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Are they 50d and 500t ?

covid was 4 years ago? take me back ;-;

Deym the music is so lit

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Definitely agreeing with the comment above

Wow definitely nice

One of the best videos for street photography. I've seen a ton and most repeat the same touristy spots over and over. This has great suggestions! Question, how did you choose the time for the Staten Island ferry to catch that gorgeous light?

Short, sweet, simple! How most informative videos should be! Thank you

pls don't buy cameras from etsy :))))))))))))

Your music overlay is too loud for a while in the beginning, then can still be too loud.

it's the good old Casey Vlog Vibe

Where did you buy this film?

Great video!

Thank you for sharing I'm in the market to buy one and this helped me a lot

What film stock is this? Thanksss

Useless. Too much commentary is lost in wind noise.

Hey there I was wondering if you can line up this film good with audio after the appending up and slowing down of the video from the developing?

These videos are always hyper edited. Like damn just let the image speak for itself. Not the edit. Its ok to slow down

How old is this camera? Do you have grandfather's pictures? Can you show it, please? Your pictures are atmospheric.

Thank you so much for this info! Super helpful!

Ill just use the one I found in my grandmother's attic

Hey How did u scan vertically of 3 frame at once like that?

My great-grandmother found her old Kodak brownie Hawkeye Flash-model camera from 1956 and was the first camera ever used in our family She gave me the camera and the film was only $18 and used it on 2 rolls of 620 film. I found some unused flash tubes to use and am planning on using it again since I still have flash tubes left.

Thank you for sharing your. New York I will see you in July. 👍😍

Great video! Thanks!

yup imma get one

How much was the roll ?

I don’t know anything about film types or camera types.

how do i know when my kodak 50d film is finished? i accidentally took it out of my camera and counter reset. thanks!

Heirloom cameras are the best.

this should have more likes

just picked up one of these cameras and looking forward to using it in a an upcoming music video. Thanks for the helpful video Henry

Wow, romanticizing the Super 8 film! I filmed and edited in S-8 between 1969-1982. Today is even a super cheap mobile phone making better quality film, and if you like the old fashion style (without finger prints ;-), there are good filters making look-alikes ;-)

I was given mine. It was the camera my first steps were filmed with!

Awesome video! How do I know my roll is finished?

what kinda super 8 camera is that

My camera works only when I have the back door open where the casette goes in.. would that be a problem?

Great video, straight to the point with visuals to help, cheers bud! Definitely even more tempted to get started with a super 8 now!

What film stock did you use for this one ?

Why in some shots the video looks a blurry, while there are shots with somewhat a similar picture that have a decent sharpness to them?

Great tutorial! Thax a lot. Cant wait to shoot kodak 50D and see the results ❤️‍🔥

I think I can agree with this. One day I’ll get my Grandfather’s Kodak Brownie regular 8mm cam working again!

wow this video basically answered all my questions THANK YOU!

Thanks a lot Henry your a great 🎥 🎞 filmmaker and really precise teaching 🍵

Kakyoin???

Thx for the vid. Pinged many places on my NYC map for my upcoming trip :)

Great video! How did you expose? Did you use a light meter? Also, how does the camera read the ASA?

This is really useful, thank you

I’m from Hong Kong🥰💕

Ah man that’s cool