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Really nice! Glad to find your channel

love it.

I like the snow cone shoot the best!!

I shot weddings for 20 years. The timeline for that was 1974 to 1994. Most of the weddings I shot during that time were shot with a Bronica s2a and five different nikor lenses made for that camera. Yes it was a difficult camera to use for weddings but it did a beautiful job and I developed a system that made it all work including a really decent tripod that was designed for a 4x5 camera which is sturdy enough to hold the Bronica and the Metz 60 CT flash unit that I used during the formal sessions. The resultswere amazing and even though I haven't shot weddings since 1994. I still have three of the large prints I made using that camera on my walls in my family room. It was a wonderful experience and I shot just under 300 weddings during that. Using the Bronica system. I also had a total of three Bronica s2as like I said five lenses plus a sixth leaf shutter lens and even a prism finder and a Polaroid back. When I think back on that it was a great time. Unfortunately I did sell them all in the mid-2000s because I knew I would never use them again.

Sounds like allan ruck as cameron fry😊

@Fotonaprawa_pl FOTOTECH in Warsaw can repair LCD and viewfinder on Ricoh R1 and Gr1

Out of interest, why do you have those pieces of wood in the accessory shoe and on the shutter release?

Pentax were watching

Hello. I just saw your video. And you did it very well. I like your camera too. I use a Canon Vi-L camera. But my Rangefinder double exposure has not smooth top and bottom edges. There is overlap. How should I fix it? But the left and right side ghosting edges are smooth. This camera model is beautiful and has a feel similar to Leica. I like very much.

what camera did you use to take the photos

Wear the strap.

This was VERY informative. Thank you. 🙌🏾🙌🏾

Quick tip from the hot humid south. You probably already know this. If your gear is cold from being inside an air conditioned space, put it in a zip lock bag and set it outside in a protected place like a garage until it reaches outdoor temp and it will be less likely to fog up.

Thank you! So glad I stumbled upon this video. I moved down here to Tampa 4 years ago and have so much to learn about the area. We will head to Treasure Island next weekend after watching this; camera in hand.

Great video just wondering what lens adapter you use? Is that a Nikon f mount lense? Cheers Jim

Looks like a fun trip! Isn't that Tarantino's cinema next to the Mexican restaurant? Area looks familiar from Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 😁

Have you pushed film before? If so, what film and how many stops did you push it? Comment below!

Which camera did you use? Thanks for sharing the results!

I cannot stand using flatbeds, I do camera scanning, but different strokes different folks. Check out my scanning process in the short I just posted today if you get a chance fellow film tuber! PEACE & LOVE!!

What is your favorite film to push? How many stops do you usually push it? Comment below!

Nice video. Keep up the good work. Not to burst your bubble, but print film is generally very forgiving of exposure. There are examples on line of film being shot over a seven stop range (3 slow, 3 fast and one correct). Once printed, they all look virtually identical. Now slide film is a different story.

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Cool video! I’ve noticed you were using a light meter app. Would my to share which one? ✌️

how did you get the light trails on the first shot?

Do you need to rinse the tank between the developer and blix or are you fine to pour the developer out and blix in right after?

any reason there's so much more spots and dust on the valoi scans?

After serving in the airfare for the last decade this video really made miss being home in Tennessee. Thankyou for showing off the beauty of my state. One question though, what setting were used to take these photos? did you overexpose? Great shots by the way

The Epson did a much better job.

Do you prefer color or B&W photography? Why? Comment Below!

hi, loved your cow photos.

Do you use critical focusing or zone focusing more when you are taking photos? Comment Below!⬇️

What camera do you take everywhere with you? Comment Below!⬇️

I used to travel to Europe on vacation every year, and i noticed all the other tourists would always be thinking about how to photograph or video everything, so they really only saw things through the viewfinder, basically looking forward to watching it all when they got home instead of seeing it when they were actually there. So i stopped taking cameras, so i could focus on BEING THERE.

Just saw one yesterday

Do you prefer to use Sunny 16 or use a light meter? Comment below!

Do you zone focus or critical focus more often? Comment below!

Literally the best app ever! Been using a lot of other apps that were just horrendous. This works perfect for me.

yo nice video I cannot lie, the audio sounded like you had a robotic reverb on your voice

Good point. Definitely stick to one colour type of film for a prolonged period. I am currently doing a full year in Black & White only. Canon P continues to bring joy

Do you have any other street photography tips? Leave them in the comments below!⬇️

nice reimann, I need go shoot some street photos

Nice video. Love the hot shoe cover!

Thankx for your video, great tips ! At the moment I am swapping everything constantly, camera, lenses, bw/color ... maybe I should stick witch one setup for a while to get more used to it.

My birthday is coming up! On my wish list is a lab grade kodak flexicolor 50gallon c41 kit. 🎉 just putting it out there

Thumbs up for the bossa nova.

It's much pleasure trying out all formats and a wide range of camera types as well. Because everything analogue is'old', the prices remain moderate compared to current technology. I owned such an Olympus Pen F as shown here - 35mm half format 18/24 - got as a minimum 72 shots per 36exp roll and up to 147 exp per lford HP5/72 roll;-)) With an Olympus OM-adapter I used fine OM-Zuiko lenses with crop factor 1.4x, so with 50mm according to 70mm portrait perspective. I loved the square medium format 6x6 with Yashicamat124G, Rolleiflex SL66, Hasselblad 500 C/M, Kowa Six, and Norita (Graflex) 6x6 - the latter in design and function like an enlarged 35mm SLR camera. Handheld outdoors even the Pentax 6x7 is great, and a Makina 67 is as comfortable to use as a Leica and even just as quiet. Anyway, today I only alternate between 35mm Nikon SLRs and half-format digital Nikons - for me the most favourable way, because I can use the same Nikkor lenses on both systems and have owned them before 50 years and more; that's sustainable and economically satisfactory;-))) @philosimot

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What does your camera rig consist of? Let’s talk about gear in the comments below!⬇️

Nice! Very cool.

Also I wanted to ask you this but do you use a colorimeter at all when it comes to your monitors and editing process or do you not have any experience in that ?