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That was a sick squat @2:52

Thank you for sharing!! This is so helpful. 😊

This is super informative and well put together. You even have a dope model. Criminal it hasn't garnered more views.

My comment is I loved it! So cool to see the BTW on screen printing! Those shirts are 🔥

Pentax has an M42 adapter for the K mount. Its exactly the same flange distance. In terms of available lenses, one can use even modern Pentax lenses on older bodies. Saying that Pentax K mount doesn't have a lot of lens options simply dont know what they are talking about. It is the only SLR mount that is still alive. So I would recommend the K1000, KM, KX, MX, all of which are fully mechanical, as Spotmatic alternatives. The KX and MX have shutter spead and aperture read out in the viewfinder.

Great video! Love the documentary aspect of the video + photos. Keep it up, mate 🤙

Love it! Glad that we spent some time catching up . And you killed those images as always! You made me look cool 🫢💅🏽

Thank you so much for this tutorial bro.

i think about this video once a week

Thanks for shooting pushed film at night 😅 a lot of the other RUclips videos push and shoot in broad daylight. Now I can finally decide on getting more lomo 800!

6:02 what an absolute beautiful and gorgeous photo. So ethereal!

Oh no, no Spotmat..., nevermind. Ha! Nice job, thanks. Stay safe.Peace

The pictures looked really good. Did you push the film in the developing process or did you shoot both films at 1600?

I like the photo at 6:02

Found myself here by accident. Lucky me! Fantastic shots, very inspiring - I am suitably inspired and will be back for more.

Really liked the photos. To my taste exposing for the subject worked better. Thank you for a great and informative video.

have a SP and an SP F. - the F bieng in better condition and therefore my favorite. along with the 8 elements Super Takumar 50mm f1.4 its hard to beat. At the moment it has pushed the much lighter and also very nice Olympus OM2 with 50 mm f 1.4 Zuiko down to second place on my most liked 35 mm camera list.

Excellent review, really love the opening scene.

I tried to squish the film between two panes of glass that are very clear but what I've found is that it casts weird streaks on the film, probably due to curving in some way. I really need a film holder. Other than that, very good guide!

thanks a ton bro! you saved me a lot of money. do you have a video for scanning old photographs?

Me watching this in 2024 D:, hahah 4 euro per roll, good old days

Nice comparison between the format sizes. I've found when shooting it in 110 (to my preference) rating at 200 is the sweet spot. I agree some images at 400 can look a bit under exposed, but the cartridges I've rated at 100 had a bit of over exposure in the brightest areas. It's definitely scene dependent though.

All of them hot!

Hm ... Pentax Auto 110 are around for 150€ with 3 lenses ...

When i find one here (munich/bavaria) i will try it. Btw. fabulous, intresting, entertainimg channel.

On point what i wanted to know. Will try it for shure when my F3 arrive in two days. Also Like your vids where you shot this Film.

Awesome great work as always (Norbi)💙

Great set of pictures ! I suppose the artists loved them ? I love the rendering of this film stock when it's sunny - less on the cloudy day but it's interesting. Is it (another) Kodak 500t without remjet ? Seems to have less grain than Cinestill 800t.

Great video, wonderful photos and awesome insights into acrobats' training! 💪

I found 25 rolls of 1600 Natura at a small camera shop in Japan in 2019 for about $10 per roll. I bought them all. After I got them home I cold stored them and still have 15 rolls today. Great stuff.

The mask is there so you can pretend its an xpan I guess. I think lomography should have doubled down on the sprockets and not have included a mask

Hey I'm going to Japan soon, I see on Rakuten they have a 10 pack of Fujicolor 100 for about 100 USD. I think I'm going to get some film!

These 👏🏻are👏🏻all👏🏻so👏🏻good👏🏻!!!!

Phenomenal work Norbi! You gorgeously captured a respectful and imaginative representation of their own art through your art. Great job! Your timing is masterfully executed to say the least! Amazing film colors too! What a nice roll. Cheers!

Great timing of her empty hands when flipping the hula-hoop. Actually, all the action shots were well timed and were great fun to watch. Thanks! Stay safe.Peace

you definitely managed a lot of keepers in these sessions. nice work.

Also not a fan of the Vision3 washed film but have to say, your images looked great. Timing on the images looked perfect, a great set of images to have. 👍

I say 'roll-ay', so thanks for the correction! The most photos I took were with 126 and 110 cameras waaaaay back in the day. I like SLR, but I've bought an A110 from ebay (will it work....?) to have some fun & to have a camera with me all the time, like I used to.

What film stock do you typically use?

Love this my friend. Keep it up :)

I really love the second shot you made of the cherry tree.

Norbi sorry for this question a year late but what shutter speed do you typically use on this since I've found because of the dark light source I'm going up till shutter speed 1/6 or 1/8 (with an aperture of 8 or 11) to get usable scans. Is that wise? I use a 2 second timer and a shutter release cable.

my favorites were the warehouse and apartment entrance photos

Superb work, love the creativity

2:41 I definitely didn’t say virtual…

Ha-ha I did the same thing, the first time I shot the sprocket rocket. If you like vertical panoramas, check out the work of Horst Hamann.

I personally like the photos with and without the sprocket! I like that you have the choice. Great video. Best Wishes 💕

Great video, mate! The mask of the sprocket rocket is ridiculous, given the name and thus purpose of the camera. Panaromic shots are awesome though and your photography proves the point! Have a great time in the next weeks/months, happy to welcoming you in the Lab again at any time!

sans sprocket rocket. lol

This camera is a very fun toy! I tried using my Pentax 67 with 35mm film, but it was a terribly tedious experience. I think I’ll get away with the same result as the Lomogoaphy camera gives!🎉