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Its in the next town from me, but this area all looks the same.

@braxus351W I will check it out!

I still think it is great. They did reformulate it a few years ago, but it essentially still looks the same for the most part. My favorite E6 film is this stuff.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks Craig! It was good having you along. It was hot, so thankful for AC. I'd like to go back to this church closer to fall with changing of the leaves. Next year maybe.

It really is a lovely drive and very scenic area. If you dont mind crossing the border that is.

And that is why I rarely do any photography in Thompson during the Summer months! Bloody hot! The spot where my mom's ashes are (up in the hills above Kamloops) is near Monte Creek. I'm planning on heading there the coming week. Hopefully Autumn hasn't left the little church yet...

​@analogueandy8x10 you'll have to stop at the church again and do some new shots. Hey you can even shoot some color this time, with the fall leaves. Love to see what you'd come up with this time, especially since you wouldn't be rushed this time. Think of all the shots you could take, and finally get some pics of the bench seat by the tree as well. Maybe even try to get some infrared like I wanted to, as long as you get some sun.

@@braxus351W I did shoot some colour there, but with my phone. I doubt I'll shoot infrared, but you never know! I'll probably have the 8x10, and the RB, so I could also shoot colour films, since I have quite a few rolls now. I might even bring along the 14x17. My wife will be with me, so there still will be some time pressures...especially if a bathroom break is required, as there are no toilets!

I find it interesting to instill tension for a church, when a church is there to relieve tension in people's lives. But you explained it saying you wanted us to look upwards, which makes sense, in a spiritual kind of way.

This was a concept test to see how both video material and also film Super 8 material would look cropped to wide-screen. The film stuff in this clip was a Super 8 movie I posted 3 months ago on here called Getaway. Check it out if you're curious.

I wish I could have found the stop you were at. We missed the stop in Lillooet somehow.

@@braxus351W Lillooet is north of Lytton. You weren't heading that way, anyway.

​@analogueandy8x10 what was the stop at the end of the canyon where you were at?

@@braxus351W the one where I photographed the cliffs and CN rail line? That was at a picnic area, just east of where you stopped to take cliff pics.

Thanks Bimall!

I think on this trip I had 5 cameras with me, from small to big. Juggled it all on the one day. I did forget to bring the 4x5 during this stop though, so I had 4 cameras instead. Thank you for your comments.

Have to see as Xmas is just around the corner. :)

If I can get my main computer back up and running by Saturday, I'll try and post the next videos soon after. If not, it might be a week or two later. Was a good two trips with you that week.

Haha it's all good Andy. Friendly jabs taken. Hopefully I can get my computer running this week so I can get next Sundays video up.

I'll mention I thought it was Roll ee eye before, until everyone had to correct me saying its Roll eeee.

@@braxus351W Well, it's not Roll-ee-eye LOL. A German guy told me the pronunciation is Roll_eye. It's kind of like how the pronunciation of Nikon is butchered, outside of Japan. Neekon is proper pronunciation.

Glad you liked it Clarence.

Thank you. I want to do that entire trip again, but with better gear next time, now that I know what to expect. It was the last big trip I did with my mom, so it was special in ways. Best time to go is early October.

It's a totally different lifestyle there. Very old school. We are very modern and materialistic here, with not the best social attitudes. Back east they are all very social and friendly, with emphasis on old ways of living with less focus on modern tech. Harsh winters there though and you deal with hurricanes too. But I loved the people there. Very welcoming and friendly, not snobs like people in BC.

It's a lovely city for sure. Been there many times myself.

Thanks Nando. It took some time to go live after I pulled it from TH.

Something isn't right if fellow Christians aren't helping you, especially if you've asked for help, or it being obvious. I'm sorry your situation hasn't seem to have improved. Yes the new low income housing in the old church location will help many. I'm low income myself, so I might even need to use that facility. Let me pray for you Stacy. I appreciate your consistent comments on my videos, and I'm thankful you feel my videos are helping. Stay strong Stacy. Jesus especially came for people like you and I. As for the old church, I have a new one I've been going to for the last 21 years now. I haven't been to the one which was demo'd since early mid 80s. God bless.

Stacy. I moved my Schizo channel. Its now at "A Schizophrenic And Faith". Check it out.

