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I've just gotten into film photography and have yet to develop my first roll. Thank you for such a detailed video. I had questions with a lot of the other ones I've watched and this one just answered all of them.

Thank you for sharing this tip. It's been a great help.

Well, i almost botched my first time due to hubris, i tried loading some film i had developed previously on a reel before tried it with the real thing with no issues Soon as i was in the dark, i found one other feature that felt like those little nubs where you feed the film 😅 And then Amongst that frustration in the dark, i realized i had a light leak in my "dark room" (bathroom with a towel under the door jam & the lights turned off in my bedroom. Definitely getting a bag now But somehow my film appears to be okay! I may have panicked a bit, but your instructions were still plenty clear for me to follow even through all that. Thank you for the info!

I bought a brand new miniature Minox Lieca If camera several years ago for my collection, therefore I never used it, however over time that vulcanized rubber coating broke down and I had to remove it with 90% isopronyl alcohol. I have had other stuff brake down with this vulcanized coating, and for this is the reason I won't buy anything that has this vulcanized coating, as it is a garbage coating that will brake down over time, not to mention the poor engineering of this substance!

What is that mat called? A great video very interesting. There is a place to buy micro screwdriver sets but they are asking £70 do I need to spend that amount?

Rubbing alcohol doesn't always work. It only worked onetime for me. They say to use goo gone.

Can someone please tell me the name of the chemicals, because I can’t find the chemical mix he’s using in the video 😢

Hoppe's # 9, a gun cleaning solvent works too

what if you scan it as a positive in silverfast with 48bit HDR raw + as a tiff.. it wouldn't have a higher capacity to edit the rest in Lightroom?

hey, I’m wondering why you didn't export as a tiff to color correct in Lightroom for the silverfast photo, wouldn't it have saved more color information to edit with?

I’ve found that constant agitation at 80 degrees avoids streaks.

Don’t wind your film all the way into the cartridge when you rewind the film in camera.

Are you happy with the Mamiya, especially the lenses? I’d like to try a medium format but Rolleiflex(es?) became too expensive to justify it tbh

Awesome video, I wish color hadn’t become so absurdly expensive…

I just bought the stuff to follow this video and finally get started developing. State Film is awesome, but not for my bank account. Thanks for the awesome video!

Just come across your channel. Love your content and and videos. Excellent photography

disclaimer: don't put your lenses and cameras close to developing liquids even thou it looks cool on videos. Acid vapours or drops might spoil multicoating layer on glass or metal surfaces.

Wow. Padding your videos much? Geez. Alcohol & qtips and paper towels. Took you a whole 11 minutes to communicate this? Well at least you beat the 10-minute mark for the UA-cam algorithm. Sheesh

Thank you!

As someone that has recently come to own two 120 cameras, a Mamiya 645 AFD and a Fujifilm GA645Zi, I was already discovering the cost of this hobby. As a DIYer in all other things I thought I should give this a try and of course came to YT to find out how. At about $20/roll develop and scan it really starts to add up. What I did find though is that at least the Mamiya takes outstanding shots even without much work. I have my first roll in the other one still. My one other time attempting to develop film I was about 15 years old without any money to buy all the necessary items and it was a disaster. In the 55 years since I never tried again! This was a great video and gives me the courage to just try it. I have a roll of 120 film that was already in one of the cameras that I'm not going bother developing to use as a practice roll. Bringing it to the lab takes as much time as just doing it myself. I also have the benefit of living in NYC so getting the equipment won't involve ordering, just a trip to B&H or Adorama. One question though, I have a sous vide that I occasionally use. Would you still use it for cooking if you've used it for the chemical water? I see the bottles go into the bath. Maybe just put the bottles in a plastic bag when warming?

Awesome video thanks!!

I really struggle with this product and my negatives are always underexposed and foggy. I follow the instructions but sadly have not had a decent set of negatives. For something so simple I am lost at what I’m doing wrong 😢

Would you know why some of my imports from scanner aren’t allowing me to white balance, when trying to edit in Lightroom classic ? I was able to early on, then all of sudden something changed. The white dropper is greyed out now and I can use it, so then I can use negative lab pro. Thank you !

My issue is finding a film holder that will scan all 4 frames of 120. My Epson v.850 holder can only accommodate 3 images.

A piece of 3/4" thread pipe, a flange, a piece of wood, a manfrotto super clamp and a ballhead (which I already had) created a copy stand for me to do this very much on the cheap. I too could not understand why basic copystands were so expensive. I bought the valoi film holder but made my own makes out of wood in the ship much like you printed the base thing. I also have the Raleno light, works great! Fantastic video, this clearly shows how the system works, how to use a mirror and perfect simple camera work with good audio. Great job!

Thank you for this. I woke up today and my X-t30 and X-t10 have started doing this. Now I can fix it :)

23:19 "I am never going to financially recover from this."

It might remove the sticky goo surface, but you're just exposing a fresh surface which gets sticky again in a matter of weeks. The entire grip decomposes, boggles my mind why the industry keeps using this sh*t on expensive cameras even today. I have two Olympus OMDs and a PEN all of which have this problem. Very disappointed, makes using them very unpleasant.

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Top notch! Thank you!

7:00 Why do you think that the opening can scratch the film ? What makes it different from the other designs ?

Emulsion side up or down? Not all film has numbers.

This might be a dumb question but, I don’t have a laptop yet. Do I need a laptop to use this scanner ? Is it compatible with smartphones ?

Good video, man. Like it a lot. It was really useful for me. Thank you

Getting technical, tweaking the Y,M,C channels will be similar to using the darkroom. I worked with someone who could look at a print, decide that it needed more green, and knew which CMY she needed to add to get the effect. Also- each film has its own colour profile. depending on the settings in camera, it can effect that outcome.

I've been looking for info on the backing paper everywhere, thank you! I was gifted a Kodak Tourist many years ago. I shot one roll of 620 on it in 2016/2017, and haven't developed it. I used to have CVS do my 35mm, since they just sent it out to Kodak anyways. Even though the 620 I have is also C41, they wouldn't touch it. Gave developing 35mm a shot last year, and it came out good. Now that i have a visual of how the backing paper comes off, I will give my roll of 620 a shot! Thanks!

Skip to 4:40 We already know why we are here thank you

That film leader finder is the coolest thing I've ever seen!

The one i have has the eye focusing and it works really well!

Please how long do you leave the distilled water before mixing the chemicals and chemicals are mixing to heat up when using the sous vide

Just curious... how long does it take to scan each negative at 3200 ppi?

had to subscribe, this vid is that good

That eye tracking technology was used by the military on fighter jets after Cannon’s development ....

Super helpful, thanks!

Please Do I have to heat up the chemicals everytime I need to develop the film, and you also identified because your in the us you have to change to Fahrenheit, does it really matter, or I just use the same number figure you used which was 130, and just convert it to Celsius.

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30:00 - rinsing with sink water is okay but you really need to make sure its a similar temperature to your dev and blix because otherwise you can encounter reticulation patterns from shocking the film at a different temperature.

Best travel camera... worst travel lenses. I think Zenzanon was made with window glass. They are so poor. My Olympus OM 35mm is much sharper. I would like to try the Schneider Variogon Lenses for Bronica because I'll sell all my Zenzanon. I love the camera, but I don't like the lenses. Mamiya Sekor are much better.

crazy how expensive everything is now after inflation :(

Thanks bro!!