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Inventive Photography
Добавлен 11 авг 2020
Inventive Photograph
Diving into the depths of invention and innovation of photography and video, sharing with you the adventure and learning new ideas and recreating old ones.
Brought to you by a retired lecture in the field with over 40 years of experience.
Building inventions for fun and pleasure join us on our journey.
Diving into the depths of invention and innovation of photography and video, sharing with you the adventure and learning new ideas and recreating old ones.
Brought to you by a retired lecture in the field with over 40 years of experience.
Building inventions for fun and pleasure join us on our journey.
Praktica Brighten up your logo strap - photo bag
Be proud of your photographic equipment sticky tape craft knife and a pair of pliers that's all it takes to brighten up your logo it's not where you start from it's where you're going the matters
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Видео
No 4 Bayko The Big Build movie
Просмотров 77414 дней назад
This is the last in the series of 4 set this is the building shown on most front covers of the instruction manuals
BAYKO No 3 Building a school
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Having acquired the basic skills in sets 1 and 2 I get creative going back to my school days it's an interesting exercise going back in time how's the memories can flooding back classmates teachers the third point of milk that invariably in the winter was frozen and had to be thought out on the radiator
Bayko set No 2
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Demonstrating building a two-storey house not quite Brick by Brick, set No 2 upgrade parts first floor template 13 x 9 medium-sized roof 2 flat roofs white/red bricks rods curved windows etc this allows you to be more creative.
BAYKO set No 1
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A complete step-by-step building the bungalow with set one in real time
Bayko 1950s building construction toy
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Over the next few videos I will be building a property from each construction set, (1) (2) (3 ) (4 ) along with out to avoid simple mistakes, also with just a few extra materials you can create an idolic building of your own design. it should also be fun
Durst UT 100 dryer. Pentax ME / MV. PRAKTICA MTL 50 Part 2 test
Просмотров 683 месяца назад
Develop the film that was used in all three cameras digitized negatives view and examine final prints Plus an in depth review on revamping a Durst UT100 film drying cabinet
Pentax ME. Pentax MV. Praktica Light tight experiment
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One role of 35mm BW film in all 3 cameras, Pentax ME. Pentax MV. and a Praktica MTL50. I device a simple method I've taken photographs all under the same conditions plus developing the film in one day, it could go wrong in several different ways but only had the One film
Pinhole slimline camera part 2
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Finish creating camera shutter mechanism and devise a selective aperture unit
Pinhole slimline camera step-by-build
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Pinhole camera that can fit into your pocket using the body of a 120 roll film 1920s camera create a simple shutter the finished camera is capable using paper negatives / 120 film
Life and Photography 5 5 Still in ipswich hospital
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Stepping back in time 1966 one day still in hospital pranks and humorous events
A Photographers Story Part 5 - Antics and highlights anything plus More Car Boot Camera Tips
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A Photographers Story Part 5 - The general day-to-day routine can be quite monotonous early morning wake ups copious cups of tea and coffee Being cheeky to the nurses which led one day to a proper bed bath she just came in and threw the bowl all over me
A Photographers Story Part 4 - Nikon FE / Pentax ME
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Nighttime crash on a Lambretta scooter Saturday around midnight we decided to set off on holiday riding through the night arrive in Lowestoft just as the Sun was coming up. Wednesday evening around 11 pm our nemesis, My life would never be the same again Being an optimist it would allow me to go to college with the insurance money. BW film test using Nikon FE / Pentax ME
A Photographers Story Part 3 - Voighlander / Mastre 35
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A Photographers Story Part 3 - The Voighlander VITO CD camera helped me tremendously understanding the basics correlation between aperture and speed plus one of the brightest viewfinders clearly visible light grey field definition area VITO CD Mastre 35
A Photographers Story Part 2 - Starting a basic darkroom
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1965 Making a basic darkroom Johnson 35mm postcard Enlarger My passion for photography almost stopped before it began
A Photographers Story Part 1 - Car Boot Cameras
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A Photographers Story Part 1 - Car Boot Cameras
Vest Pocket Kodak - Experiment with 35mm film in a 127 camera - Part 2
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Vest Pocket Kodak - Experiment with 35mm film in a 127 camera - Part 2
Vest Pocket Kodak Case - Restoration - Part 1
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Vest Pocket Kodak Case - Restoration - Part 1
How to replace light seals in 35mm camera - Olympus OM-10
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How to replace light seals in 35mm camera - Olympus OM-10
Studio Lighting on a budget LED & Halogen
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Studio Lighting on a budget LED & Halogen
Can you do the club house if you havent all ready as my grandads book was burnt in a small fire
Ive got some but dont know how to use it so thanks
Is that building kit size 'OO'/HO'' Scale?
