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Istanbul- Boogie Book Flip Through
The second volume in the famed street photographer's city series, Boogie's newest collection comes from the streets of Istanbul, Turkey. During a short stay in Istanbul, Boogie shot over 15 hours a day, on a mission to capture as much of the city in one week as possible. The results are Boogie's first impression of Istanbul; what the city looks like, feels like, and gives up to a tourist in just one week.
As with all of Boogie's photos, this collection captures the in-your-face nature of what the urban experience holds.
Not claiming to be a documentary, Boogie stresses that his photo books offer insights into just how much a city can reveal to the viewer during the course of a week s exploration. Following on the footsteps of São Paulo, Istanbul is another remarkable work from a true documentary photographer.
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DIY Dodging And Burning Tools for the Darkroom
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Simple tutorial on how to create your own dodging and burning tools for when you’re printing in the dark room. Including a look at my darkroom kit.
How to Use the Mamiya RZ67
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Thanks again for taking a look at my videos! This video is a tutorial/ instructional video on how to use the Mamiya RZ67 I did not mention the flash components to this camera, but there is a hot shoe that you can see in the video for an external flash or the flash sync terminal on the lens for the option to use studio lighting :) To purchase this camera keep an eye out on www.keh.com you will s...
Minolta X-370 Tutorial
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This 35mm Camera tutorial was made for my brother -in law. However, feel free to watch and learn how to use this camera on the AUTO settings. 1. This camera takes LR44 batteries, you can purchase them on AMAZON- the batteries should last almost a year. 2. Turn on the camera, set it to AUTO 3. Load the film- Shoots black and white AND Colour film. 4. Once the film is put in properly, advance the...
Developing Black and White 35mm/120mm Film at Home
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This is Video #3 from the 3 part series on how to mix your chemicals, how to load your film on to the reel and now in this video I demonstrate how to develop you black and white film at home. This applies to both 35mm and 120mm black and white film. What you will need: Plastic or Stainless steel reel Plastic or Stainless steel Development tank Please do this in a sink to prevent mess! Developer...
Loading 35mm Film onto Stainless Steel Reels
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In this video I explain all the necessary equipment needed for loading your film onto a reel and getting it into the development tank. What you will need: Plastic or Stainless steel reel Plastic or Stainless steel Development tank Scissors Bottle Opener Light Tight Film Bag (or in my case a light tight bathroom) We discuss the steps needed to getting the 35mm canister open to retrieve your film...
Mixing Chemicals for Developing Black and White Film at Home
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In this video I discuss all the chemicals needed and their ratios for mixing chemicals that are needed for developing your own black and white film at home. You will need: Film Developer Stop Fix 3 tinted or light tight Storage Jars 2 Measuring Cylinders Thermometer Link to Amber Jars: well.ca/products/cocoon-apothecary-glass-amber-bottle_114157.html To determine what ratio you will need for yo...

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  • @shirishdesai8328
    @shirishdesai8328 Місяць тому

    I have a Mmiya RB 67

  • @waynenielsen6594
    @waynenielsen6594 3 місяці тому

    Thank you for a great tutorial. I am an old film photographer from the 70's (35mm). I just retired and purchased a used RZ67 with 110 lens. Your video is very helpful.

  • @MitchySlickster
    @MitchySlickster 3 місяці тому

    the collar doesnt turn to the orange shooting mode for me

  • @hannahr1304
    @hannahr1304 4 місяці тому

    This is a great beginner tutorial for this camera! Thank you for posting!

  • @renejoy5134
    @renejoy5134 5 місяців тому

    Great tutorial thank you 😊

  • @vldmr_mlnkv
    @vldmr_mlnkv 7 місяців тому

    Absolutely amazing video ❤

  • @ProyectoFotográficoTikalFutura
    @ProyectoFotográficoTikalFutura 7 місяців тому

    Excelente explicacion. Gracias

  • @wateranthro
    @wateranthro 8 місяців тому

    Thank you!

  • @sohmiJesuswithme
    @sohmiJesuswithme 9 місяців тому

    Jesus love you all✝️❤️

  • @reachanandkumarify
    @reachanandkumarify 9 місяців тому

    Thanks for detailed video

  • @Narsuitus
    @Narsuitus 9 місяців тому

    Thanks for the video. I now know how my RB67 differs from the RZ67.

