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But you can polish it so the scratches disappear? Sell for few thousands more, calculate profit 😂

Lucky find at that price even for a battered lens. I think in overcast conditions you are likely to get away with it, but in a high contrast scene it may be a different story. Good shots BTW.

Well done Tom, I'll be amazed if this video doesn't get tons of views! I bought an immaculate Ricoh 1 as spares because it had a bad case if fungus, I still takes great shots unless I point it into strong sunlight 👍 I bought second spares R1 to swap the lenses over, but that works too!

I'm quite sure if you haven't indicated the flaws of the lens that no one would have ever noticed by the images. Thanks for sharing

And finally, am I correct in understanding that the ratio of 24 mm high, x 70 mm wide is slightly wider than the original X-Pan? I must say, I prefer the wider look.

A very engaging video, throughout, with many wonderful images. Thank you. I will definitely be looking into X-Pan in the 67 camera. I have been looking at a Linhof with a 6x9 roll film back - bit it’s a cumbersome outfit. You’ve REALLY made excellent use of the format. Many congratulations. Liked and subscribed.

Great video lesson for learning to use a IR Film. 😎👍

How does focusing work? Guesswork?

Are you scanning your negs, if so what scanner are you using. Great video

This is not easy, but you nailed it . I like your off centre framing which can add a lot to an environmental portrait. I could see a portfolio of work on the people of Camden Town being very successful for you . Just get the shots, you can decide what to do with them later. Liked and subbed, very best wishes, Jake Everyman.

Nice work and interesting subjects..I am not a street photographer but I would probably take photos of the same exact people you have because they are interesting. What is the brand of the light meter you are using if I may ask?

Its a brilliant olace to take a camera and i can highly recommend the fish and chips in beau maris 😋 look forward to seeing more of your shots on the next installment Josh

Well done. The shots are good. I like the way your way of shooting is casual. or seems casual. And yet the effect is also intense. People being themselves rather than performing for the camera. They don't. I think it is because you approach people with respect and somehow you convey that to the people. The Rolleiflex high tonal values are amazing, because you get the whole range of greys, high key I think. Yes, I think attitude is key. It's your strong point and your eye too, of course. So yeah, well done. It also takes guts to do this and not to back off. One guy who has written about how we approach other people and made it the centre of his philosophy is Emmanuel Levinas. The "Other" is the person I meet, the stranger, the one with a story I don't know. But will tell me if only I listen without arrogance and airs of superiority. Can I do that? Dunno. But you can. I'm a lecturer in photography and art history and non Hollywood film, by the way.

The color contrast of the diner is stark. Starting at 8:17, Josh's photo of the diner has blues that pop - they are vibrant. A few seconds later, Tom's photo of the same diner renders the colors, especially the blues, dull and darker. I lost track of who was using Kodak Portra and who was using Fuji, but that is important to know depending on the subjects. I hope you're still making videos. If so, you might want to do a film comparison showing how they render people, eyes, skin, and hair versus structures with vibrant colors versus natural backgrounds with more neutral colors.

buyer beware: my Lomomatic 110 came with a busted flash

Amazing photos! Absolutely worthy for book printing. Will try this on my Pentax 67 (expecting less stunning images but I'm OK with it). Do you recommend any particular lens? I only have the 105mm f2.4 but maybe a wider lens would be better for these. Thank you.

While you might be youthful and strong, hand holding a 6X7 camera with 12 asa film ( 100 + 3 stops ) is near impossible. Nice video, thanks.

4:20 That would have been a nice frame too.

Those are epic.

A lovely collection of portraits on a single roll - you cracked it. Well done!

Beautiful. Thank you

Great video and photos. The Pentax takes me back; never got to own one but drooled over the prospect of doing so.😄

Good to meet you this morning. 😊

Jesus christ josh kept this one quiet this video is so crisp ! Got some lovely shots there aswell well done mate !

One of your best videos yet. Stunning photos and the lighthouse is stunning.

Some cracking pictures of some cracking locations. Nicely done.

Really great! Your 67 is much more than a camera, as well as mine

The light on the grasses was sublime. Beautiful images.

God's own country

Good job,some really nice shots especially 5:55.

Love your work, envious of your people skills. Must find the couarge just to ask.

Hey guys, what was the name of the light meter App you are using. I just got a Canonet. excellent video! you encuraged me to buy it.

Another great video - nice one!

Loved your video guys! I fell in love with the 1961 Canonet years ago and to this day, even though I have a dozen other cameras, it is still my favourite camera to use by far. Your pictures are really unique too - superb actually. Keep up with this high end content with character!

Found your channel by chance today and am really enjoying the content. The portraits are really fantastic, I especially liked the first in the hat shop but they are all great. The portrait in the Shanghai video was excellent too. Would love to see more, I also wanted to say how well you came across asking for permission to take the portraits, super friendly and polite. I’m sure that goes a long way towards engaging with your subjects!

Hi guys, I really love these shots and this video for the behind the scenes look at how you got them. The first shot especially in the hat shop is a favourite and one I keep looking at on Instagram. Thinking of finally pulling the trigger on a Rolleiflex myself, to use it for street portraits an still life shooting. Do you have any tps on how to get the most out of the image quality? There seems to be a lot of variation online which I think might come down to the lighting/flare control and how the negatives are scanned. I know you two proably develop and scan yourselves but do you have any recommendations for quality development and scanning online services, that I can post, to for similar results to yours? Keep the photo and video uploads coming, would love to see more street portrait work. Luke

Interesting video. Thank you RS. Canada

Great equipment and fabulous photos.

very very excellent work and beautiful portraits, I am delighted! well done, inspiring video, thank you, subscribed, waiting for the next videos and good luck!

Stunning exposures, love the story told in them. Im keen to try this on my hasselblad swc

Looks like an interesting film. BTW I never use a squeegee. There is always a chance of a piece of grit getting between the blades. I rinse my fingers in the final film wash and use them.

Good morning! 👋. Great video, thank you :)

Good info here and an enjoyable video.

Hi there, can I ask which developer you are using and the developing times for the varying ISO?

Love the red filter drama Josh, great portrait too!

Love the portrait. Thanks for sharing

Love the film and the stills - great portrait, I can see why you were pleased with it.

love your shots and the vlog, question i ve started home developing B & W 35mm film fixing with ilford rapid fixer, how many uses will 1 litre mix be ok for before needing re mixing fresh?

Great pictures and video. I have shot GP3 in 4x5 and like it and will defiantly be trying the 120 or 220. How did you get on with loading it onto the developing tank spiral, do's the extra length make it any more difficult.

Mate ; I have an MX - EVS Rollei / 75mm 3.5 with the 10 aperture blades , I did a few portraits with it in Vietnam 6 years ago the first time I had it out ...was new to me. She performed magnificently , and I am so pumped to do more street traveling again . I am getting use to my newest Rollei , the 55mm F4 DISTAGON Wide Rollei , she has a meter and the meter is accurate though not a " linked " meter , that baby was attended to by Harry Fleenor in USA . Your work is very nice , the first shot , and the shot of the man with long beard ...I like .