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As a digital Leica guy I really enjoyed the content of this video. Don’t be worried about using your old lenses on the M11 you will probably really like the results

this is VERY LITTLE about the Valoi and mostly about using negative lab pro. That part is good but I wanted to know more about Valoi and how it compares to other units.

Sublimely presented, Jahan. I was considering a Flatbed, but given the less expensive Valoi equipment (I've just finished researching their 360 system), I'd consider the latter to be a no-brainer, & frankly, I have thousands of negatives - a remnant of shooting 35mm exclusively over forty years, it is about time I rendered a digital catalogue of same. Combined with D & P 35mm film stock myself, this will add another exciting dimension to the process; it's a win-win scenario !

How do you do the final rinse using the Ago?

Checking and checking and again and still it fails, this ain't real. Shove that Intrepid into the bin.

can I swap lenses if there is already a film in my camera?

Loved this! Great shots.

Excellent video! Loved the thoughts on film vs digital.

Thank you for keeping it straight forward and simple.

Important to note: if doing at home, you need an adapter for your sink that allows a force washer to hook onto the faucet tip.

Here's a big savings for bulk film: Eastman XX in 400'. Downsides are it may not be available everywhere, and it won't fit in a 100' bulk loader. Still waiting to try bulk loading myself !

Thanks for the review, do you still use it? any long term experiences?

Months later, still watching this Video, trying to make that decision between M10-P and M11-P :-)

nice video very helpful what software do you recommend?

$400?? CRAXZZY

Mega Video, vielen Dank dafür! :) Besitze schon ein Slim Lite Pano Leuchtbrett von Kaiser (wie du auch kurz im Video gezeigt hast). Würde dieses gerne mit dem Valoi Equipment verwenden, frage mich aber grade, wie es da mit dem Abstand zu besagtem Leuchtbrett ausschaut. Das optionale Licht von Valoi passt ja perfekt in die dafür vorgesehen Halterung. Das Kaiser aber natürlich aufgrund der Größe nicht. Dumm gefragt: stelle ich den Advancer dann einfach auf das Kaiser Leuchtbrett? Macht der daraus resultierende größere Abstand (k)einen Unterschied?

You mention the time it takes, I did all my B&W's for years and with practice, it only 5 or 6 minute per roll. I never had a problem, technical or self induced.

I really would love to own an SLR but I still can't afford it, processing and printing is way too much for me to spend on

can you scan a single, cut 35mm negative? can you scan a cut negative strip 5 or 6 images long?

Five years ? It's a bit long, I usually develop for 5 to 12 or 20 minutes, one hour for stand development, but I never tried 5 years... 🙂

excellent video!

I don’t understand how you avoid using a bag or loading in a darkroom. Can you please show or describe this process?

what happens if you don't fix tx for 7 min?

Really excellent video.

How would you recommend using manual focus? Just punch in, focus on the grain and shoot?

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The startup time problem is not as big an issue on other brands. Leica has fallen behind in a few ways.

When one goes too far to the point of being hypocritical. Your ecological point for not using film is beyond absurd. You know what, maybe it will be also good to not use electricity and soap and that is probably few million times worst than film. People shoot film because it looks like, well, shooting film. They want that result. If one doesn't want or need film, then digital is obvious solution. Babbling on youtube is just that, babbling....same as my comment. And digital Leica doesn't have any advantage except only to tickle somebody's ego...Film one is another story.

People can and should go on photographing with film without ever considering the ecological impacts.

Have you experienced any vignetting with this setup? Im seeing people mentioning this with the Easy35, which is the only thing holding me back from buying it at this moment.

Taking a picture with the Easy360 is easy but the actual workflow of moving the scanned negatives to the computer and then using some software to convert to positive, white balance ets appears very time consuming. You have to post process it for each picture. Then there is an issue of dust removal that dedicated negative/slide scanners can do but this will not. I wonder if it is worth the effort comparing to the dedicated scanner.

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Hat das Gerät auch eine Vorrichtung für Filmstreifen?

Very thoughtful insight into photography. Moral and financial dilemmas . I also have used film for most of my life and have struggled with the film process v the digital. At the end of the day I have decided to shoot film as a passion that makes me happy and shoot digital to get the job done, there is room for both.

Thanks for this video. I’m switching from another scanning system to the Valio 360. I’m curious, in which direction do you load the negatives? Shiny side up or matte side up?

There's nothing faster about this method compared to a flatbed scanner especially if you don't have a dedicated space for the setup. Plus, it's very finicky all that mirror thing, horizon level.. etc.. and NLP is not so reliable..

Worldwide bitcoin mining consumes 3x the electricity of Denmark and that is solely for this single crypto. Cloud storage of Apple or Google needs own nuclear power plants. Energy consumption for manufacturing of micro chips, SSDs or camera sensors is off the roof insane high, electric cars have at least double the footprint of their combustion pendants. I’m engineer (MScEng), don’t believe everything they tell you and definitely don’t worry about EFP (ecological foot print) of film and chemicals used.

I'd love to eventually see some kind of organic sensor which behaves more like film. I'm not sure it's even possible hahah.. but a least it may give some soul back to otherwise dull digital files.

I loved you trying to put a roll of film into the battery compartment. Would make a great spoof clip.🤣 Interesting content. Thank you.

Looking great. Since I've just started Film (35mm), it might be the One for me. 😊

Such a great magazine!😊

I must say I have really liked most of your well-weighted comments, not just on photography, film and digital cameras, AI and more in-depth comments about the nature of constraints (not just in photography), the future of photography and where it could lead us to. I am a Kriya Yoga and Tai Chi teacher, Wim Hof Method instructor and I love photography. Keep up what you are doing because it brings not just beauty but a lot of insight to whoever watches and listens carefully. Take care!

Great video. I immediately though the m10-d would be a great for you as it’s a very analog experience.

How does Valoi equipment fare when scanning color slides? There is a lot of info about scanning films (color or BW negatives) but very few if any about slides.

Tye tones it gives is like the ones from picture encyclopedia that I view at the library before

This is the most thorough test I’ve seen on black and white exposure and developing. There are great videos out there but there’s usually at least 1 or 2 variables they decide to not bother with which makes the results less conclusive. I’ve been shooting tri- x forever before it was renamed 400tx. I’ve also noticed recently the rebate on my contact sheets are nearly black when I exposed the paper for max black. So confused as to what they’re doing since tri-x in 120 seems to be normal. I thought my paper developer was bad or I wasn’t developing long enough. Tri-x also seems to be at a minimum a true 200 speed film or even less. Maybe 160. Apparently it used to be marketed as a 200 speed film. My recent hp5 contacts have been near perfect at 400 with extremely bright film rebates with clear sharp text. I’m always on the fence about switching to hp5. I also gave pan f+ another go and it’s now my go to low speed film at 32iso. I’ll be bulk loading soon. Thanks for this great video. Are you shooting tri-x consistently at 200? What’s your go to development time? Mine has always been 9.75m in d76 1:1 or 7min in rodinal 1:25

loved the opening and closing shots in this!