Hi Matt. I'm loving the videos you make. You have that instinct of looking for what you think it might be interesting... even if its something similar you saw before. But you're not afraid to experiment. I've recently found my interest on film again and I just bought an Olympus M10 (before I found your channel). I'm literally waiting for it to arrive. Doing your own development is also something I found to sparkle the need to try everything and see what works. I've only used the HP5, but will give the Delta a chance as I see you can get that strong contrast also. Cheers and thanks for sharing! (a portuguese in Ireland)
What beautiful countryside! That film handled really well, the Olympus is a beast of a little SLR. Loved watching the video guys, you've done a mad job! Cheers for sharing, much admiration from Australia.
This video has inspired me to begin my journey with photography, will be buying my first Olympus OM10, will take my first shot with this film as well. Thank you sir!
I picked up an Olympus OMG camera I am told it is a different name for the OM 20 but same camera. it came with a 50mm 1.8 lens all for $25 at a yard sale. Super happy it has bright view finder and is small and light weight. Produces very sharp well exposed images.
It’s a lovey stock for sure. Not sure it will be my go to B&W film as 100 speed is a bit slow for me. I’ll need to have a proper street / urban session to answer the last question, but it did work nicely for landscapes I think
Hi Matt. I'm loving the videos you make. You have that instinct of looking for what you think it might be interesting... even if its something similar you saw before. But you're not afraid to experiment.
I've recently found my interest on film again and I just bought an Olympus M10 (before I found your channel). I'm literally waiting for it to arrive. Doing your own development is also something I found to sparkle the need to try everything and see what works. I've only used the HP5, but will give the Delta a chance as I see you can get that strong contrast also.
Cheers and thanks for sharing!
(a portuguese in Ireland)
What beautiful countryside! That film handled really well, the Olympus is a beast of a little SLR.
Loved watching the video guys, you've done a mad job!
Cheers for sharing, much admiration from Australia.
It certainly is beautiful, I’m blessed to have grown up in such a place.
Thanks a lot, appreciate the support!
Thanks for posting this….I’m an OM-10 fan…..got two of them…..love the music as well
This video has inspired me to begin my journey with photography, will be buying my first Olympus OM10, will take my first shot with this film as well. Thank you sir!
You made a great choice, good luck and have fun on your journey!
Nice one Matt! I've been to Brecon Beacons before and I remember it being an amazing location!
Cheers Nuno, it’s right on my doorstep so I should probably go there more. It is certainly an amazing location!
Nice video! Delta came out so clean and lovely area :)
Yeah it’s a really nice film, thanks a lot
Lovely video and shots😊
cheers Mitchel!
I picked up an Olympus OMG camera I am told it is a different name for the OM 20 but same camera. it came with a 50mm 1.8 lens all for $25 at a yard sale. Super happy it has bright view finder and is small and light weight. Produces very sharp well exposed images.
You’ve found yourself a bargain Terry, enjoy! Although, some film stocks will cost more than the camera itself these days..
Nice beautiful drive in the countryside! Do you develop your film yourself? What chemical do you use if you do?
It was a beautiful drive, one of my favourite days. I haven’t yet developed myself but it’s something I want to get into in 2023, Happy New Year!
@@MattJNeale B&W development is pretty simple and forgiving. I think you would enjoy it! Happy New Year to you as well!
What camera do you use to record this?
GoPro hero 8
How did you like the film? Did you find it best for landscape or the urban shots?
It’s a lovey stock for sure. Not sure it will be my go to B&W film as 100 speed is a bit slow for me. I’ll need to have a proper street / urban session to answer the last question, but it did work nicely for landscapes I think
thank you matt
You're welcome!