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late to the party. The MP 240 has a faster buffer stronger glass and a quieter shutter than the standard m240. I love mine and ffel no need to upgrade. The image quality has so much character. Thanks again!

I wonder how much recon you do of a new-to-you location. Thanks for sharing.

I love "What's in my bag" videos. Seeing what working photographers carry is somehow...I don't know, grounding? I'm amazed that you use a rangefinder for work. Thanks for sharing. Oh, and about that cookie...

This is a great video! Thank you so much here kislux for making my budget look more reasonable.

It's a clinically corrected lens. Hence, the no sun flare. You'd have to get the original Leica 50mm 1.2 from 1966 or Light lens lab 50mm 1.2 "1966" lens where its identical to the original to give you "character" and beautiful sun flare

Love fog, got it where I’m on my holidays now for 4 days straight.

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Hey, Teri Fog and the beach are such a strange combo, but they can totally make for some cool shots :) I think cloudy days work so well on Tri-X. Back when I shot film more often, I was kind of obsessed with sharpness, so I always went for fine-grain stocks like T-Max and Delta. Over time, though, I started to appreciate how Tri-X and HP5 really bring out the mood of cloudy days. I don’t know if you feel the same. One thing I’d never noticed before is how Tri-X looks slightly less grainy on medium format. Thanks for sharing!

Next time go back to little CdM for gorgeous sunset shots. Highly recommended.

so nice my friend :)

Foggy here too in UK, like you exited to get out with camera,just back from photo walk in forest with m10 , love the fog in forest ….atmospheric and beautiful quiet .Enjoyed your video and your photos , you have some sexy cameras! Love the film photos . Cheers

Beautiful images and a very relatable morning walk (mine almost always with a dog companion). I really enjoy the time you spend with us.

Thank you for bringing back memories. I lived in CDM for several years and created so many images there. Little Corona holds a special place in my heart.

Thanks for the nice walk on the beach this morning, just in time for my first coffee, it's 8:45 am here in Montreal today. It's also foggy here and just below freezing. Unfortunately no beach. I have some TRI-X in my M2 today so I'll venture out and take a few photos. Thanks for the motivation to get out there!

yah the peach is a bit weird.

La sakoj ene de kislux estas perfektaj kiel donacoj por amikoj. La prezo ne estas alta kaj la kvalito estas bona.

What format do you use on m11 ? 18, 36 or 60 MB ?

Thanks to this video, I learned something. I can't see the difference between the real thing and the fake one, so I just buy the fake one. But if you want to buy it in the future, it is better to invest in the real thing. But now I am still considering buying a fake one within the budget. I have been waiting for kislux for a long time.

Where did you get yours at

Nice vid , thank you for sharing Teri. Does the SF40 flash works on the MP body?

Great video and a great camera, I have one and enjoy it.

I have the wide angle version of this camera. There’s is nothing finer than a medium format point and shoot camera. I was thinking of selling it as I am buying a Hasselblad 503 ( don’t know which version yet) in the New Year but I really understand I own a unique piece of equipment. I have just bought a Leica M6 as well so I’m in collection mode at the moment and not selling the iconic cameras I own. I love shooting with my Horseman 5X4 camera as well but while travelling the Fujifilm 645 series is king.

That sounds is absolutely fucking terrible. You damn near made me lose my hearing.

It’s ok, you can buy them 🍪😂

You really surprised me, I have my M4-P and as it not having a light meter I often don't measure, but my M6 I really prefer to have a battery in. But it really helps to know how to work without.

Great Video, what I even struggle with is to go out with a digital and an analog camera, to switch and really get a consistency. I usually end up using the one ore the other but not both. So on weddings you must really have a good plan of when to switch.

Never found a good one with the focus patch bright. Mamiya 6, 6 MF or 7 better way to go

What flash were you using? It’s pretty much a studio camera, isn’t it? Would you print from negatives or digital files? Thanx for an entertaining review.

I find it hard to stomach if you are pro you have to worry about using live view... Because of the battery life. Given the price and target group of photographers I'd expect Leica to cater for it. That is the benefit of owning a m240... Battery lige

If you enjoy more of a point and shoot type of camera, but square format, try the Mamiya 6 . But if you truly want to go big and don't value things like saving your money just buy a Hasselblad 501c. Because you can get film backs and a digital back for it.

that shot at 7:28 is awesome

It’s a fun camera with an excellent lens. Apart from expired film sold online (ebay), the only 220 film in production today is b&w Shanghai afaik. I have a few rolls of Portra in 220 in my freezer bought years ago waiting for a special occasion.

Cooookie! 👹

cheater !!!

