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That app sounds uselessly arcane. Just show me how long the shutter was open. That's all I need to know.

Great video! You mentioned doing a follow up but it's been a while. How are the results from the minox? Do you have a microscope to view them?

I caught your sleigh of hand loading the film but hey,I can keep a secret.

How does it charge? Does this camera have a power source?

Hello! I was wondering if this monitor and with the Leica Sl, that it works in "stills" mode or only in video mode on the Leica SL?

Would have been a good video without the stupid music

Actually, while they’re about the same size, it actually uses 357 silver oxide batteries which have an ever so slightly higher voltage. You can use LR-44 but the light meter might not work as well as it could and/or your batteries might not last as long as the silver oxide will.

They never had a f2.0 aperture, would be nice though !

Old school, here. I can attest that it's a lot cheaper if one shoots black and white and does one's own darkroom work

Does it auto stop after advancing each exposure? Is it multiple cranks per exposure and you look at the exposure counter to know when its advanced?

3:05 something I did because my solenoid meter WAS working, but it wasn't accurate. What I did was use a light meter (or digital camera etc) and find what the exposure should be. So let's say I'm pointing at a tree and I'm using 400 speed film in the Minox (which has a fixed aperture of 3.5). Let's say my digital camera reads that tree for 500th of a second at f/3.5, 400 iso. I now don't worry about setting the Minox to 400 ASA but only to make sure that when I aim it at the tree, the needle on the minox is reading 1/500th of a second. Neat little trick. (I haven't developed a roll yet since I did that trick LOL... so take it with a grain of salt. Can't see why it wouldn't work though. Unless the solenoid fails in an exponential way, where maybe super intense light or super low light will still be out of wack?? who knows. I think it's better than just setting it to the ASA though, unless you know your solenoid meter is working accurately).

I just found a minox b camera in my dad's stuff. Did you ever post the video where you took pix? Who develops the film for this camera?

I got one too. The description in the video is correct. It will give satisfactory results for a hobbyist to see if his old cameras are somewhat accurate.

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Yeah, got myself a PhotoPlug and the app just to take some measurings, the disappointing part is that their app leads to belive it will measure up to 1/4000, but not really. Frankly they should give a good update on the app, or at least make it open source for those who'd like to contribute to such project. Say if you got an old camera and want to find out the ballpark to where the shutter speed is after all the years, it's a rare option. Lastly, instead of having to attach a light sensor, it would've been nice it the app could use the phone's camera instead or as an option.

Thanks to people like you👏👏…UA-cam has everything 👍

I tried that app. and I couldn't get on with it, so I decided to put a film in a camera that I knew worked and fired off a shot of a Kodak grey card and grey scale. Removed the film and loaded into the camera that I wanted to test, wound the film past the previous shot then fired of test shots of same grey card and grey scale at all shutter speeds with corresponding apertures. The comparison of grey scale patches to the first shot will indicate any degree of error in 1/3 stops - after development of the film. Under my enlarger I used an enlarging meter with 1/100 stop sensitivity to measure densities. I'm thinking of using my Canon 5Diis' sensor to do similar for my Hasselblad lenses using lightroom to compare densities.

Actually good with some mistakes, cus it makes you more aware or details, hehe. Great tutorial!

texas leica were the g690 or gl690 with interchangeable lenses.

The D represents the best of the knob wind Yashicas. The more "advanced" series is the crank wind. I have both, but prefer the D because its is lighter and has an accessory shoe on the left side, which lets me place a small light meter in it (or a flash gun, though I seldom use flash). The crank series does not have this shoe, but instead has built-in meter, which aren't very good. It's dead only Yashica Mat LM. My F has an f2.8 viewing lens, which gives a brighter view than my LM, which is f3.2. The D also has double exposure capability, which the crank series does not. Be careful!

I use the Nikon rubber eyepiece, the Nikon DG-2 2X Eyepiece Magnifier, and the Nikon DR-3 Right-Angle Eyepiece Viewer on my Nikon SLR cameras and on my Fuji medium rangefinder cameras.

Great video. I love this camera. What type of rubber eyepiece (viewfinder) is that? I would like to buy one for my GW690, but I can't find one that fit.

Does the counter set automatically?

Just got mine in the mail. Still struggling to get an actual reading instead of a line that looks like a square waveform going wild. Thinking mine might be broken

Thank you dear❤

Good video

Minox. Made in Germany

thanks for this - i haven't used mine in a long time and when i recently pulled it off the shelf for a project, I ruined a roll of film because I'd forgotten how to load it. I have a Rollei TLR that I use a lot more often and had tried to load the bronica up in that same way. Glad I found your video before trying again!

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I am the lucky owner of a Leica IIIf as well and use it quite often for b&w only. It's equipped with an Elmar 5cm f3.5 and I got the Elmar 3.5cm as well that performs better on street photography. They are pretty good lenses, however, mounting the filters on these lenses is a pain because then, you can't easily access to the aperture ring

5:20 so for the first shot it doesn’t give you the “cuchunk” sound? It just fully stops and then does that camera breaking sound for the rest of the shots?

Can I upgrade the 4g iMac with wireless and bluetoth. And a blue raydvd player

Lost me with "... keep your mouth shut" . . . not a way to endear viewers. P.S. Ever wonder why you get so few views and subscribers. Get smart.

I haven't used my Yashica D for a few years. I'd like to shoot with it again. I had a vague recollection that you had to keep that button pushed in every time you winded on the film which I found to be a drag. It required a fair amount of pressure and if it was mounted to a tripod, it could potentially shift the camera's position slightly. Other than that, it's a fun camera to use. I brought it out of storage recently and noticed the shutter is sticking with some of the slow shutter speeds. B is fine though. I'll shoot some long exposures of the local creek and small waterfall as we've had so much rain here. It's been an incredibly wet winter. I'll load some Fuji Velvia 50 film and wait for an overcast day and whip out my 3 stop ND filter.

How'd the rest turn out?

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Perfect & straightforward, no annoying yammering or music. Thank you!

I had a Sony 7II. You made a good choice. I’m shopping for a used SL right now. What’s your take on the overall performance? Focus speed,colors….

Nice camera enjoy I look forward to seeing some images from it a Leica is one my wish list

You are literally the only person on the whole internet that has a video review of the setup of this screen, aaaaand it was a montage. Well, it's something at least 😂

Thank you! Lr44

Cracking camera the FM it was our issued camera back in the 80s as an Army Photographer still have one now

Just love the ETRS beautiful camera simplicity and a pleasure to use I look forward to seeing more adventures with it 👍🏻

This type of camera was very sought after in my childhood days in India during the 1970’s…

Not sure, hope we can get this thing running, don't give up! - definitely looking forward to the follow up.

there was version with an F2.0 aperture. The viewing lens was f2.8 but taking lenses were all f3.5. The later models had the same Yashinon 80mm F3.5 lens that is in the Yashica mat 124G. The early models have the Yashikor lens.

Fantastic!

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