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I miss my Saab 9-3 turbo right now so badly.

18:24 Parole Sante!

About 5 years I found 25 rolls for ¥1100 each in a small camera store in Japan. I bought them all.

what did you film the BTS with ? Super curious, looks so creamy

3:55 6:21 I use this center photo of Van in my pc wallpaper. Van, alongside Hugg Herr and Basquiat. My three inspirations. Thank you for taking his picture.

Respected ur hard work sir From Namitha aromal

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Respected sir How r u From Namitha aromal

are you able to make any videos for 2 cammeras that takes 2 samme picture and get a side by side compparison

how do you then get the images FROM the film into like digital or printed?

Amazing interview!

Did he make these a cult camera costing $150? Or does he just not know how lucky his friend was to get one for $3?

500 bucks with a voigtlander lens is highway robbery

For some reason I was unsubscribed, I noticed just because I wondered how your subscriber numbers were going. My favorite was the revisit of the construction site.

Willem I love your channel and i subscribed. I’m new to film photography for a while, just purchased a Olympus OM-1n with a 50mm 1.8 Zuiko lens. I love it. But I have simple question haha. I already noticed couple of dust inside the lens and even though it doesnt affect any of my images but still I’m kinda worried haha. I wonder if this will eventually does affect the images when there’s more dust inside? Anyway keep up the good work!📸🎞️

Hello Willeem, what batteries do u use for the light meter?

My first attempts at photographing such structures were with a Hasselblad film camera in the 1980s. I had no shift lens of any sort, nor even a wide angle lens, so I would back off, visualising the final frame to be cropped out of the default 6x6 square. It was good practice. I still do this sometimes, because I have two wide angle lenses, but now I have a Linhof Technika, which is another world. There is also a Linhof monorail that stays mostly in the studio. The Technika is the go-to camera because it packs up in seconds and takes up very little space in the backpack. You are going to enjoy your work, more and more as you become familiar with every control on that camera. A violinist never has to look where the fingers go to play a note or a chord. It's all about 'muscle memory'. Thanks for sharing this moment in your journey. 👌 ... 🤝

GREAT WORK!

Congratulations man! A dream comes true!

Does the exposure chart also apply for black and white film?

Awesome man, welcome to the club. I just picked up my dream car Porsche 996 2 months ago. I started a channel to document my journeys and modifications. Good luck with it, hope you post more videos driving with it.

where can i find RAW?

8:48 If making a still life in a studio setting is ok, then why not also making a still life outside?

I dont see „it“ tho…

I don't know what's inspired your project, but it's downright tragic how much of our built environment we've dedicated to private vehicles; there's few greater examples of this than LA, and that this addiction to cars and concrete is worth documenting.

What temperature is the water you rinse it with? And how many times can you reuse the developer, fixer, and stabilizer?

Who makes your yellow jacket? I really like it.

Hey I have one of these! Or rather, my wife Sarah has one. She just uploaded a video to my channel showing it off. Please ignore her when she says stuff about me kidnapping her and locking her in my film cooler. All lies!

Hello I have a 2 negative 35mm films That I want to develop and scan it Can I send it to you or do yo recommend me where??

Good to know! Thanks!

Yes, more please, love the one near the end, of the star trails with car headlights!, proves to everyone, you don't always have to use 35mm Dslr's to do it!!

great camera willem but please put it in a foamed case, or in a protective drawer as these beasts are RARE, esp. the shuttered lenses (not made anymore), field cameras esp. so, as any knock can ding it, and get the movement out of square, or jam it !, so take care of what you have, and it will last a lifetime.

What kind of camera are you using?

More 4x5 would be great. And I think you should do some ra-4 prints from these too.

What is a cheap alternative for cinestill 800t?

Does this work for medium film

@8.40 if these 'no composition' photos become en vogue, my photos might finally become good!

Does it work with mamiya m645 super? Or it doesn't sync?

I have so many cameras, but my favorites are the Canon T50, the Pentax K1000, and the Nikon FM2N. Classics. Holgas are dope as well, and any medium format you can afford.

The Porsche looks so small compared to the Honda.

Love these kinda videos, yes. Thanks

so you talk and show examples (pictures) what an idea? I am inspired ! Great teaching video. Chance Eye And camera in that order.

0:15, just realised my man used film for that shot, dedication right there.

I can just use a sous vide machine instead of this cinestill, no?

13:10...I had a 1951 Chevrolet exactly like this one, same color. I dream about this car from time to time and the dreams look like this picture. Creepy..

Love this Video. Cheers and Greetings from Germany. Thank You for making my evening 👍

The Volvo to Porsche pipeline is real! This is the next car I want to get and I’ve wanted it a while. S60R/V70 and Porsche 911 is the two car solution.

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Wait till he finds about aerochrome

Remember those RB67s are quite a few years old (introduced in the 1970s) and will need their light seals replaced. Also the rotating back will require cleaning, perhaps that is why the rotating back seems stiff. Some rubbing alcohol in the rotating part and then working it for a bit will loosen it up. A spot of sewing machine oil will help. I must stress that one should NOT over lubricate any of the mechanics. I have had my RB67 since the late 1970s and still works flawlessly. Being mechanically simple one can easily do all the maintenance and repair. Enjoy the camera, it is practically indestructible.