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Missing your work, I decided to go back and watch your early stuff. The Radiator of Death ☠️☠️☠️. I don't know if you have seen anything on "The Death Valley Germans", but it might be something you would 'enjoy'... Anyway, interesting seeing you and your work 6-7ya.

Where you at my dude?

Have you done further tests of the relative sharpness of the slide films? Recently I did shoot both E100 and Velvia 50, albeit with different cameras (both have given me very sharp results before). In this case E100 looked slightly sharper in the scans, so the opposite of what you mention here. The reason why I noticed was because one of the E100 images popped at me as one of the sharpest 35mm images I have ever shot. Not very scientific I know but I was just wondering what you have seen after making this video.

enjoy, I've had a 45f for almost 40 years. built like a rock.

I grew up in Ilulissat and I have only very good memories from there and it was the times before internet so we were always outdoor playing. Also sailing in midnight sun in the summer. That blue building you are so find of and took good time to photograph is unfortunately not a repair shop. This must be the absolute highlight of its lifetime 😂 The very old houses that don’t have sewers and thus not modern toilets have instead a metal bucket. These buckets are collected a couple of times a week by workers and the content is emptied in the sea from that building. Now you know 😂

Nice, liquid electric tape was my first thought but I decided to look to youtube to see what everyone else was trying, happy to see this confirmation.

Use Ilford xp2+ 400 , made for c41 developer , ei250 on a bright sunny day, ei 400 on a sunny day with soft shadows, ei640 on a dull overcast day. Send it to any lab for developing. The negatives scan really well.

Great video

I was wondering if you ever did retry e100 vs provia to see if the e100 is still less sharp?

I understand the result of front camera tilt, shift movements. When does a scene require rear camera movements that can’t be achieved with front camera movements?

Great show. Educational

1. Which lenses did you carry in your 4x5 inch kit? 2. Did you need or use front and/or back camera movements? 3. How would a similar trip with a medium format camera with normal and wide-angle lenses compare to your trip with a 4x5 inch large format camera with normal and wide-angle lenses?

Wonderful images of a magical place 👏👏 beautiful filming too from the drone, from your last location I preferred the second shot. The images at the end are fantastic well composed and edited.

Despite the weather conditions as always fantastic video!! Thanks Chris!

Awesome video! I just got home from a 4x5 back packing trip in Zion and use the same bag, I’ll have to pick up one of those 4x5 holders for the outside. I would love to see a dedicated video on the 45f-2 if you haven’t already made one. Just followed your page, I’ll be making a video about my trip through Zion and Bryce Canyon soon!

....a simply magical video, thanks Chris!!

Your experience and equipment is more than good enough for most of us. Have you done a comparison on fp4 at box speed and pushed to 200.

I just came across your Channel (Apr 2024), and the first video I watched was Part I of these. This has gotten my interest because I currently use Phase One digital backs with my Phase One XF, but I want to start using B&W film for a few projects (I have older Mamiya 645 lenses, and a 120/220 film back, just need a 645 AFD body). My original thought was to get T-Max, but when I searched B&W comparisons for fashion photography, I saw your Part I. While I have not searched the rest of your Channel, it would be good to know if you, or any of the more experienced subscribers here have a definitive opinion on a 100 ISO B&W 120-film that works bests for Commerical artistic portraits, in a fashion scene (odd request I know). Either way, I am Subscribed now, and looking forward to more of your content.

What a great video! How had I not come across your channel before...?!? (I came here via Andy Mumford's last video.) Great images and clear explanations of how you got there, all wrapped in an engaging package! Now I have to make my way through the back catalogue - yay! Many thanks.

Have you tried Pan F or FP4 ?

Beautiful work! This brought back memories from our honeymoon to Iceland back in 2018.

For me, perhaps the main reason to consider large format would be that it would allow me to more cost effectively obtain exceptionally good photos, as a very occasional shooter. If I were a frequent shooter, a good quality digital might make more sense. Another reason might be for the "movements".

I found that if you choose TMax films you should use TMax developers. D76 was not designed for tabular grain films.

It looks beautiful and the movements look silky smooth.

Great video and fantastic photos 👍❄️

I picked up a Toyo View 45G yesterday and now going through UA-cam for videos. I stumble upon it randomly at a camera shop that I have not frequent in awhile and it was sitting there, timing cannot be more perfect since I started looking for on on eBay three days ago. Mine comes with a long rail, I do like your short rail setup, but those 3D print lock ring does look handy so I can leave the trunk behind if I choose to do so.

Thanks for uploading this video, Iceland😊 is great some awesome shots too.

Absolutely amazing!!

Your ice cave images are simply superb! Great video, fantastic images. Best wishes..David in the UK.

wonderful 🎉

TOP 😍

Beautifully crafted photographs of an amazing location. Great, quietly spoken, delivery and first class videography. Your work is now looking more like National Geographic than UA-cam. Well done Chris!

Beautiful work, Chris. Great prep for my trip that starts in 2 days.

Love the images! I noticed you had a portable GPS unit,what model do you use. Thankd Denny

On behalf of Camera-wiki : Thanks for publishing your video ! A link to this video was added to the "Toyo View 45G" page on the Camera-wiki Please note that no direct links could be given as that is against the UA-cam rules.

You seem to use very small apertures like f/32 a lot. How do you avoid image softening due to diffraction?

How was hiking in the snow?

Yes, that is the traditional approach (re-use the box it came in). The question is what do you use of you only have 5? Someone should make bags you can buy.

bonus image is insane!!

This is one of the most useful demonstrations I have seen related to film photograph processing. Dust is the nemesis of analog photography. I have spent many a tedious sessions removing dust in post processing. This will no doubt make my life much easier. Good job...and thanks!

I love the Film Holders. I only have 1 but I might as well buy another and pack it with holders

That is not a field camera, How do you carry it?

good technique and good tutorial!

the last rushed velvia picture is not bad at all

interesting vlog. the drone video and pictures look really nice. also the picture @ 6:52. Shame your film camera was acting up and you had to take so many pictures of the same scene as a precaution.

I love your calm, steadfast style. Your videos are soothing with beautiful photos.

Another amazing video. The last two images were my favorite. Well shot!

A+ video! Thanks so much for sharing camera settings! If you don't mind, how many batteries did you bring for your camera, and how long did each one last in the cold?

i think you're the only youtuber i've ever seen use a bronica EC! this has been my secret weapon. one of the best 6x6 SLRs imo. the lenses are fantastic and it works great.