I think size is nearer 1/43 more suitable to "0" gauge and "Spot On" model cars. I have 00 model railway and Bayko. It is too big for 00.
@@chapelhousemodelrailway1700 Much appreciated, And, Thank you very much for answering my reply and greetings from the U.S.A., I had a feeling that building was too big for 'HO' scale, That house would be more suited for 'Lionel' trains which is ''O'' gauge here in the states, The UK don't have ''O'' gauge anymore?
@@michaelquinones-lx6ks 0 gauge has a very good following in the UK.
@@chapelhousemodelrailway1700 I'm surprised, I've always thought ''OO'' gauge was the only scale in that country i even heard that ''TT'' scale is making a come back in the U.K. too, And, Thank you again for responding to my comment.
Great to see this... I had a Bayko set as a kid... late 50s? The video took me right back there!! Well done! :)
cool
Like it 🎉
It's nice to know I'm not talking to myself
I have an idea for one more project yet I think I'd like to build a cricket pavilion
I just bought one of these the special version and I am wanting to shoot with thanks for adding to the library of content of this camera I watched part two first hopefully mine is is good shape and I will add to my video the the RUclips library soon
I have just started photography courses in Art School and is learning to make pinhole camera from boxes and tin. I would like to make a large format wooden box later. Thank you for sharing your video
Glad you found it interesting good-looking in your future endeavors
I believe your voice is only coming out of the left speaker channel in this video, unfortunately. I still enjoyed it despite that small technical difficulty, thank you for the video.
Excellent idea to recycle old camera chassis, thanks for sharing, I hope to see results, Greetings from Chile
Great video! I'm thinking of making a large format wooden box camera and this is really helpful. Thanks
Yeah this was good. I do wetplate. You should get into that. It’s addicting.
I watched this a while ago, but never left a comment but here goes: Thanks for this video. It helped me get my tiny darkroom started, as I had gotten this exact enlarger from eBay! I have since graduated to an older Meopta Optemus, but this small enlarger was perfect to get started in the limited space I have available. The tip about the bicycle LED light as a safe light was also instantly useful!
You're very welcome! I had health problems so I’ve been off-line for awhile I hope you’re still having fun in the dark room it’s unbelievable how film and chemistry has gone up in price almost 3 times what it was a year ago I’m going back to creating my own chemistry use in the coffenol method if you’ve never tried it have a look at my video It’s really simple and cost-effective
I asked an art shop about painting the bellows acrylic paint mixed with a small amount of PVA glue was suggested it made a nice job and sealed the many light leaks I haven't tried using the camera yet. When using a Stanly knife a steel rule is not the best idea a piece of 1" x .125" aluminium T section is much better your fingers are safe behind the upright
I took an orphaned 1915 VPK lens and adapted it to an M42 billows for use on my 35mm film camera. I can focus from infinity down to about 6 inches with the lens on "T" so I can use my cameras shutter and the through the lens meter (also a flash if I want). I will be using Ilford Ortho Plus 80 because it mimics the limited spectrum films of period for authenticity. On the plus side, no need to hunt down 127 film. It is not red sensitive, exactly like the original films used during the war. I don't know of any WW1 reenactments near me hear in the US but I will use it at vintage car shows and aviation shows. My dream is to take this setup to the Goodwood Revival (historic races each September) in the UK were people dress in period clothes and vintage planes do flyovers. Thanks for the and inspiration!
