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Excellent points, very well made.

If you are to demonstrate large format movements, learn to call Swing, Swing not Tilt at 7:37min. Thanks

Looking forward to more.

Tempting ❤ send the camera back again to me 😁

setting up a basic dark room is the challenge.

Cool video.. I liked your photos and subscribed :). So you did say that you did not have to really care much or that the camera really did not make the process much different.. Yeah but.. I have to say that I have a lot of cameras and even if its nice to grab a point and shoot and just snap off a roll of 36 shots its just ehhh.. Now when I grab the most oldest or primitive camera I have like my 70 year old pre war Exakta cameras or my old pentax spotmatic 500 that I actually serviced myself... There is just something about the older gear and the mechanics in the older gear without batteries and just gears and springs .. Or even older with a couple of spools and special light tight black shutter cloths that spool across the film plane lol. The older and more primitive cameras I use the more fun I have trying to get decent or different results from such old gear :). I find the process just that much more rewarding and enjoyable using gear that I have serviced myself and know how the camera is actually working .. Now I did not just spend days taking my time to find good shots and compose the photos but I also shot those photos on a camera I fixed up and calibrated myself AND after the fact developed the film as well as scan and edit them and share with friends.. That is something that digital lacks. :). Great content and I look forward to seeing you shoot more film

5 rolls of 35mm film £85 (Porta 400). I’m going to sell all my film cameras and move to digital. Why the film prices are bonkers?

What was the Minolta?

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As you know i have one leg in both worlds.....digital and analogue.. There is something special about the film look and i love the sharp grain.. BTW does the meter on yr Rollei work?

Good one PV