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WOW! Such beautiful shots! Did you have to edit a lot to get these results?

Beautiful compositions!

Where ist this place?

The lens in your video is called the Dual Range DR, the Rigid does not have the capability for short focus. Both do have the same optical design...!

No.

300? i can buy it per 20$ with roll of film/

I got myself a mju ii at a flea market last week for the amazing price of only 1€. Its an amazing little camera yet it is very hard for me to understand what justifies a 200€-300€ price point. For a plastic point and shoot camera they are severely overpriced...

Nice video dude! But why are there no people around? 😅

Thanks for sharing. I have been there three times. 1) How came no other tourists? 2) Who took the video of you?

Wonderful! Did you rate it at 800 too?

Loved the video, really nice photos, nothing come close to the shooting experience of Leica M

so cool video!! are you allowed to pitch a tent there???

Great camera. I bought mine new when everyone was going digital and before film cameras became trendy again. But, I’m more interested in what you used to record this video. Great quality!

😮😮😮😮😮😮.Those images look too incredible.

Absolutely amazing joel. Visit k2 and Nangaparbat view point from one place. Whenever you start a short solo trip of 4-5 days, Moses Peak is a must. It is a 5300m height۔ from the top of moses pea which you can see the views of the K2 world second highest peak in the world, Nangaparbat, K6 k11 and K 12 views in one frame. best time from May to October. This is a family tracked.its open Zone, one did not need a trekking permit or have to pay Royalty fee to climbed this Mountain tower

Really nice. Love these frames and especially the compositions. It looks to warm for Portra. Did you push yellows into your edits? Great work. J

Great video!! Which month did u do the hike. Must be awesome to have the place all to yourself.

Just got mine today for 10 euros on a flea market, im so hyped to shoot with it

When did you hike here? In what month?

you wanted to say Over 300? ^^

The Mju has the aesthetic that I love, very nostalgic. Even my phone is set to capture that aesthetic.

So beautiful video 😍

Awesome video! My granddad gave me all of his cameras a while ago, and this was one of those. I had no idea it was this good!

How the heck was nobody there on your way up and overnight and at sunrise

I liked the video, good advice.

Enjoyed watching the video

wanna be u when i grow up

Great video 🙂👍

The Leica… for sure

Is a Rolls Royce worth the asking money? All cameras do the same thing a few, very few do it in style.

Laughs in 2023

Beautiful video you have inspired me to go here thanks so calming to

Great shots! I just got one boxed for 10 dollars lol I don’t shoot film so I’m going to gift it to my brothers wife’s sister.

Beautiful video. Where were you taking this beautiful footage?

Bro im scared just seeing you on the edge like that. That looks insane

Amazing footages! Breathtaking!

where is the location you took all these pictures?

What was your conclusion on the two cameras?

It's beautiful! What time of year is this?

Amazing video and stunning shots!! I love it 😍 Could you tell me where you got this cap? The shot of the sand at 2:27 is my favorite

Hi, Are there water streams on the way to refill water bottle?

Good place for remake of Shawshank 😮

you took great photo and great view. I can see your passion is so high

Jesus, that Mju camera, which is filled with (breakable) electronics and (equally breakable) plastic gearing had cost the same $250 when it was new, some 25 years ago, that's ridiculous...

what a waste... there was no comparison... seeing some images on youtube without actually looking at the negs and scans to compare the details, like sharpness, acutance, micro contrast etc.. some colour shifts isnt a comparison.. and for all we know you may of edited them anyway! Poor

how many of these did you use the spot meter mode, and how many are edited ?

you make amazing videos bro

beautiful video bro , you are welcome too

veldig vakker. jeg liker😊

Before my M6, I used the following point & shoot 35mm cameras: Canon Sure Shot with 38mm f/2.8 fixed lens Nikon L35 AF with 35mm f/2.8 fixed lens Both produced excellent images but were not rugged enough for daily use. Before my M6, I used the following fixed-lens 35mm rangefinder cameras: Minolta Hi-Matic 9 with fixed 45mm f/1.7 lens Canon Canonet QL17 G-III with fixed 40mm f/1.7 lens Both were rugged enough for daily use and both produced excellent images but I also needed more than one focal length. Before my M6, I used the following 35mm rangefinders with interchangeable lenses: Argus C-3 with 35mm f/4.5, 50 f/3.5, and 100mm f/4.5 lenses Contax G1 with 21mm f/2.8, 28mm f/2.8, 45mm f/2, and 90mm f/2.8 lenses Both were rugged enough for daily use. The Contax produced excellent images and the Argus produced acceptable images. However, since I did a lot of shooting in dim light, I also needed lenses that gathered more light. My Leica M6 met all my needs. It was rugged and dependable enough for daily professional usage. Also, its fast 21mm f/1.4, 35mm f/1.4, and 90mm f/2 lenses produced excellent images even in low light conditions. Therefore, for me, the Leica M6 was worth the money.