Some really good considerations here. Shooting video of the two of us at the end of the shoot was risky we both knew. She told me her mom was nearby watching us and the camera gear sitting there. There was a guy who hovered around my video camera at the end, but we both saw him and that is when I went over to the camera to make sure nothing happened. Luckily our shoot was done at that point. As for an assistant, I don't know anyone I could bring with me at times.

Thank you Stacy! It was a fun shoot and both of us enjoyed the time together. I understand the music may bother you, but it's really low level and my voice is easily heard. I find music cuts through the dead air while talking and elevates the mood. Music is a must in dramatic movies too, so I would never not include it. But thank you for letting me know.

@@braxus351W of course!

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it. It really is the best of the 3 we did.

Women are starting to get the favoritism these days. It's a double standard really. Guy bad, woman good is the way of things these days.

Curious, which part of the film was it in?

I did that hike again for my 3rd film, which you can now also view on the channel. Thank you for your comments.

Glad you liked it!

Thank you Andy. I consider this one the best of the 3 we did back when.

Thank you for that. It's a silly film. Just depends on your sense of humor if you'll like it.

You mean of my friend in the hat? It's a good Pic if not slightly out of focus. He's a great guy!

@braxus351W 😄 That is so nice of you to say! I appreciate the compliment! It's me, buddy 😆! I really like the channel. Keep up the good work! PS: You're pretty darn cool yourself

@craigstreet6553 shucks Craig. Haha I didn't know it was you, but the tip off was Craig in your name. I'll see you maybe this Saturday.

I would start with your favorite thing to shoot and see how the results go. It doesn't age much, so use it at 32 ISO. It does well on subjects that need a lot of mid tone separation. How you process it after scanning makes a difference too.

Glad you enjoyed it

You bet

Many thanks Terry!

Really? I get sound here.

@@braxus351W There is music, you are talking, but your voice is not heard.

@@reinhardankenbauer3241 could be a case where some people will hear it in the rear channels, which has happened on some of my older videos. This upload here is from over 1 year ago.

@@braxus351W O, well, rear channels, that's possible! Keep up the good work and Happy Ressurectin Day! Jesus is Alive!

@@reinhardankenbauer3241 Amen brother. Don't let Biden turn this into transgender day. Its the holiest day of the year!

I find Pan F is mostly good for scenics or landscapes. Not really good for people or animal shots as you say. It works for some things, just not everything.

Thank you so much! It took me a couple decades to collect all this film, and most of it was bought years ago. Which is why you see film in there you may have not seen before. I tend to gravitate to slow speed films though.

Love using it for landscapes and people outdoors. Handles contrast on sunny days very well, unlike some other films. I don't find FP4 to give a similar look.

@@braxus351Wfunny how many people swear that FP4 is its replacement. I find it doubtful if one is to go by their spectral sensitivity curves. Plus-X is quite a bit more sensitive to blue than FP4.

Oops. Thanks for the reminder. I'll add it pretty quick. As for sheet film, I remember something said about the emulsion itself won't stick to the sheets. I think that's what it was anyway.

@@braxus351Wwas that a user compaint, or Ilford's?

@@analogueandy8x10 it was a statement by Ilford some years ago, maybe by Simon R Galley I think

Thank you very much!

Adox CHS 25 and 50 Art films were Efke 25 and 50, as such are orthopanchromatic. So you are correct. Have some of the Efke 50 myself, but have yet to use it.

Thank you for your continued support Terry! My Efke 25 stash is down a little since this video was made, but I still have a good amount left. One day I'll have to try Adox CHS 100 II to see how it compared.

Yes. Get it out of the freezer Andy. :)

A high contrast film will do that, especially if fine grained. The film look tends to have washed out blacks when you need to lower the black level to compensate. Keep in mind scanning film also tends to add a more digital look to the image.

That's Julie. A girl I was majorly in love with some 20 years ago. Yes she is pretty. Thank you for the compliment on the other images too.

Thanks Terry. I really enjoy shooting this film when there is lots of color in the scene. Its a shame that this film wont continue indefinately, but will run out some day in the next couple years.

It's my favorite Fuji C41 film. I'm more a Kodak guy then anything most of the time.

I also keep an eye on rolls of Reala when they are on Ebay and occasionally pick some up. Trying to make up for when I didn't buy some. I'm more a Kodak guy then Fuji. Thank you for your comments.