I'm confused. Is this video about your stay in a hospital or about cameras? I came to hear a comparison between the Nikon and Pentax and left with nothing. Please try again.
Be mindful close to the eye piece got fluid in between the eye piece and prism and had to remove the whole top and eye piece to clean
Light sealing not just need s removing it needs replacement Or light leakage will almost certainly result But if you clear the old seals and haven't time to replace and you want to load film just tape the camera up. It's fairly easy to do the replacement yourself If in doubt someone might do it for you I bought an OM10 from a dealer and he did the seals as part of a deal which was good
Didn't really get what you were doing with two cameras.
Mad story about sleeping rough and build the enlarger. Looking forward for part 3.
“Bulb” refers to a bulb operated cable release. Some early cable releases had a rubber bulb on the end, which you squeezed to fire the shutter. A bit like the horn on a vintage car.
Could you scan the instructions manual and put it on the Internet Archive?
What was the wattage of the bulb you used for the exposure?
I have an Olimpus OM 10 camera. The battery is getting hot and it doesn't last at all. Do you know why this is happening? Thank you
you ever figure it out? mine does the same
Thank you for this very fascinating video! What an awesome device and technique. And thanks for the marble tip. Last year, I had to move and was unable to get a darkroom ready until recently. Of course, my opened bottle of paper developer was of no use. I now know what to do in the future.
Post-it-notes, instead of masking tape. It works great, and seems to leave no discernable residue. In most major cities, you can find someone that will "CLA" and redo your light seals for a pretty reasonable fee. They have a shop, tools, parts, good lighting and the experience to do the job right. I've never had to wait more then a few days to get these little jobs done. For me it's well worth the money just to have a beautifully CLEAN and CLEAR view finder/focusing screen! Cheers.
The diaphragm numbers on old Kodaks is called the "U.S. system". Here are their equivalents in traditional f/stops (U.S. / f-stop): 1=f/4; 2= f/5.6; 4=f/8; 8=f/11; 16=f/16. If you forget, you can use "16" to calibrate everything in your head.
thank you
Very good demonstration!
Brilliant! I will be trying this myself! I have almost the same Johnson box enlarger as your other video. I’m planning on developing the prints in caffenol also, have you tried this? Do you think the same mixture will work? Thanks!
good luck let me know how you get on
@@inventivephotography2739 it worked! Set it up with a piece of Ilford Rc paper, waved a lightbulb (new LED) over the negative for about 25secs. Print came out sharp and in focus. I developed it in caffenol though so came out a bit brown and white! I might just try putting my phone on a white screen maximum brightness directly on the negative, see how that works. I will also try sellotaping the paper down and use a card to do test strips to get a better sense of the exposure time. Got some proper Ilford developer on order. Thanks for the inspiration😊👍
@@grandmasterflash213 Keep experimenting that's where knowledge can be found
Thank you for sharing this.
My pleasure!
They look fabulous, I particularly like the shutter arrangement on the all black one, I just might pinch that idea.
good luck just do it
You also can spray some from a lighter gas can into the bottles with developer, it's heavier than oxygen. The oxygen will then not come in contact with the developer. There's also a special protection spray from Tetenal, wich works the same. BTW, both are flammable.
Nice video what other topics will you be covering ?
Build your own pinhole camera plus a vintage lookalike
What a great idea, stuck at home could do with a fun project to try ! and i think i have all the items needed already. Where did you get the camera from?
The temperature and quantities have a large latitude have fun
The camera it is almost as old as I am,I purchased it from old junk shop in Leicester when I first went to college