the Apparat. Thank you for taking the time to make such a high quality video. Well done and those are some awesome shots!
Great review as always and love your images. I completely agree regarding the film rewind mechanism, it's awful and I am thinking it may break sometime soon due to the force exerted to make it turn. This has to be a manufacturing defect, never used a film camera that did not have a release button at the bottom of the body that's activated before turning the film rewind lever!
Thanks! I was wondering about why there isn’t a rewind button too, I tried activating the MX switch but that didn’t do much 😂 Now I’m wondering if it could potentially rip a film’s sprocket holes
Perfect video, like always.🖖🏻 Certainly an interesting camera, but not sure, if I would use it on a party. On parties, I more tend to chat and have fun than dealing with photographical experiments.😜 But basically, those simple cameras are the way to go. I still want good shots after 10 beers … hahaha …
Yeah, I had to get the Neubau edition for sure 😂 and yeah, a lot of these reusable cameras are rebranded versions, but the IKO is rebranded by people I know, so it gets brownie points haha 😝
Hey, I’ve watched every single one of your reusable film camera videos and they’re all very informative! I’m turning 25 in a couple of weeks and I want to take a reusable film camera with me to the club, I’m stuck on which one would be best, with being in such dark lighting, what camera would you recommend the best that will give me sharp enough images but still have that disposable camera effect? This Lomo apparat has too many features and gimmicks and I’ve never owned a camera before so I’m looking for something extremely simple but effective. I love your videos! Thank you so much for your response in advance! X
Hey 👋🏼 if you want something more barebones, you can check out something like the Kodak i60 or AgfaPhoto reusable camera (you really just need one with flash). There's also the Harman EZ35 that has an auto film winder but its lens is still pretty much the same as with the reusables. You could also checkout some point and shoots like a Canon SureShot or Fuji Auto7 (my fav cheap-ish point and shoot). These point and shoots will have a wider aperture (around 2.8 to 4) which will let a lot more light in compared to the reusable film cameras, so they'll be better for dark spaces, but I've seen some folks use reusable cameras at concerts with good enough results. Hope this helps and enjoy your 25th! 🎉🎉🎉
There’s the H35N now 😂 I’d say get the LomoApparat if you want full-frame + more creative features If you’re ok with half-frame and prefer more pics per roll, get the H35N (it has some creative features too)
Nice! I hope you enjoy it. As for the splitzer, it’s a lot of guess work… honestly, I’m still not that confident with composing with the splitzer. I just try to imagine what the view is if I point the camera at a certain direction, and think what will be covered or not
It doesn’t calculate the correct exposure. It has a fix aperture and shutter speed (unless you use bulb mode) so you choose the film with the correct ISO to use for what you wanna expose for (e.g., use a film like Kodak Ektar 100 in bright sunshine, or use Lomography 800 for low light)
This one looks really cool and I like the Normal/Bulb functions but all the other nifty features (which makeup the price difference vs other similar products) I feel are unnecessary/intimidating for a simple/beginner user. 😮
I just found your channel and I'm obsessed!! I've been wanting a film camera for a while now but I'm stuck between this one, the reto ultra wise and slim, and the kodak ektar h35... As for my first film camera, which would you recommend?!
They're all a bit different. The Kodak H35 takes half-frame photos so you'll get around 72 shots when using a 36-exposire film roll. The Reto Ultra-wide has a wide angle lens and is the smallest of the bunch, but it doesn't have a flash so if you're planning on using the camera in-doors, I suggest getting something else. The LomoApparat also has a wide angle lens, a flash, and all the fun gimmicks haha but I think it's the most expensive out of the three.
It's a premium reusable camera. I like the looks and the fact that it has lens cover. But the price in my country is outrageous. I can get a much nicer camera in that price range
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This is honestly the most detailed and thorough review I've seen of the Apparat. Thank you for taking the time to make such a high quality video. Well done and those are some awesome shots!
Aww thanks 😊
I totally saw you today in Kensington Market. We both nodded at each other's cameras and smiled. Small world!
Ahhh Yes! Wow didn’t expect to meet you online too 😆 but small world indeed!
This is my first film camera I was so lost but this was so helpful, genuinely thank you so much I didn't even know how to unload it properly lol :)
Glad you found it helpful! Have fun with film photography 😆
Clean and neat review! Right to the point..
Thanks 🙏🏼
I’ve been waiting for your video on this, greetings from Ecuador 😊
Hope you enjoyed it! 😊
Nice video dude. I wasn't considering one but it seems pretty cool. Great production quality and detailed review
Thanks! Glad you liked it 😊
Great shots Bon - Super creative!
Thanks Dave! Glad you liked them 😄
I like this canwra a lot, it looks quirky and seems to take a nice photo.
The extra creative features are a bonus.👍
So true 😊
Fun with friends on film! Great review and pictures Bon!!
It was! Thanks Carmen 😄
Great review as always and love your images. I completely agree regarding the film rewind mechanism, it's awful and I am thinking it may break sometime soon due to the force exerted to make it turn. This has to be a manufacturing defect, never used a film camera that did not have a release button at the bottom of the body that's activated before turning the film rewind lever!
