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HC110 what dilution, time and temp?

Ok, I'm gonna be the party pooper here : 1) Clickbait title, because it gives the impression that you're actually gonna get images in color. 2) 15 min of you wandering around, with no pictures in the middle to keep viewers entertained. 3) A number of grainy, uninteresting pictures at the end, and no big revelation : pretty much everyone interested in film knows that you can develop any kind of color film in B&W soup. So, sorry, but I wouldn't recommend this video, for all the reasons listed above.

James, is your lens you’re using a macro lens, or do the extension tubes you added between your lens and the camera correct the fact that it is not a macro lens?

an American icon lost to time :(

Hi I have a camera just like that I was wondering where I can transfer the pictures?

Do you ever encounter issues with the film advancement? I seem to always get stuck around shot 8/9. Would love advice!

very late to the party here…my camera does not have the thing on the bottom to open the back and load film. I am struggling figuring it out

I wish you had covered more of the shipwreck museum. I can't recommend that place highly enough and you really should stop by when you are in the UP.

Great video. Thank you

K64 (ASA) means in DIN : 19° or (ISO64/19) film speed. Those known legacy (lol I mean legendary of course) Super8 film rolls named "K40" from Kodak had a 17°DIN speed.

I have a fuji camera and am concerned that it will skew the colors of the slide with the film sim stuff. What settings to you use?

Obviously James got money or something of value for this review. I will tell you this: DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM SUNNY16. They are dishonest. I purchased their Voyager bag and it was promised by a specific date. It came almost a week later after I purchased an alternative and left the country. My son refused the shipment at the USPS and the item was returned unopened. SUNNY16 REFUSED TO CREDIT MY ACCOUNT. No explanation. No communication. Just stonewalled me. Check out their rating at the BBB - it is a big, fat "F" because they've screwed others out of their money the same way.

Bokeh of Minolta is better Soft Round. Unlike Canon here

The shutter probably needs to have any oil cleaned off, then have carbon powder put in it's place so it won't freeze

I have three rolls of Kodachrome II film from the 80s. Tomorrow I will attempt to use it.

Hey guys, thanks for sharing this video Great work great photographs Really enjoyed it

Great presentation indeed.Thanks for sharing👍

This was such a weird camera to come across. I have a Yashica D and was thinking what if they had a medium format slr without a removable back. Like a tlr without the second lens for maximum compactness.This is such a cool camera with so many quirks and fun facts.

I have thought about selling mine many times and have even listed it, but I could never do it.

Is it me, or are there a lot of apparent light leaks many of these shots? Fun video...I'm thinking of picking up a C220...as that somehow my mint Yashica Mat 124G fell off its strap one day and hit the ground hard right on the focusing plane and lenses.... I really want another TLR...

Your developing time is very short. You should try 15 mins next time.

How does one trigger a strobe?

Just bought one. This was helpful and I am headed to shoot tomorrow. DO you have one of a shoot that you have done with this camera? Thanks. Very helpful.

Haha, funny story. I was looking into getting a Kodak Brownie Hawkeye to go with my Kodak Brownie Motion film camera when I realized you're across the river from me. Lol. I'm in Sarnia. 😆

I was a little surprised when Emmett was mentioned, and assumed it was another Emmett somewhere until I saw the Bisco’s sign. Grew up in Richmond and thankfully never went to Bisco’s, but it’s a local legend.

It doesn't tilt and shift. it only tilts. It's not a perspective correction lens, which would have both tilt and shift and cost about eight to tens times more.

Tank not canister.

Are you still as happy with the bag 1 year later? The ads have popped up for me and I'm considering buying. But my concern with this smaller company I've never heard of is the bag not being durable and long lasting.

Great video. Love your clarity and communication of knowledge!

DId you try with a more closed aperture? I'm curious to see how the glow reacts with a different aperture. I like when at f22 the lights make stars on the street.

Thanks for sharing!

Hey guy. I Love this video you.made. My dad also invested in my hobby back in 96. I also experience dysfunctional cameras from time to time. 😊. The joys of old cameras. I can't relate to the cold weather I'm from Capetown South Africa. we.may see snow on the highest mountain peak in winter but we mainly have summer and we love the out doors and vintage cameras.

I was 9 months old in December, 1955. Mom had just purchased the very same Brownie outfit, mostly to document ME! She used it for years and years, all three of us, Verichrome pan because it cost less. Yup. I bought one almost new in the yellow box. Just. Like. Mom's.

Hi, I see that you processed the image with capture one. What is your process on it? I also use C1 but see different thoughts about it to convert the negatives. Unfortunate there is no negative lab pro for C1. And as im using Windows the toolbox add on created by Michael wilmes is not available for me either. Do you Just swap the Black and White points and color balance from there or do you use any otter method? Kind regards

That was fun to watch. I got hold of 18 rolls of K64 a few months ago, not knowing what it was. Your results give me hope!

Great video. Is there still a Film Washi group on Facebook? I've not been able to find them.

Boy you can really see how sensitive this film is on the right side of images. A light leak perhaps?

JJC makes a similar device for about half the price. The JJC system is a bit more fiddly as it uses a plastic film holder instead of a feed system but it can also do mounted 35mm slides.

got a similar deal myself at an estate sale a few weeks back(hawkeye + flash, roll of verichrome) although my roll was completely sealed and unexposed, been incredibly sparing with shooting it lol

Awesome!! Thank you for sharing! Truly a beautiful spot for taking photographs. About how far are you from the parking lot? Thanks again... Great Job!!👍

With a digital camera, you can just bracket. It costs you nothing, unlike with a film camera. Also, there's a lot of room to fix minor problems in post-processing. Would a real film shooter accept iPhone as hi Seconic double? I doubt that.

Which lens are you using.

thank you...

I just shot 67 year old Ansco black and white film and the results were better than I expected they could be.

No stop bath? Nice job, great images!

I just purchased a kodak brownie 2a model c with a unused roll of this in it, the glue on the sticker to keep it up undid. Do you think it's still ok, or would it be a waste to even try it. It's still rolled up but 🤷‍♂️ idk

My grandfather is a photographer and he's pretty happy his bathroom doesn't need to be a darkroom

Amazing video and walkthrough. Thanks a lot. Much appreciated. 🙏

What happened id the film still on the side same in won't get back into the canister?

Cleaning stuff out, I just found a shot (but undeveloped) roll of Kodachrome. Based on the stuff that was with it, I imagine its from the period of time I lived in London in the mid 1990s. Any thoughts on trying to get it developed?