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The only thing you need to consider is the sync speed of your camera with flash. Otherwise shutter speed doesn’t impact the flash output, only the environmental light and of course the movement. But flash also freezes the subject a lot.

@@TIPSinc01 Thank you for your answer!! I guess I have to try it my self to understand it completely because I can't understand how is it that the Sutter speed won't affect the overall exposure of the image. Mi canon syncs at 1/125 so if every other setting stays the same between my camera and yours (ASA/IRIS/ DISTANCE TO MY SUBJECT) my image would be under exposed by a little more then a stop. Im I missing something?

@ I get it, it’s hard to wrap your mind around haha. Shutter speed only affects ambient light. The flash is always too fast for the shutter so it doesn’t affect the exposure. Only the power of the flash or the aperture will affect those.

Thanks man! Yeah it’s an amazing camera!

Well, in the last four years every destination that I went to didn’t have film let alone a lab. So I wouldn’t recommend it unless you’re sure about it.

@ where did you travel?Thailand, Malaysia, Singapour, Japan, Korea, Australia, New Zealand, and most of Europe is no problem to buy films have them processed and even get your files on email or sms.

You’re naming countries not cities. When I traveled to Thailand the only place was Bangkok, places like Phuket didn’t have any, let alone the rural regions I went to in the north. I went to Sicily, Italy. No film no lab. Surinam, no film no lab. You can probably find a film store and a lab in a lot of countries. But then you have to plan your trip around being able to go to a lab/film store.

@ I guess if you go to Hurricane Utah you probably will not find what you’re looking for perhaps like in Phuket or Taormina, in my Country if you go to such place like Davos or Zermatt you will not find the film you want or a lab. Traveling requires a bit of planning. Nice photographing week end to you!

Haha nah just like the hat 😂

Thank you glad you enjoyed it mate! I don’t know haha I think it’s a good way to see how others edit their lab scans and what’s possible! 🙏🏼

Yeah it’s beautiful for close ups for sure! With that bellows system 😍. I’m still in doubt between the Mamiya 7 and the Hasselblad. Got to think a little more on it 🤔

Might check that out! 👀

Thanks a lot mate! Always appreciate the comment 🙏🏼

Love your work bro always supporting 🙏🏼

Yeah it’s heavy. That’s why I don’t bring it outside a lot anymore… But in the studio it’s an amazing camera! Thanks for all the support my man 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Thank you for watching mate! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

I don't see why it doesn't lend to manual exposure? This camera can be used totally manual, and if you want to compensate just set the ISO rating a stop lower or higher. It's true that they are older cameras, but that also means for a beginner they are a bit cheaper.

@@TIPSinc01 The whole selling point of the AE1 when it came on to the market, and the reason I bought one in 1976 (I still have it, though it has developed a problem) was that it was the first SLR to offer shutter priority metering system at I time when everyone else sold aperture priority SLRs. The AE1 can do manual metering, but it's cumbersome, and bearing in mind that you're recommending this to beginners. This is the manual metering process: Select your shutter speed, move the aperture ring off "A" on to the aperture scale, and half-depress the shutter button. The aperture/exposure pointer in the viewfinder should shift to indicate the f-stop that the camera would use for that shutter speed when in Auto mode. You then set the f-stop on the aperture to ring, or select a different f-stop of course. Hardly svelte.

@@urbanimage sure I agree on it not being the smoothest manual experience. But it’s definitely possible in my opinion. I think it’s good for a beginner because it has those priority/auto options but also capable of being manual. A beginner to film, but maybe also to photography in general could use those a lot before going fully manual.

I wouldn't recommend that lol but it's possible. Of course it depends on how sturdy you are but overall the mirror slap and and heft of the camera will need a more steady situation. I really think that for a lot of people who like to shoot SLR's the Pentax 67 is a very good option. I also didn't have any issues with the flash sync speed, but I never have also not on rangefinders.

Thanks! Ja past toch wel in de setting hè! Vind die ook tof geworden.

Yeah it’s a workout! So you bought those 7ii’s in a reasonable time? Or were they still expensive at that time?

Ah sad to hear! Don’t know where you can get one of those. But if you live in the Netherlands you can go to Fotohandel Delfshaven for service and repairs.

