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Great video. Have you tried balsamic vinegar?

Wow.

THANK U SO MUCH i just wanted to see the stickers that came with the film cus no one shows it and i had THE SAME reaction as yours thank u man

Very informative video, thank You!

Hi John and Christine, looks like you had a great time and I’m sure the park visitors really really liked your demonstrations. Hope you’re both doing well! Doug Brand… your jamboree neighbor 2023!

Screws...hehehehehehe

Im from uk would love to visit.

You can use the RC Pro for both drones 👍🏽

Very cool, we love having you there! What kind of camera was that you were using if you don’t mind me asking?

I never put screws in my RC Pro, I am so used it to fly without them, and it’s actually easier to fly.

Haha! Such a fun and helpful video. Thanks!

Hi I'm so sorry but have you read the instructions they say don't connect the Polaroid to laptop or computer it will damage the instant camera.

Excellent demonstration. Please help me with some advice. I'm very interested in the process but my one draw back is the darkroom. Would you please pass along the type a material you used for your darkroom. It looks like the most practical setup I've yet to see. Thanks.

First, 70 is the passing grade. It is more than just logic. If you don't know how to read a sectional chart or METAR you are sunk.

C'est beau. Utilisez vous quel produit???

Hello, I watched and liked. Still I have a question, please. I want to reenact taking a photo with a collodium wet plate in the nature. No building in the area. Did a photographer in 1882 had to take a little tent with him in order to apply the chemical on the glass before taking the photo, and would he use the same tent or cover as a darkroom to fixate the picture? How can he get light in that tent without electricity? I read about a red glass window.. Thank you for a reply. Also link to see such a field use dark room on old photos.. or reenacted.

Hello, I watched and liked. Still I have a question, please. I want to reenact taking a photo with a collodium wet plate in the nature. No building in the area. Did a photographer in 1882 had to take a little tent with him in order to apply the chemical on the glass before taking the photo, and would he use the same tent or cover as a darkroom to fixate the picture? How can he get light in that tent without electricity? I read about a red glass window.. Thank you for a reply. Also link to see such a field use dark room on old photos.. or reenacted.

Hello, I watched and liked. Still I have a question, please. I want to reenact taking a photo with a collodium wet plate in the nature. No building in the area. Did a photographer in 1882 had to take a little tent with him in order to apply the chemical on the glass before taking the photo, and would he use the same tent or cover as a darkroom to fixate the picture? How can he get light in that tent without electricity? I read about a red glass window.. Thank you for a reply. Also link to see such a field use dark room on old photos.. or reenacted.

With A Dry Plate Camera :C )

Like you said the important part is nobody was killed or badly hurt after that. It could have been much more tragic and thankfully it wasn't. Like you mentioned in the podcast, maybe time to lean on the side of caution a little more with approaching storms and pull the tent down earlier to protect the valuables especially the electronics. Just know we supporters will continue to support you and Christine because we believe in what you are doing and offering to the historic community.

Wow. That really brings it home as to how bad that could have gotten.

The important thing is nobody was badly hurt. The way those port-a-potties looked toppled like that it almost looks like a microburst came out of that storm.

You guys will be able to fix that tent. I don't know about the rain fly cause I didn't see it but we lost a number of tents & poles, 2 tables smashed - one totally gone - don't know where it is, metal bent to the point where it is trash. We are hoping my kindle, Ry's computer and a Samsung tablet will be able to be fixed. I lost some of my medication so a trip to the doctor to try to explain that is now called for this week. Thankfully we found a bunch of our personal items 400 yards away in the tree line. I think the house saved your tent since it blocked some of the airflow of the wind. I know the Union troops took the full blow of the EF1 tornado - as we are now being told. Thankfully life is what was spared during the storm. Everyone is alive and well. The historic structures are saved and we will continue to teach history to the public. I'm thankful that our group is all safe, well and will be ready to teach again in a few weeks. Glad your equipment wasn't ruined! Onward & upward!

Footage looks really good. Are you flying the Mavic Mini? I'm working on my PAR 107 UAV right now. Got to go pro, and start making a living with this thing.

