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Good looking guy in that pic -

I have this camera as well as Minolta weathermatics and Nikon waterproofs. I bought these for a song at thrift stores and camera shows. Now they cost more than a song.

What L plate grip did you use for your nikon fe

I used a Brownie on a vacation in the uk around 1990. I got it in a charity shop and got a color film. And as Brownie's was meant for B&W you get some interesting color bleeding on the objects witch gave it an interesting look.

Keep up the great content for 2025 👍🏻

You're doing a fantastic job! Just a quick off-topic question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

Ut was a pack of used condoms😂😂😂😮😮😮

That is a Luxury version of Kodak Brownie 😀. I have several box cameras, and they are nice. Huge negative saves a lot. Box Tengor is perhaps the best, it has 3 apertures and a close-up-lens. Mine are all now broken, so definitely not as sturdy as more simple versions.

how are you getting motion blur on a fish eye?

we had a chicken, good luck in 2025 lads, ben please stop fiddling with the mic stand, Merry Christmas.

Some of those photos came out nice. And I do like color shifts on expired film. I schoot both expired and fresh film . I have a fridge of expired discontinued film. Always use every expired film in lots of light or open up the f stop to let more light in.

Cracking vid lads 🙂 Looking forward to watching some more 🙂

I honestly didn't know photography was such an abyss of a subject until I started shooting film!!

Merry Christmas, you've had a great year! Slow-cooked beef cheeks 😋

New subscriber here. Most enjoyable thanks.

Very sweet thanks guys, happy new year/Christmas - have a good time!

The two film canisters may be empty 😂 Merry Christmas and best wishes for 2025

Happy Christmas, Merry New Year!

Great photos🤩 I have 2 aps cameras (kodak advantix T 550 & Nikon Nuvis S 2000) and 3 rools. Waiting my vacation to take photos😉

APS film has been around for ages. How could you not have known of it? It was plastered over every single photo lab and airport! When it came out it was a bit of a flop as you got less shots per roll, paid more and had a smaller neg/enlargements. You'd have to of been living under a rock in the 90's to miss it.

I got this exact model because i liked the aesthetic too much. I'm sad that I can't use it but at least it looks good on the shelf. It's good to hear that you liked it. I wish we get new models like this one. Small, waterproof and easy to use

The contax aps camera was a great camera too…i found an unused roll of aps at my grandmas and really wished i had something to test it on!

The photos look great! They look vintage. I’m going to try APS 😊

The history of film, especially Kodak, is less film for more money. 35mm to 126, 126 to 110, always with imaginary advantages. APS is in the same commercial model. What's more surprising perhaps, is how long some older formats existed. For instance, you could still buy the late-Victorian 116 format film (2 1/2" x 4 1/4") in the mid-1980s. As a kid I can remember an old dowager from the nearby posh part of town, bringing in her antiquated camera to the chemist, who would keep some film on order and load it for her.

Frozen film is really only attacked by gamma rays after decades. Rule of thumb is the slower the ASA, the better film keeps. Professional film lasts less well than amateur stuff, because it had a shorter shelf life and was sold out of a fridge, to be processed after a shoot. Unexposed colour neg and black and white, keep better than transparency. Any film kept in a drawer, especially near heat, is likely to be junk. +1 stop a decade is a good exposure starting point for old film.

It was a well-known fact that all APS cameras leaked. 😂

😊 aps film is cool! I really like it😉

I kinda wished APS was still made. Got an old Fuji APS camera from a relative. It's a small gem actually. Solid built, small size.

Try round bridge north thears hundreds

Iv seen em all over the place on the countryside, normally on the village roads. Thier there to not mess up nocturnal animals which is such a nice feature to have

Got a good roll, turned out alright! What a fun little camera thats good for a swim 😂🎉

That's a nice jacket mate

love the print!

will be keeping my eyes peepled now. Love the Aldi backlit portraits

You can do C22 film in C41 chemicals at lower temperature-if you run the full C41 temperature the emulsion will melt right off. I've done Agfa CNS from 1977 in C41 chemicals at 75 degrees Fahrenheit with *some* results.

Loved my FE and FM cameras. When I started the studio used a colossal Nikon F, like a main battle tank, the motor drive had a separate battery pack you wore over you shoulder.

Subbed and liked, I worked in the photography and advertising industries back in the late 80's early 90's. Processed all film types and sizes from 35mm up to 10 x 8 inches. I always get the urge to get a film camera again and shoot some actual film.

Can you paste the exact coordinates into a comment or include it in the description? I like to plot these on a topographic and satellite map and look for nearby water.

babe wake up the full frame just made a vid about a purple street lamp this was amazing

Just the very best of episodes!!! Thanks so much to all of you guys. A very generous conversation to share. Just what makes RUclips brilliant

Thanks for the kind words fellas. Cool to see one in the UK! Hilarious that Lomo purple makes it green

Willem’s first purple street light video ruclips.net/video/iICpS1W0hgY/видео.htmlsi=8Kw76RP7VwQAVyen

Hi Mark and Ben. A quest for the purple light that ends up outside ALDI very amusing. A good night out fellas.

Better for the Advanced Amateur, the Nikon L35AW (a.k.a. Nikon Action Touch). i.e. The Nikon has a bit faster f/2.8 lens and it allows you to manually control the Flash and focus (independently or together WITHOUT a reset of those features when the camera is turned off)Just make sure to get one that's been fortified (serviced for its weaknesses AND of course, NEVER had battery leakage; that's a hard stop. Internal battery corrosion has too many pitfalls

I have some 127 varichrome pan rolls still in the box expired in 1963, i feel better about shooting this film because of this video 😊

My dad was born in Glasgow, but grew up further north in Invergordon. He came to Canada when he was 19 or so...I'm not sure why I'm telling you this... oh well. Thanks for the tour! 🙂

I've gone through two boxes of Kodak HIE sheet film, expired in 1967. Base fog was at about a half stop, but was able to produce some lovely images.

Come though labs maybe able to help on developing

Im on plane now from Florida, finding you two😂. Hell no, im not leaving Florida. It looks cold and miserable 😂 Fun video guys!

Another great YT vid. I can't believe the results from the Kodak Verichrome ,July 1959 was the month I was born! The Jessops film is probably Agfa, Ilford didn't make colour film.