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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- In this video, I show some film photos I took using my Minolta X-700 during my trip to Montreal, Quebec last year.
▽ Equipment
Minolta X-700
Minolta MD Rokkor 50mm f1.4
Lomography Colour Negative 400
Fujifilm Superia X-TRA 400
Kodak Gold 200
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How do you take it off the camera the photos off the camera
Your composition is excellent! Love the photos can’t wait to get my hands on this camera
Thank you! I think the Minolta cameras are so underrated 😂 (but that’s also good to keep the prices low haha)
I’m planning to buy minolta X-700, thanks for the review! ✨
Kylene Tinga anytime! 😊
Great compositions and vibrancy!
The Unrecorded Passenger thanks!
I’m from Montreal and I just bought a Minolta X-700. Woo!!!
Nice! Have fun shooting
Photos are stellar boss. I don't subscribe to alot of channels but you got my vote. Don't let me down lol
haha "no pressure" 😂
great shots! I just picked one up about three months ago and I've been shooting but have yet to develop any rolls... I've been using the trendy Portra 400, so thanks for sharing what other film look like!
laurenipsum thanks! I just got this itch to try new film stocks all the time, might as well share them 😆
More great fotos Bon . . . . . .as I said, love your work . . . . . .keep it up and keep them coming . . . . . .
John Graver thanks! I recently moved so I haven’t made new content, but I’ll get back to it for sure 😊
Super nice guy !
Thanks 😄
Thank you for this and now im planning to buy minolta x-700!!
hELLO CHILDRWEN hope you have fun with it!
Love the photos!!!! More please hehe 💖💖💖
Denise thanks!
Good eye for photographs Bon! Happy 2019, don't stop shooting~
Shiang Liew haha thanks!
great video thank you. what were the aperature, iso, and shutter speed for majority of these shots ?
Daniel Sousa thanks! but to be honest, I don’t remember anymore (I didn’t take notes, which I should 😅)
Awesome photos! Just wondering where you got your Rokkor 50mm? Thanks! :)
Brenren Thanks! I got it off eBay 😂
Great video. Enjoyed seeing the differences in the films. Would you recommend this as a first film camera? I'm currently looking into getting a 35mm and I don't know what to get quiet yet
If you can find one in good condition (i.e., the electronics are working properly) then yes, I can recommend it. However, I prefer a more mechanical one like the Minolta SR-T series, Pentax K, or Canon FD mount cameras. They’re so barebones you get to learn a lot about photography like the dynamics between shutter speed, aperture and film ISO. Also, they’re tanks and are very sturdy.
@@Bonsees thanks man! Ended up picking up an srt-202!
Nicholas my fav! Haha 😆
What's the difference between lenses that have "MD", "MD W.Rokkor", and "MD Rokkor X"?
Moon Sun Minolta went through several rebranding of their (SR) manual focus lens mount. MD Rokkor is older than simply MD. The X means it was sold in the Western market rather than Asia. The W means wide-angle. Hope this helps.
Love this review!!
Kim Bulfa Knutsen Thanks 😊
Do you push and pull on the same roll of film and if so how do you develop it at +1 push or -1 pull? From my understanding it makes it difficult to get a good print if you go back and forth with pushing on the same roll.
Jason Tulin hey, I tend to rate the photos +1 stop and develop for box speed. That way it’s more even throughout the roll and wouldn’t have to mess with pushing/pulling while developing. Sometimes, I would rate some photos at box speed on the same roll where I’ve over exposed for 1 stop, but only when, say I needed more light. But box speed is my limit of sorts.
Bon Adriel ahh okay I understand. Thank you!
Your camera just needs a simple cla and that will fix the film advance issue.
Teng Vang any place you’d recommend? There’s none where I live, and if it’s too expensive (with shipping and all) it might be more economical for me to just get the same body if a good deal shows up 😅 in the meantime, I still have my trusty SRT 202
isit worth it to buy x700?
muhd shazwan It’s a good camera and still relatively cheap at the moment, so I’d say it’s worth it if you find a working copy. Personally, I prefer the reliability of Minolta SRT 202 though.
I have one like this the lens is minolta md 50mm 1:2
I haven't tried that one but I heard it's quite sharp
is the 50mm 1.7 a good lens also ?
Cadier Preshns I haven’t used it myself so I can’t say...
@@Bonsees What? then which lenses did you use?
Alex Duper the photos in this vid are from the MD 50 1.4
@@Bonsees Oh my bad then, I read Cadier's comment wrong lol
Alex Duper haha all good
Do you overexpose?
Chae most of the time, 1 or 2 stops
Scanner?
Gligor Florin the photos in this vid were scanned by London Drugs photolab and they have a Noritsu scanner. At home I just have an Epson V600
Did you overexposed any of this pic and can you explain what back lit mean
Xymon Lee I usually overexpose by one to two stops. I’m not sure which ones here were overexposed anymore but it’s safe to assume they’re at least one stop over. As for backlit, it’s when there’s a strong light coming from behind the subject, coming towards the camera. For example, if it’s almost sunset and the sun is behind your subject, that would usually trick the light meter to keep your subject in shadow, hence it’d better to overexpose during those situations.
Bon Adriel A. Oh okey so if it’s dark background you’ll under expose it
Bon Adriel A. And I have one more question When you lower the box speed to you still need to use your exposure adjustment. And does the exposure adjust only works when your in manual or it could also work when your at aperture mode?
Xymon Lee hmm it all depends on the light falling on your subject. If your subject is too bright compared to its background (e.g., there’s a strong light hitting them), you should underexpose a little to bring back details in the highlights. But if you have a dark background and a dark subject, you shouldn’t underexpose. Whereas backlit subjects usually mean dark subject and bright background so to have details in the shadow, you overexpose.
Marko from Analog Things explains exposure well on this video: th-cam.com/video/iqU5YRG8WiE/w-d-xo.html
It’s for polaroids, but can translate to film as well.
But also maybe I should make my own video about how I deal with exposure 😝
Xymon Lee I usually overexpose by choosing an ISO speed that’s one below the box speed (so for 400, I rate it at 200) hence, the camera will always
overexpose by 1 stop on auto modes like aperture priority. For the Minolta X-700 there’s also an exposure compensation dial where you can add or decrease by 1 to two stops which you can use when you’re in one of the auto modes (it won’t do anything if you’re in Manual). If you’re in Manual, you kinda have to think about it for yourself (like whether you want to open up your aperture more or slow down the shutter speed to let more light in), but the light meter will still meter as if you have a 200 ISO film instead of 400. If you just follow what the light meter says, then you’ll still be 1 one stop over.
Lol sound like bretman rock😂❣️
should I change my tone and start saying "bitch" a lot now? 😂