I had one of the manual Fuji 645 camera's in the 90's/00's Fuji made great fixed lens camera in that era. I wish they would make a digital version.

400D was supposed to come out in 220, but Cinestill, and they can jump off a bridge as far as I'm concerned. Other than that, I think only reflex and shanghai maybe sell it, and I wouldn't touch that crap. Happy Holidays! Grab some lomo 800 in 120. You will love it. It's kind of that nostalgic color plus of the 120 world. Other than that, Gold in 120 is stellar for the price, and if you want pure creamy dreamy, portra 160 is unrivaled if you have the light for it. Shoot it at 100. Any aero color respools are great for the holidays if you are just shooting green and red. Also only shoot at 100. They pop perfectly this time of year. Not so much skin tones.

It must be so much fun watching you in front of a couple "playing" (Sorry for that - I know, wedding photography is very hard work...) with this GA645zi - bzzz-frckkk-click-zzzzrrh thing! But that reminds me of my very first camera - a 6x9 box camera running 120 film. The first black & white prints (not enlarged, a 1:1 copy) are still glued into our family album .... I need to grab one for low - tech style (or should I take the convertible 6x4.5 + 6x6 foldable instead, that is resting in a drawer since years?) .... Questions

Thanks for your insights on the 645 medium format, I don't think I'd like the noise, but the image quality is beautiful. Your videos are always cool and fun, have a Happy Holidays! (I did not know you baked the cookies) 🙂

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What a nice camera, seems so fun to use! Sure, it’s noisy, but with so many people into 90s ASMR, maybe some could see it as a pro 😂 Medium format is uncharted territory for me. I feel really tempted to try it every now and then. The size of the cameras puts me off, but at the same time I can’t help wanting to see my pictures on those large negatives. I even bought a 120 reel years ago-still sealed in plastic.

hey, Chris here, long-time listener, first-time caller - just wanted to say really nice insights and interesting to see the medium format experiment. As a 35 shooter I'm learning a lot and getting more and more tempted by the format. Also love the positivity of your tone in general, which is one of the reasons I wanted to drop a line. Mega-gloomy here in London, so not a lot of light to go out shooting ahead of the holidays but oh well. Wishing you and everyone here a lovely Christmas and keep it up.

You owe me a cookie 🍪😉

Cool photos - some of them were terrific. But CineStill ruined some of them. It's an awful emulsion. Even Lomo 800 is a better choice! (I think that ambient sound is better than music. Unless it's jazz, then it's even. But that's just my opinion.)

I like seeing what people have in their bags. Sometimes I get ideas, but often I just like to see. The one thing I have in my bag that's unusual is CF cards. Hey, you never know when someone forgets to bring their CF cards to an event. Right? If I may think aloud... maybe if you sold your Canon kit, you could replace it with an other digital M body and put on a 28. (You could put on a 21 and crop it, as an alternative). Or, if you must have a 28-70/2, replace it with the Sony version, which is relatively new. The Sony lens is lighter and smaller. As for the cookie, I will not avail myself of this free gift. Not because I don't want it, but because postage will cost too much. ;-)

I'd love to own an MP or maybe an M-A. They're not expensive. The film, however...

cookie time

Interesting how to actually market oneself as a 2nd shooter. I think most wedding photographers already have their #1 pick for 2nd shooter, as well as #2 and #3. Do you have a 2nd shooting portfolio for other photographers? How to approach? Thanks!

I just picked up a Visoflex for my Leica M10....its a game changer! It makes shooting wide open so much easier and faster. How do you keep your photographer's eye sharp on the off season or get ready for the upcoming season ? Do you work on personal photo projects or do any other genre of photography like street or landscape? I'll pass on the cookie but thank you for another insightful video

I need a cookie 😅 On a serious note, you could switch from Canon to a Leica SL3 with Sigma 28-45mm f1.8 and a Sigma 85mm 1.4, both amazing lenses, much more compact and lightweight. On top of that, you resolve the difference in post from using two different sistems. If you have the buget, you can also go for some of the summicron SL primes, which are the best lenses ever created (no joke). On SL3 you can also use a Samyang 35-150mm f2-2.8 lens, which for me replaces a 24-70mm and a 70-200mm. In it's own right this lens is pretty good when it comes to sharpness and focus speed. If you use the 28-45 sigma and you need that push towards 70mm, you can always go into crop mode and still be left with like 26 mpx. Just my 2 cents. And on top of that you have a 50mm summilux SL 1.4 which from my point of view, almost didn't leave my camera since I got it. I use it for everything from events to portraits. It's big, it's bulky, slower focus, but the image quality on that thing is amazing. Imagine a very sharp lens, with a character that makes you think of film at higher ISOs.