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Great video !

Great video❤ Full introduction to the Canon Modes😮 Very detailed video which apperantly took you a lot of effort🏅 Thank you for your passion Yassen🌟

Nice video. But the explanation is flawed. Always check the development times given in the data sheets (for the combination FP4+ and Ilfosol it is 4.15 min. - not 5). I recommend using the Massive Dev app with many combinations of films and developers. Most developers (like Ilfosol) can only used once, while stop bath and fixer can be used many times. If you use a stop bath you don't need to use water in between (but many people just use just water instead of a stop bath, using both is a waste of time). -- Washing aid helps you to avoid water streaks on the film. It does not(!) replace washing the film. Use the Ilford method for washing: Fill the tank with water, do 5 inversions, empty the tank, fill the tank with water, do 10 inversions, empty the tank, fill the tank with water, do 20 inversions, empty the tank, fill the tank with water, add a few(!) drops of washing aid, discard after a minute or so. -- "Agitation"/"Inversion" means smoothly(!) turning the tank upside down and back again, not just shaking it a bit back and forth. Ilford recommends inverting the tank for the first 30 seconds, then for 10 seconds every minute while developping and fixing the film.

Fuck off with that ai bullshit

It's an exciting and useful video! Thank you very much!

Thank you for the exciting video!

Very clear explanation and amazing photos. What lens do you use? Is the standard Canon A1 lens good for nature photography? Thanks

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Please dont let the advance lever slap back, always handle it carefully. It cold break the camera

how do you look at the pics you took

Just got one for my Birthday, can't wait to use it 😊

Rubbish AI commentary

Do not throw the trigger, but pull it back gently. The camera even with Soviet lenses gives an excellent picture. If it is handled with care and the film is inserted tightly, it can last a long time.

When loading film into the Praktica, just pull the film up to the green dot and not any further, lay the film on the spool below this metal thingy, so that this metal thingy stays fully visible. Then close the cover, wind once, pull the trigger, wind again. Now you can start shooting and this way get up to 39 exposures on an 36 exposures film.

Hello sir,I had question which camera would be better Praktica MTL3 with pentacon 50mm f/1.8 OR Vivitar v3000s with vivitar 50mm f/1.7

I hate this camera so much that I actually love it. I went above and beyond to get one CLA back and forth from Australia to Germany and I don't regret anything. It's a joy to use and the 80mm Tessar lens... it's mind-blowing good.

I have a Praktica super TL. A bit heavy but feels well built. I still yet to buy film and use it.

Very cool.

You didn’t load the film properly, you need to make sure the film catches onto the gears.

You should put down rewind knob as soon as you have inserted cassette so when you wind on you can see film is advancing.

Имам Praktica MTL 5B, която е абсолютно еднаква с MTL 5. Разликите между двата модела са, че MTL 5 използва живачна батерия PX 625 за светломера, докато при MTL 5B се използват алкална(LR 44) или сребърна батерия (SR 44). Другата разлика е, че при MTL 5 има гнездо за синхронизация на светкавицата.

Still impressive💪

It’s not the rewind lever, it’s the advanced wide lever

Thank you for this video. My late uncle had one and I now have it. The aperture mechanism on the 50mm lens is frozen, but I will have it repaired. Other than that, it appears in mint condition. I look forward to bringing this camera back to life. Cheers from Nova Scotia, Canada!

When I bought one, just out of curiosity, I was already then a pro over 20 years. Within 5 minutes, i thought, 'another use less gadget" Up till this very day, when I am outside , I still don't need a light meter. Example, when it's sunny, the light is the same all over our planet.

Cool video about a great old camera! But man, that AI voice-over is just terrible.

Applauses Yasen📸📸 Great video ☀ I learned so much about this amazing Canon camera. I have been many times to Fleet Street and never realised what its history was about

the bends in the bars supporting the camera do not let me close it. am i doing something wrong?

Just hit slowli the battery cover and try with a coin or bigger screwdriver.

Very fond memories... Thank you for the video.

What a fantastic video.

I have several of the Practika cameras, including one MTL5 that is still new in the box. While not as refined as many of the Japanese cameras of the time, I find the quality to be quite good and with the M42 screw mount, the lens selection seems endless. Thanks for a very good and interesting video.

Very useful video as usual😊

Thank you Yasen

This was so incredibly helpful, thank you

There are not many 6x6 medium format SLRs that physically resemble normal 35mm SLR. Typically, they are in modular box form (Hasselblad, Bronica, etc). And the Noritar 66 with the famous 80/2 is really expensive nowadays. Well... perhaps I'll try the Pentacon Six.

I have several different models and they are all very solid. like my Alpa cameras, the shutter release is on the front of the camera body and falls naturally under my finger. The M42 mount means that there are hundreds of lenses available. Good camera, good review.

This is one of my favorite cameras and I have been using them since they were first introduced in the 60s. I have owned several over the years. I currently have a 35S with a Sonnar lens loaded with either slide or color print film and two of the original 35s. Their Tessar lenses love black and white film, so one has Ilford HP5 and the other Kodak Tri-X.

bought one recently, great video!

I have one of these and would dearly love to use it. How did you resolve the size issue with the film spool? Thanks!

Another fine video! And another fine camera… thanks for highlighting it… it’s one of my favorite medium format cameras!

Great review & history!! My Praktica Super TL, was the first vintage camera that I bought about 2015, when I got back into film photography, and started collecting cameras! I now have several Super TLs, and at least one of almost every KW, & Praktica camera made…. I still love my Super TL with it’s Meyer Optik Oreston 1.8, 50mm lens….. super! Thank you.

Thank you for your new series!

Another camera model series from the former GDR would be the Exakta Varex/VX series, especially the Exakta Varex IIb. The first model in this series was the world's first single-lens reflex camera (SLR) to be launched on the market, the Kine Exakta. In particular, its compact design and its wealth of functions and interchangeable viewfinders, as well as the extraordinary symbiosis of lenses and shutter release is more than ingenious. A video about it would be more than worthwhile, especially if you get into the cameras of the former GDR with the Praktica Super TL and the Pentacon Six TL, the Exakta Varex IIb should not be missing. Incidentally, I own both the Pentacon Six TL and the Ihagee Exakta Varex IIb myself and am more than satisfied with them.

🎉❤ my favourite video series. Thank you for the hard job Yasen😊

The Praktika super TL was also marketed in the USA as the Cavalier Super TL with the excellent Meyer Optik 50 mm f1.8 lens designed by Dr. Paul Rudolf. It was my first 35 mm camera. The light meter button also stopped down the lens so you could actually see the depth of field.

Best video 👌 Well done Yasen Tsonev Entertainment 😁

Amazing movie! Thank you!

Very educative video🎉🎉Always great videos from Yasen 🍾

Amazing movie as usual, Yasen!