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the photo of the coin laundry is really nostalgic looking

Super nice pictures. Diving a bit into medium and large format photography leaves me amazed how good the quality of pictures was even back then. As it turns out the low quality that we see in history books may have been due to the poor printing quality of back in the day.

very nice video!!1

what a beautiful place ❤

Nice video Thank you

dont forget for us broke beginners, on my ae-1 program i can use the 10 second timer and tripod instead of the cable release and tripod

Enjoyable video. Thank you. RS. Canada

Where is this taken?

favorite focal length?

Hey, what did you used to film this video

after reading about WeeGee (Arthur Fellig) about 40 years ago, or more, ive wanted a Graflex Press Camera. he would have used a Speed Graphic with the focal plane shutter in addition to any shutter in the lens. i literally JUST got a 1955 vintage (first year of the Crown with the Graflex top range finder) and was going to test it with 120 roll film first so i got some film backs. wrong ones!!! anyway, i dont process film anymore (not since 1994) so its about $6 to soup up 4x5 plus shipping and handling and the WAIT! still need to figure if i put the bellows at the infinity stops or bring it all the way out on the rails. nice work

for those that came here and thinking about getting the kowa six: do it, it is a fantastic camera just keep in mind is about 50 years old by now and is going to need CLA and light seals in order to work properly, the viewfinder is bigger and brighter that the hassy and easier to focus

I love how calm you are and the way you slowly pace through everything with beautiful commentary. What's your tip for being so relaxed all the time?

to the security guy: "I'm sending these photos to Bin Laden."

beautiful!

Great video

Just get on with it and use the film....stop being dramatic 😂

Just a tip. When you advance the film on a Kowa Six don't use the flip out lever. It is a weak spot in the design.

Good video on so many levels. I'm 75 years old and started shooting B&W in the 50's. What makes a color photo great is what makes a B&W photo great. Color is just more information.

You won't believe this but I recently found this same camera and it also has a full roll of exposed film inside. I'm not where it's stored or I'd check to see what film is in it. But anyway, I thought this was remarkable. I'll develop the film later. Thanks for posting this. Update: My film is Kodacolor II which was made late 70's to early 80's.

Boring bla. bla.

Security guards are the ones who've failed the basic aptitude test to be a policeman.

is this bad advice for a newbie???

What did it cost

Etkar is a negative film C41, yet at 2:09 you show what looks to be a transparency frame complete with edge markers in colour positive? Do I presume you took a scanned positive image and inserted it within a layered frame of the edge rebates?

absolutely amazing colours. Ektar has a very limited light sensitivity margin ''latitude' but in most of your shot I would have easily push it 1 stop and still get great shots

love your videos and where you get to shoot! please make more!! :)

Bro was just about to cry in that ending 😂 all good man thanks for looking out for photographers tho

I've been doing some research for an event I am filming the end of this month, I have been looking for weeks on the perfect B&W look for the film, I wanted to say thank you for showing me this type of film, wishing you the best

Sorry you got hassled. That's happened. Stoked you met someone to shoot. You should take her to dinner. :)

would like to work were are you in ca what camera

So if it’s 100 speed, push it to 200?

The shot at 4:47 looks like a matte painting in the background of a movie from like the '30s.

Haha, being British a roll of HP5 in the 1990s cost £5.....shot loads of it. I mostly shot it at 500'ish.. Back in the day your could just mail your film off with a hand written note saying, "I've pushed this negative to 3200, please develope as you think." Imaginge that, my local pharmacy/chemist and you could send a message as to how you wanted your film developed and printed!

I absolutely love the picture on 4:10, I love the dark colors that almost over powers the light. Was that you pushing your film by 1 stop or was that at box speed ?

Thanks for the tips. My aging eyesight is making it very difficult to accurately focus even using the split circle.

I got a 5 pack of Ektar in 120 for £25 earlier this year. 1 has been used for hikes but the rest are in the fridge, ready for fall, along with 4 35mm rolls. Ektar is simply unbeatable at capturing those fall colors

Titles video about Deep South Sticks pinky toe across the mason dixon Jk but was expecting you to be around my parts for “deep” south.

Whoa, I just came here to see if the film stock was decent, and left with a whole load of creative inspiration for film photography, video, youtube content creation. Thank you ✌🏼

Does everyone have the need to say “I shoot film because it slows me down”? I’m sure there other reasons.

Sure glad that they didn't call it "HPV"

Well read the patriot act.

“Common sense”photography, as y’all like to say now! Know your rights 👍🏻

Just a little correction to a very common misunderstanding: You don’t get the same depth of field with a longer lens because the lens is longer, you get the same depth of field because you step further back. If you stand at 10 meters from your subject and take a photo at f/2.8, it’ll have exactly the same depth of field regardless of if you use a 100mm or a 15mm lens.

Just a doubt: something that bugs me, it's that for example, at 1:21, why is the lightining the same? to me, the f/1,8 should be lighter is it wrong to think this way? thanks!

Had so many people talk smack and have an ego trip over trying to tell me “oh you can’t shoot here” you can’t take pictures here.” Mostly it’s just ignorant people who don’t know photographers rights. Never miss an opportunity to get a shot that you know is good!

Bro you are Totally nailing the vibe in you videos with the paring of the music and color grading👌

What a genuinely beautiful video .

Love the vibe of this video everything about that location at that time of year is perfect! Also the thumbnail for this video looks sooooo good 😩

That is a huge haul of cameras. Nice variety, too.