  • @littlemissalexmars2855
    @littlemissalexmars2855 10 місяців тому

    That was so informative! 😭 You made me feel so much better about getting one. It was very intimidating 😅

  • @erose_00
    @erose_00 10 місяців тому

    So what exactly does Auto do? Pick the shutter speed for you from the light meter? (Explaining it like I’m 4 yrs old is welcomed) Never used a film camera with an Auto setting before

  • @T3RM1N4T0R2201
    @T3RM1N4T0R2201 11 місяців тому

    My Friends Giften me this Camera as a Birthday Gift, Typ for the helpful Video :)

  • @smkkdr22
    @smkkdr22 11 місяців тому

    thanks for not making a video that's not spent on 2/3 of the time of you videoing yourself just walking around. well done

  • @ArcynicPeach
    @ArcynicPeach Рік тому

    This was great! I'm a visual learner and my husband gifted me a Minolta x370 for Christmas. This was very helpful. :)

  • @JohnS-fl4cm
    @JohnS-fl4cm Рік тому

    Not sure if you're aware, but you're very good at this. You're lovely and pleasant to listen to, you have a calming and relaxing voice and demeanor, and you really take your time. You're a natural! I followed the links and see that you take great photos, as well. Please continue to make videos. You have a lot to contribute. Talk about your photography, experiences, or whatever. If you're so inclined. If not, no problem. I'm sure you're out there actually living life and perhaps you don't want to be inside making videos all the time. But I just wanted to leave this message of encouragement. Even though I've been into photography for decades, I watched the whole video. I will send this to someone I know who is just beginning with film cameras. Great job. Take care.

  • @AlejandroMartinez-ul6ld
    @AlejandroMartinez-ul6ld Рік тому

    Thank you for the walkthrough. 2 years later it is still extremely helpful.

  • @Cosmicdelights
    @Cosmicdelights Рік тому

    Thank you so much!! I just got a Minolta today and your video has really helped me :)

  • @christophsauer2857
    @christophsauer2857 Рік тому

    Thanks! What focal length is your lense?

  • @renemies78
    @renemies78 Рік тому

    Great video! Thank you.

  • @zerogravity121
    @zerogravity121 Рік тому

    Thank you

  • @tylerball2973
    @tylerball2973 Рік тому

    Just saved a Minolta X370 from being tossed. Always wanted to learn how to shoot film, this tutorial was great for teaching a beginner.

  • @edward9840
    @edward9840 Рік тому

    Thank you for posting. Very informative. Well done.

  • @ericroux4447
    @ericroux4447 Рік тому

    Hello bravo for your explanatory video, I also have this camera for a short time, .. I have a little question to ask you if you wash the answer it would be great, my camera does not trigger in normal position on the " white dot (, when I do not put a film in the back / cartridge, .. ... It triggers when I put on the M position (superposition,) and when I put a film in the back / carthouche it triggers at all speeds on the white point (normal position) ... So do you have to put a film on your back for it to trigger? Thank you very much if you can illuminate my lights. Best regards

  • @renzo6173
    @renzo6173 Рік тому

    ❤ty

  • @LA3198
    @LA3198 Рік тому

    Having a hard time understanding you over the music.

  • @joeyward2662
    @joeyward2662 Рік тому

    I... I have never downvoted a video before and I am incredibly sorry that I have to do this. You didn't explain what the switch on the front of the camera does aside from the timer, you didn't explain what attachments can work with the hotshoe, you basically wasted a roll of film while others would've gone and actually shot some photos then finished the video, you somehow confused focus and aperture and didn't explain how aperture actually works, you didn't explain in ANY detail about the viewfinder readout or settings, you didn't talk about exposure or metering at all, you said that the exposure counter counts down when in reality it counts up so you need to know how many shots you can take when you put the film in or you'll likely break something, and I'm sure there's more I'm forgetting....

    • @magidaelk
      @magidaelk Рік тому

      Joey, I’d like to thank you for taking such an immense amount of your time to write such a detailed comment listing out every single thing I’ve done wrong in this tutorial. It appears that you have such extensive knowledge in cameras that I would love to see your version on this video. It’s would be great for someone like me who clearly doesn’t not know anything. I would also love to view your portfolio and admire all the photographs you would have taken with the roll of film I’ve wasted. (When In fact no frames were wasted. I can still use the roll and still did) I look forward to your video and a link to your portfolio. Warmly, M

    • @joeyward2662
      @joeyward2662 Рік тому

      @@magidaelk I'm sorry if my comment came off harsh. I was tired. I was trying to give you constructive criticism and clearly came off as only as asshole. I still hold to most of what I said however I just don't have time to think of a nicer way to say it.

    • @JohnS-fl4cm
      @JohnS-fl4cm Рік тому

      There were so many better ways to say this. She did a fine job. There are different levels of tutorials. She explained the basics to get someone started. Lighten up.

  • @annamason4379
    @annamason4379 Рік тому

    the roll of film inside should still have exposures left, but when i take pictures it doesn’t change the number at the window countdown (it stopped at 15)?? did i do something to mess it up

    • @magidaelk
      @magidaelk Рік тому

      Hi Anna, Is the lever stuck, it won't advance anymore?