@@TIPSinc01 Thanks, friend. I'm out of Chicago, Illinois these days. It'll get sorted out in time, thanks for the recommendation all the same!

@ hopefully you’ll get it fixed soon!

The colors can be adjusted to a certain point, not infinite. Better to start off with a good scan and DSLR scanning is the way for me!

Thank you! I used the Godox trigger for the flash units on top of a simple hot shoe to flash cable.

@@TIPSinc01 Thank you!

Yeah it’s a beast. But worth trying out for sure!

Also a nice camera!

Thanks my friend for the comment! Appreciate that a lot! Yeah the quality is amazing, but it's a beast to hold. Not like you would hurt your arms but you'll definitely feel the weight. Beautiful camera for sure!

Haha sharp! But I’ve owned the RB67 for a lot of years already. But you might guess what the last episode is going to be about 👀

Very nice! The M2 combo is good too, why consider upgrading? Just curious! 🙌🏼

@ mostly to have a similar experience while shooting. Same tools, same expectations. With the M2’s manual frame counter, it can be bumped while in your bag or over the shoulder and throw off your placing. It’s a small reason, but if you finish a whole roll in one setting, it’s not a problem. I would be fine with an M4/M4-2,M4-P, but M6s have been more prevalent on the second hand market in recent months.

@ yeah I feel you on that! You’re going to put two different focal lengths on them?

@ yeah I do 28mm & 50mm.

@ Nice!

Yes, but some people do like the look of it.

Thanks a lot mate! That roleiflex is a beautiful camera and I think you’ll enjoy it for sure. 6x6 is incredible, but you have to love it. I do lol 😂. The mamiya 7 has a hefty price for sure.. so you’ll need to be sure about that before buying it. I would recommend using the rolleiflex for a while and after that see if it’s worth it or not! Have fun 🙏🏼

Btw. Always a good idea to check out the store in Delft. It’s beautiful 😍

Thanks a lot! Yes it’s a lot of money. But I do understand those who buy it.

@TIPSinc01 Indeed, great images you've got there!

@@studiojege287 thanks a lot mate!

Thanks mate! Yes it’s not satisfying at all. But that also brings some positives with it. Low shutterspeeds and all.

Yeah do that! The best way to see if this camera works for you!

You’re very welcome! Thanks for watching!

Thanks man! Definitely worth a try!

Nice! What kind of work do you shoot with it?

@ I’m working on the idea that I’m a photojournalist covering my life. The key is to try and live an interesting life! I want to work towards some conceptual photography which I’ll begin in the Spring. Check out my channel, some vids of my work up there. More to come! Environmental portraits video with the Mamiya 7ii up next!

Thanks man! Yeah it’s such a good camera for sure!

Yeah it definitely is! & thanks a lot mate!

What kind of work do you shoot with it?

Yeah in the end I think you can use it for anything. But some are just better suited for other purposes. It’s such a good camera so I might consider it still!

Haven’t tried those before but have seen some good results with the higher end ones.

Thanks a lot! Yeah and I do love it 😍

Thanks! It’s such a good camera.. and you might be right on some of those 👀

I'm looking forward to! 🥳

Thanks mate! Yeah sometimes you have to look it up, no shame in that haha 😂

Yeah I love it too. Such a beautiful camera 😍😍😍

Haha mooi verwoord, dankjewel! 🙏🏼

Yo thanks man! I really liked it too. Might do more like this then. 🙏🏼

@TIPSinc01 Like the fancy mic strap also 😎😁🤣

@ 😂😂😂

Love to hear that man thanks! 🙏🏼

Appreciate that a lot my friend 🙏🏼

Ey thanks bro! Glad you enjoyed it! 🙏🏼

Thanks a lot mate! 🙏🏼

I think I left it on yes!

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Yeah love that one too! <3

In my understanding it speeds up the workflow. Definitely when you have shot all the frames in the same light condition. That way the colors will match more with each other. And yes that's a perfect way to do it, start off somewhere and see what you like. In your case those presets work well! Thanks a lot mate!

Thanks man yeah I had to take that one! Glad how it turned out. 🙏🏼