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Very interesting! Thanks for sharing

How do you get the White space around the photo for Instagram? Thx

Thank for the video. I am also planning to get tiles for my patio. please let me know how are these holding up after cetain period of time.

Hi! I am planning on getting these for balcony & would love to know how they are holding up! Do they get super dirty at all?

Hi Luciana, I really liked your vlogs 😍😍keep it up 👍👍

i love the rebel or eos 300 here. underrated film camera.. I really like the olympus 35sp

I would be interested in a long-term experience report. How are the plates doing? Does the color remain approximately the same as at the beginning? Do the plates ripple in the sun?

Thanks for this. Would be great to see an updateb

Loved your video!!! 💜

The tape trick is ingenious !!! Thanks for sharing ❤

If you are having focusing problems, your rangefinder may be misaligned.

It's no longer strong xP back in the days 10 years ago it used to be 8% like any beer called strong.... shame that you didn't left link to your first video:) yes you are totally right polish cooking is totally back to the root simple ... use best ingredients not over doing it ... bring best of simple ingredients join them together and create masterpiece... regarding deserts... we are at another level :) it's old tradition of every house wife baking something to compete with neighbour.... etc... if you are fan of bake off... go to Poland. Cakes deserts etc... even little snaks in poland are huge... lots od time home made...

6:36 WHAT! That tape trick is brilliant! I'm 100% dowing that from now on!

"Pierogi" is just the (plural) word for dumplings in Poland, or rather for any half-circle filled wrapper. Gyoza are dumplings. Rissóis are dumplings. A calzone is a big pieróg.

Are you still using this camera? If so, how does it hold up?

Correction Poland is Central Europe not eastern 😆

Warka strong 🙈🙈🙈🙈

I appreciate her trying to review Polish culture and food...but its like watching a Chinese person talking about Irish culture and food lol🙄👉

Pyszne.. uwielbiam.. polska kuchnia najlepsza na świecie.. żadne pizze.. makarony... śmieciowe burgery.. Polska żywność najlepsza

How do you compose with the Tape please ?

Thank you for taking the time to show what you enjoy doing.

my favourite polish restaurant

Hey! Nice tips… can you please explain the tape method? Thanks!

Fajny film Pozdrawiam

Potatos are lighter then pasta.

Central... Central european country :D

Interesting camera, how does this compare to the Olympus Trip?

Hello! Great job!! Where did you buy the turquoise chairs? I searched on ikea but couldn't find them, what's their name?

The dumplings in borsht are called "uszka" direct translation is "ears" but the word in Polish is made with diminutive, so you may even call it "little ears", since the name is meant to sound smaller and cute

Very nice recipe. 👌 Looks delicious. Very creative. 😊 Thanks for sharing👍...

I wish they came black, do they get dirty easily

hi i have the same camera but the battery cover is seized. do you know how to open it?

My wife got hers as a 21st B'day present, from Japan, its still in near-mint condition.

Very lovely :) unique, much different from most ikea patio makeovers here on UA-cam

This was awesome! Really enjoyed 🔥🙏🏽 - KLC X KLG

cracking video mate nice sample shots, I have the oly 35SP, love it to bits I made some of my fave episodes using this camera it's stunning. I do have a slight issue with it at the moment with a film winding problem that I'm trying to iron out. I like to use a handheld meter with mine works a treat. Liked and subbed kind regards Paul.

How was it during winter season?

Hope this year you get even more favorite photos.

Adorei o vídeo. Obrigado.

That was my first camera which started me in photography until this day. This was back I believe, in 1979. I had been recently married and going to Disney World. I had no idea how to use it so I bought a couple of then $1.50 Kodak booklets called the Here’s How books and got hooked into Photography. About 25 years later, wondering what I ever did with the camera, a co-worker one day said to my that he still had the camera that I had sold to him. He said he never used it. I bought it back from him for $20. It came with the original manual and cover. It’s still looks brand new. I have much to be grateful to this camera. me

This looks very pretty! How hot do the tiles get in the summer?

Greetings from the Philippines. Thanks for the tips! I cant decide between Altappen rubber and Runnen Wood one but now that you mention it. I have a dog too... so maybe it is best that I get the Altappen one and yes its a lot cheaper too! Love what you guys did. Great job! Love the trellis and artificial plants. I might just do the same!

I keep on reading on website that the tiles start to bulge up with high heat, is this your experience as well?

Keep in mind that rangefinders sometimes shift out of proper calibration and need to be adjusted. If that's the case, no matter how perfectly you'll focus the rangefinder patch in the viewfinder, your photos will still end up slightly out of focus.

Great job! How are the tiles holding up?

I've used the sp35 for years and now have the black version, awesome camera and lens. Particularly great for fast street photography in auto mode.

I have the same model camera. And I think you chose exactly the right camera for you style. The Oly SP-35 is a brilliant camera and is my favourite out of the three rangefinder cameras I own.

Awesome video. Try the olympus XA next. I love it.

Fun and useful information Thank you