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Only thing that makes me skeptical about these filters is reviews say the glass fell out shortly after purchase. I bought a walking way UV filter yesterday so we will see

I was waiting for black vs white mist filter ❤️

That's a 'full frame' camera my man. What it says on the lens is what it is. for the future, keep your shutter speed higher - 1/125 or faster with this lens. You'll get sharper images.

Sound like you have less an "analog" challenge than an "non-AF". Bad is that you are -- so far I see this from the other videos -- not an Nikon F or Canon EOS user. Otherwise my cheap recommendation would be to use an analog but AF camera from those compatible histories. Saves also money for lenses. But anyhow / regardless: you need to get the focus thing done, otherwise latest analog medium or even large format is out of reach. BTW: Aside or reading I do not use glasses like you do. Specially the cheaper analog cameras in past where not great with glasses, as you could not see the whole focusing screen with them. You may need to check / consider this for future. E.g. the famous Nikon F3 ad original only an finder which was not good for glasses. Later only the "HP" finder being also good for glasses was sold. Or you go wide-angle, than "everything" can be in focus. ;-)

Hi. The Minolta X-700 like most 35mm film cameras, are considered full frame. So if your lens is a 55mm (sure its not a 50mm lens with a 55mm filter thread?), then there is no conversion factor. What it is, is what it is. I think you have a 50mm f/2 lens with a 55mm filter thread. Anyway, have fun shooting more film.

Learning how to shoot film or better yet, how to take great photos on film, will make you a better photographer. Film forces you to think about the results you want to achieve with each shot before shooting, instead of after the fact as it's the case for digital photography. Not being able to "chimp" at the images you take is hard at first but after a while you'll find yourself using the same modus operandi when shooting digital because planning shots will become second nature. You'll also be able to guess the right exposure and aperture settings after a while, which will also make you a faster shooter on digital! Good luck with your journey... i'm looking forward to when the path to film-induced-poverty leads you to your first dark room session!

Hey man, great video. What v flats and umbrella did you use?

Congrats on starting your film journey, the first roll is always full of mistakes so don't let stop you. Just have to be more considered with your focusing, framing, exposure. Its all a learning curve. Its totally worth it in the end, especially when you start to use coloured filters with black & white film, and eventually developing and printing your own work. Good luck Bro!

Amazing work! I know you said you used a gel on your main but what about the fill (on Cam)? Also, did you keep your cam WB at 5600 and did you have to adjust a bit? Thank you!

Tim next time try focusing on things that objects that have edges and shoot with a shutter speed that is 1/60 or higher and f/stop of 5.6 or higher. . Also it takes practice to get used to focusing with the split-image patch..practice focusing on things around your house to become better acquainted with the focusing patch. One last thing to check is that the eyepiece is 0 correction else it will be.challenge to focus, from one glasses wearer to another LOL. Have fun with you new camera, next Christmas you'll be asking your partner for a medium format film camera LOL.

Great video, can we have longer videos please. #Londonlovesyou

i tried it on my ZV1 buuut all the photos came out white washed . how do i fix that?

Congrats big man ❤

I bought it on Amazon for 39 euros last week. It's a cheap flash but very capable, and I love it. I used this flash only a couple of times so far, on a 5D mk III, Fuji XT30II and my Pentax K1000 film camera. It works very well also with a PC sync, very useful on old film cameras that they only have a PC sync port (like on Hasselblad 500 series). This is in my opinion the perfect flash especially for film photographers who wants a very small portable flash.

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Is this works well with sigma 18-50? Any shadows cast on the img? I usually taking vertical pictures and new to the flash things, could you give some advices :D Thx

I've a question sir

Nice images. Thank you for the video

What is this lighting program called?

Hi, video is awesome and the results are so great. Im consider switching from sony (A7iii) to Lumix s5iix mainly for versatility in photography and video capabilities, but main thing for me now is photography. Most of the time I shoot proms, weddings and events with flash. I have seen troubles with TTL and burst shoot with godox flashes (slow reaction of flash if you tried burst mode on TTL and AF at the same time, missed flash and other stuff) Do you have same problems or you do not? If you have some solving to this problem, please, let mi know.

Do u have a video of how u do ur lighting and all the stuff u use to photograph like this

Your photos came out great. You just proved Lumix s5II with cheap lens is a photo beast. Outstanding quality. Was thinking about switching from my old sonya7III/a7r2 into panasonic and after some research I know it will be great choice for hybrid wedding photographer. Cheers.

please what's the list of gears this was shot with?

Amazing content man! look above these numbers, you're doing it right. rooting for you bro!!

I’m curious, as someone on the fence between the s5iix and a7iv for RUclips videos and some wedding photography… Have you ever missed a shot or struggled to get focus with the LUMIX autofocus?

Fffffffffffffiddlesticks these are so good...

Congratulation Tim, your beautiful wife, and baby. Wishing you all every success possible, long Healthy, Joyful, Prosperous and content lives! #Londonlovesyou

I have the S5iiX - it shoots stunning images, I have the 20-60 kit lens the 50mm prime and a Canon FD lense - l.Monochrome is sick in B&W! Underrrated

Thank you. I'm definitely getting it.

all solid advice

Congratulations brother 🎉🎉🎉

Please what’s the name or model of your strip box

Great colors, was this entirely shot on the Lumix? The first parts seem crazy sharp. Also, what lens did you use?

good job

Baddest filmmaker on earth ,,

Thank you so much for this 🔥💯

uy pinay

Incredible

I appreciate the diagram layout with light placement in this video 🫡

Fire bro. I bought 2

fantastic

bro this is dope good work man

Do you have lag with the flash ?

learnt a lot from this. Thank you!

Can i get the link to that particular v flat that you are using?

Love this what do you have white balance on

What software do you use to edit your videos