Another great adventure! This stuff needs to go viral. This is good content!

Another great journey back in time with my good friends!

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reallly breathtaking ~talk you later~

I really like your audio quality. Since you got into Podcasting and perfected audio. Now the videos are in 4k. Good commentary. I feel like you have the radio or talk show host voice. We'll your videos are getting pretty pro. Hope everything is going well. I see your posts on Facebook all the time.

Sticky cables simply wont do.

Congrats! Last time I checked, an 88 is a passing score! I’ve watched some videos where they didn’t pass! I’ll be taking it soon-

So you poured potassium cyanide into a tray with bare hands, no protection, and then rinsed the residue onto the ground? What were you thinking? KCN is highly poisonous. You can die from exposure to it.

Arg did I just miss it?

Sir i would suggest you to get a wireless mini keaboad so that your hand could rest on both keaboard in left and tablet in right:)

I like your humour. Also Huawei is pronounced like weigh but with H in front and on like on lol

long as you pass doesn't matter sir good for you i'm taking mines on Tuesday

no magnifying glass?

Thank you, great info on what to expect.

The happiest 2 days a D850 owner has The day he/she buys it The day he/she gets rid of it. Selling it, trading, even throwing it the trash, it won't matter, they are done with the POS

The D850 is a piece of shit. Nikon also like to claim everything is the users fault, be it their defective AF system, bad sensors. Hell they often claim 'impact damage' when the camera was never dropped by the purchaser, or anyone else using it(they are just admitting their cameras are flimsy that even holding will break the weak internal structure).

how much solution did you use to soak the whole shirt?

Thanks for videoing and sharing this. It was very interesting to hear the history of the Everett area, an area that I have on my photography bucket list but have not researched the history of yet.

Very honest

I am sorry to hear you had a problem with Nikon Services. That being said it is good to hear other people's experiences. Earlier this year I sent my D810 and 105mm lens in for repair and experienced no hiccups whatsoever. The reason for my repair is I forgot to zip the side of my camera backpack and the camera w lens attached fell right out - luckily on my carpet. That being said, the flange holding onto the lens was definitely no longer flush with the body. In other words my lens was dangling. The body of the lens had a crack near the lens mount towards the focusing ring. It took possibly a week and a half, which exceeded all my expectations - so much so I was telling my Nikon friends they should have their cameras maintained by Nikon Services as I was extremely pleased by the outcome of my repair. Again, that is a bummer it took nine weeks for Nikon to correctly complete a job. I hope my experience is an indication not all Nikon Services jobs are a shit show. Simultaneously your experience is a look into if things go wrong, how bad it can be. I work as a licensed optician at Costco and we deal with a great amount of orders for prescription glasses. I have to say the mass majority of orders are done correctly - exactly to the patients' prescriptions and there are at times an order isn't done correctly. Some how our lab's final inspection lost focus (not a pun) and gave the OK to be shipped to our location. After inspecting the glasses myself in the department I must send the glasses back for to the lab for remade to meet the standard of the prescription. What would have been an extra day had the lab caught the mistake in the first place, now the patient's glasses are delayed even further because of an error they did not catch. I am trying to make a parallel with my experiences of Nikon Services and Costco's Optical department. I hope the experience with your D850 from Nikon Services is akin to the rare times Costco's Optical lab drops the ball - it happens from time to time and it sucks being the recipient who pays money for a service gone awry and is not an indication of all the jobs done.

This is the reason why Nikon is in such a bad position…they need to upgrade they’re game or they die 😯

Keep going, yo!

i was wondering what recipe for the gelatine did you use?

Where did you get the metal square to prepare this?

Was this potassium or ammonium dichromate?

UA-cam notifications said I had a comment, but when I came to the video it was nowhere to be seen even though it's still in my notifications. This isn't the first time this has happened. There was a time stamp of 0:34 with a language I don't speak. It may have been a question as the 0:34 mark was where a Hydrogen Peroxide was added. Typically a Cyanotype will 'dry down' on it's own and darken, but when we're still performing exposure time tests, it can give us a quick idea of what that dry down will look like.