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Hey honey let's take the anvil on vacation! I salute your dedication, but honestly you would have got better results with any digital camera, in quality and quantity. It seems like the wrong tool for the job to me, and the price per frame is painful these days.

Nice photo. But color king film is Ektar 100.

Missed your little vlogs, glad your back keep'm coming.

0:30 had to pause and write this… the visuals are so on point that I’m going to shoot photos after I watch this 🫡

Who is the woman shooting in this video ? Does she have her own channel ? Her compositions are amazing ! Thank you .

15:23 why did you shoot it then?

Love the colors bro! I’m actually in Arkansas as well, so I was surprised when I saw the drone footage hahahah. Great video my guy.

Lovely shots! I'm from Athens and it's great to see it from a visitor's perspective. I actually live in the same neighbourhood your airbnb was at! May I ask where you got the leather strap, on the Canon, from? You mentioned it was "local", if I remember correctly?

Im simple. I see good picture . I like it

those colors 🎨

Well done, good photos of amazing place! I've been there twice this year, so it resonates with me. Thank you

Super nice video and superb shots in there! Great work!

Big ceeeeej

It’s good to be back on RUclips fam! 😊

Finally, let's go!

How does it feel to carry it around? Thinking about the RB67 Pro SD myself.

The contrast and pivot changed the image. Wowwwww.. That was the most satisfied one

The contrast and pivot changed the image. Wowwwww.. That was the most satisfied one

Nice work

I just shot a job where dancers wore light colored costumes under harsh lighting. I was able to recover the almost blown out highlights with your method and save the shots. Thank you very much!

Why do youtubers walk around holding this camera like a 7 lb football? Or worse yet, in a back pack that takes minutes to retrieve the camera. Why not use a strap? I use an optech cross body and wear it 3 hours at a time with no ill effects. Camera rests on my right hip with strap across chest and back taking off some of the weight and I can either lightly support it up with my R hand or lightly press it against my side to further reduce the weight on my shoulder. I set exposure at each new lighting area, have the shutter button lock off, the dark slide out and the film advanced but shutter not cocked. It can't fire accidentally and I am reminded to cock the shutter/mirror because if I don't I can't see out the view finder and it won't fire. With an oleson split prism focusing screen, it snaps to focus faster than my manual focus 35 mm because I can clearly see the split prism coming into alignment. It is a JOY to use the wlf.

You young folks getting into analog photography never seize to amaze me..1. The rb67 is not a mirrorless camera but a camera with mirror meaning WYSIWUG ( you're seeing what's real) one essential tool for night photography is a flashlight, you need one to see properly. So it ain't because it's old but because it's an SLR. 2. If you're goin to shoot long exposures, use the mirror lock up in the lens and not the shutter release cable in the shutter ( you was lucky because your exposure was over 1/2 sec ).. 3. You don't have to shoot if there's nothing to shoot..medium format shouldn't be treated like point and shoot.. 4. what you counted as 1 sec was literally 6secs , and your 2 secs what like 10sec... use a timer on your phone next time and don't guess the time ( bw is pretty forgiving that's why you got away with it.. if you're goin to shoot slide or even color negative at night, your results will surprise you )

Ok, I was shooting with my RB67 and i remembered you working with the T setting on the lens. So the leave shutter closes when you turn the ring to 1 sec. The mirror claps down if you press the cable release, no link to the shutter. If you want that, time with the csble release, you need to put the cable in the lens. There is Mirror up and bulb. When you use these, you also need to press the release for the mirror first and then take the shot with the cabke release. In short, your calculated exposures where a bit longer ;)

Good video, its a learning curve with the RB indeed... we all made these mistakes 🙂 Some good images out of the roll, keep it up!

the contrast and pivot saved my life!! i cant believer i overlooked this

Nice little excursion, thanks. Wondering where? Nice thing about the RB is not only a ton of different viewfinders but also focus screens available, easily interchangeable. Having a brighter image in those conditions will definitely give more confidence than just what your lightmeter is telling you… Keep up the good work

That last frame 💥

Made me laugh because those mistakes you made are the very same ones I have made and still make.

Love the first frame actually! Even with the headlights, I think it works. This is actually really useful for me, since I have a roll of HP5 in a camera I'm trying out. Thanks!

Black and white at night anyone?? 😊

How do you get the effect from 0:17 to 0:21.

Another great video!

Great video, a simple but very effective treatment of your photo. What are your thoughts on removing the dust and scratches?

Nice! Love the Dodge and Burn bit. Have never touched those sliders before today, so I'll have to give it a go with my next roll!

Keeping the black and white streak going!

Thank you boss

Very nice video. Thank you RS. Canada

isnt that just regular Fuji 400, not Superia?

Amman street scenes are a totally unexpected and wonderful surprise, thank you.

Good work!

Amazing vid as always! Great choice of music and overall great edits!

Wow. Look at the grainy grain. How awesome! Loved that you explained the setup so we know what we're getting here. It's really fun.

For those longer exposures, you gotta lean on things! That first one you did three times had a perfect wall & fence for it.

nah... toooo much noise ... it just ruins all ... :( i like how photo looks at 70mm film ! Sharp and clean )

Great video!

Hipsters 😅😂

Glad i came by your account! Subscribed and liked the video! Please make more!! 😄

Thought this was grainy days for a moment

Re: handheld exposures, I regularly do ⅛ sec on 50mm with my Leicas, and on a good day 1/10 on an 80mm with my Contax 645. Just go for the slower speeds!

So cool that you get to live there...