  • @emmaresto1495
    @emmaresto1495 Рік тому

    This helped so much. Thank you!

  • @youaremysoulmate304
    @youaremysoulmate304 Рік тому

    These are a nightmare for beginners 🥲

  • @theeshadesofgreen
    @theeshadesofgreen 2 роки тому

    My Minolta doesn’t have a button on the bottom of it to release the film… So I’m kind of stuck. Does anybody have any help?

  • @awsomesociallife5301
    @awsomesociallife5301 2 роки тому

    my minolta doesnt count the frames, I dont know if i put the film in wrong or that mechanism is broken :/

    • @magidaelk
      @magidaelk Рік тому

      Hi, I've personally never encountered this issue, but found an interesting thread that may help you: www.photo.net/forums/topic/500269-x-370-frame-counter/

  • @sheldonhodge13
    @sheldonhodge13 2 роки тому

    Anybody know where we can find a battery replacement?

    • @magidaelk
      @magidaelk 2 роки тому

      I wrote it in the notes and mention it in the video! This camera takes LR44 batteries, you can purchase them on AMAZON- the batteries should last almost a year.

  • @chuydelrio4027
    @chuydelrio4027 2 роки тому

    One quick question, any tips on how to get pictures focus correctly I haven gone through one roll and pictures came a little blurry any tips or tricks ? Thank you so much!

    • @magidaelk
      @magidaelk 2 роки тому

      Hi there, there Could be a few things happening here. Either user error or unfortunately camera issues. 1. What is the aperture you tend to shoot at? If it’s 5.4 or lower try shooting at f 8 or higher and see if this solves the problem. 2. Is your viewfinder in place it’s not all wobbly perhaps causing you to think it’s on focus when it’s not 3. Try taking off the lens and then putting it back on 4. Sometimes it the door of the camera is not pressing tightly against the film then it’s creating an extra bit of depth. So make sure the door of the camera is tightly shut. Use some gaphers tape to seal it tight and give it a go to see if that’s the issue. If not then i have no idea!!!!! It could be the lens if it was ever dropped or not taken care of properly and then lens is sort of outta place. Good luck!

  • @Jmmoreno96
    @Jmmoreno96 2 роки тому

    Just got mine… the shutter button doesnt fire and makes a beeping noise, I already put a new battery and still nothing, do you maybe know why ..😣

    • @magidaelk
      @magidaelk 2 роки тому

      Maybe a stupid question, is the camera on “off” go to 1:30 of this code to be sure!

  • @Eliehbk
    @Eliehbk 2 роки тому

    Shoukran

  • @Stefanneberger
    @Stefanneberger 2 роки тому

    i’m new to cameras and just inherited this one, the exposure is on S, i’m not sure how to change that or what it means.

  • @alexagreenberg9434
    @alexagreenberg9434 2 роки тому

    This is SOOOO clear and helpful, thank you!

  • @colesherwood7919
    @colesherwood7919 2 роки тому

    Thank you, this helped!

    • @magidaelk
      @magidaelk 2 роки тому

      Thanks for watching :)

  • @jan1agush
    @jan1agush 2 роки тому

    Great video! Thanks.

    • @magidaelk
      @magidaelk 2 роки тому

      Thanks for watching!

  • @samanta2192
    @samanta2192 2 роки тому

    this video was super helpful!!! Thank you so much really 🫰

  • @laurencamarata3155
    @laurencamarata3155 2 роки тому

    Never had anyone point out the dark slide holder before. Really helpful tip! Thank you :)

    • @magidaelk
      @magidaelk 2 роки тому

      Glad you found taht helpful!

  • @wilbmoore
    @wilbmoore 2 роки тому

    Awesome tutorial. I'm looking at purchasing this for next film camera. Thanks.

  • @Ale-in6wy
    @Ale-in6wy 2 роки тому

    Thank you so much🙏 My uncle gave me a Minolta that he found at a good will and this video perfectly described how to use one:) Thank you so much!!!

  • @seaneckles8558
    @seaneckles8558 2 роки тому

    Great review. Thanks

  • @tempura4218
    @tempura4218 2 роки тому

    Thanks you ! i just receive my camera today and this help me !

  • @andyvan5692
    @andyvan5692 2 роки тому

    good video, but you forgot one thing, the pattern on the focus scale, this tells you what the bellows factor is, essentially how much to compensate the meter reading for the light lost due to bellows extension.

    • @magidaelk
      @magidaelk 2 роки тому

      Thank you for adding this note, I still have trouble understanding the scale on the side, if you have any good tutorial videos that explain it please link!

  • @cloudy9862
    @cloudy9862 2 роки тому

    Hi, would you buy this camera for $100?

  • @xipishi
    @xipishi 2 роки тому

    you are very beautiful.