Thanks! I was wondering about why there isn’t a rewind button too, I tried activating the MX switch but that didn’t do much 😂 Now I’m wondering if it could potentially rip a film’s sprocket holes
Thank you for that detailed review! It looks like a fun toy to experiment.
It really is! Thanks for watching 😊
love your channel!
Thank you 😳
Amazing video! Thankyou!
Glad you liked it!
Perfect video, like always.🖖🏻 Certainly an interesting camera, but not sure, if I would use it on a party. On parties, I more tend to chat and have fun than dealing with photographical experiments.😜 But basically, those simple cameras are the way to go. I still want good shots after 10 beers … hahaha …
Haha fair enough 😆
Amazing video
Thanks 🙏🏼
Thank you 👍
Anytime!
thanks for the review! really like the looks of this lomo.
and that iko camera is just a rebranded EasyPix35 Lol
Yeah, I had to get the Neubau edition for sure 😂 and yeah, a lot of these reusable cameras are rebranded versions, but the IKO is rebranded by people I know, so it gets brownie points haha 😝
Thank you🤝
No problem 😊👍
question can I use any other 35 mm cartridge?
Yes! Any 35mm (135) film will work
Hey, I’ve watched every single one of your reusable film camera videos and they’re all very informative! I’m turning 25 in a couple of weeks and I want to take a reusable film camera with me to the club, I’m stuck on which one would be best, with being in such dark lighting, what camera would you recommend the best that will give me sharp enough images but still have that disposable camera effect? This Lomo apparat has too many features and gimmicks and I’ve never owned a camera before so I’m looking for something extremely simple but effective. I love your videos! Thank you so much for your response in advance! X
Hey 👋🏼 if you want something more barebones, you can check out something like the Kodak i60 or AgfaPhoto reusable camera (you really just need one with flash). There's also the Harman EZ35 that has an auto film winder but its lens is still pretty much the same as with the reusables. You could also checkout some point and shoots like a Canon SureShot or Fuji Auto7 (my fav cheap-ish point and shoot). These point and shoots will have a wider aperture (around 2.8 to 4) which will let a lot more light in compared to the reusable film cameras, so they'll be better for dark spaces, but I've seen some folks use reusable cameras at concerts with good enough results. Hope this helps and enjoy your 25th! 🎉🎉🎉
Hey,
Im not sure if i should get the LomoApparat or the Kodak Ektar H35, what advice would you give on that?
thank you
There’s the H35N now 😂
I’d say get the LomoApparat if you want full-frame + more creative features
If you’re ok with half-frame and prefer more pics per roll, get the H35N (it has some creative features too)
Mine is arriving tomorrow, one worry tho, how do you acually compose a pictyure when using the splitzer that blocks the viewfinder?
Nice! I hope you enjoy it. As for the splitzer, it’s a lot of guess work… honestly, I’m still not that confident with composing with the splitzer. I just try to imagine what the view is if I point the camera at a certain direction, and think what will be covered or not
@@Bonsees btw, is there any parallax error between the lens's distance in relation to the viewfinder?
Amazing video!
Thank you 😊
@@Bonsees no problem Bon! 😁
If it doesn’t have a dial for ISO and no DX reader , how does it even know how to calculate the correct exposure? Or maybe it has a DX reader ?
It doesn’t calculate the correct exposure. It has a fix aperture and shutter speed (unless you use bulb mode) so you choose the film with the correct ISO to use for what you wanna expose for (e.g., use a film like Kodak Ektar 100 in bright sunshine, or use Lomography 800 for low light)
Charismatic dude with cute cameras.
😳
This one looks really cool and I like the Normal/Bulb functions but all the other nifty features (which makeup the price difference vs other similar products) I feel are unnecessary/intimidating for a simple/beginner user. 😮
Interesting, I guess they can be intimidating. Though besides the splitzer, I think the accessories are quite easy to use
I think those accessories make this camera.
Can I ask, is this a full frame camera?
Yes
I just found your channel and I'm obsessed!! I've been wanting a film camera for a while now but I'm stuck between this one, the reto ultra wise and slim, and the kodak ektar h35... As for my first film camera, which would you recommend?!
They're all a bit different. The Kodak H35 takes half-frame photos so you'll get around 72 shots when using a 36-exposire film roll. The Reto Ultra-wide has a wide angle lens and is the smallest of the bunch, but it doesn't have a flash so if you're planning on using the camera in-doors, I suggest getting something else. The LomoApparat also has a wide angle lens, a flash, and all the fun gimmicks haha but I think it's the most expensive out of the three.
@@Bonsees Thank you! I ended up going with the Ektar.
@@marxking_ nice! Hope you have fun with it 😊
If you’re interested in a Lomography apparat and with a complete set head to eBay I’ve got one brand new cheapest on the market.
It's a premium reusable camera. I like the looks and the fact that it has lens cover. But the price in my country is outrageous. I can get a much nicer camera in that price range
That’s fair
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