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The squeek is easy resolved, the camera needs a bit of silicon oil that's all, there are some "how to do" video's on RUclips about this should you look for them.

If you care to hook the camera up to your phone and use the app you can get the View assist and zebras you're looking for I think you can also get the histogram. This does complicate the setup a little but it definitely addresses the issues you're concerned with. Always find it weird when people complain about this camera not being weather seal. I don't know of a lot of really popular weather sealed gimbals or people who's shoot in pouring rain with tiny cameras.

Cool !!!

Evening Daniel, Shooting with the Olympus Trip for the first time and I have purchased some Kodak Gold 800 film. I intend to be using the roll at a music gig, photographing the musicians in a limited lighting setting. Would you recommend the Automatic or 2.8 acupuncture? I am just concerned about my images coming out blurry with it being my first time. Thank you.

Great Video

Beautiful work Daniel. So simple, so nice.

Can you talk about how you color grade your videos!

Great video buddy, I just bought one and doing some quick RUclips lessons

Just don’t go out in the rain

great video, seems odd that square is a format even though now I really like the look...sometimes I print/post squares from my modern digital cameras. Im old and when when used 6x6 for work it was an "8x10" formate that kept you from needing to flip the camera... I always had 8x10 marks etched on the screens. It was rare (if ever) to print a square. basically I had a 645 but actually exposing 6x6. years latter I switched to a Mamiya RB and rotating back so I wasn't "cropping" and getting a larger negative as well but they are massive and the price is down to a point I think I will end up buying a Hasselblad or maybe a Rollie TLR again.

You have lovely hands

Very nice video. Where did you point the camera to read the exposure? knowing that you put the asa ring on 200 with a ultramax 400

Found this at just the right time. I’m switching over to scanning at home myself and this was literally perfect. 👌🏾

Hi, great video! Is there by chance a place to download the scans? Thanks!

I just picked mine up a couple weeks ago and it's so handy! The quality you get for the size and portability is amazing. Great video!

i agree. Can't have everything in a little camera like that. I actually went for the action 5. I wanted something on top of my film camera that's as small as a light meter, and its perfect for that.

Your videos are always so helpful!

I'm surprised no one has commented on the problem with the Bronica, and from what you said it seems like it's an easy fix. It looks like you have the multi exposure dial on, it's a little lever on the right side of the camera (looking from the back). It's right next to the grip. The little lever should be in the up position. The newer ETR SI version shows a red indicator on the screen, I don't know if yours has it but I'm pretty sure that will fix the problem.

Just been out today shooting my first ever roll of film, and it was Kentmere 400 on a Konica tc-x, very nerve wracking but loved the slower pace you have to take compared to dslr, can't wait to get them developed! Great video, really interesting to hear insights on differences in film stocks as its something im so unfamiliar with, subbed!

why ALWAYS the lofi hiphop lol

I really enjoyed watching this! It’s a great budget filmstock. As for the lost shadow detail, in my experience Kentmere 400 seems to have a true speed of around 200-250 which means the shadows aren’t getting enough exposure and pushing can’t solve that issue. If you shoot anymore try a roll rated at 200 and see how it turns out!

Great vid. Where have you been getting your lab scans in the UK? I'm def paying more than £8/roll

That’s a pretty bad light leak in your Pentax. What developer was this in? From that contrast it looks more like a push than anything at 400, very lost shadows there.

such nice texture/grade on the a-roll Daniel. I love this style of conversational video. Kentmere 400 has been a fun switch-up film for me whenever I get to feeling the itch for something different.

I shoot a lot of 35mm Kentmere 400. Developed a roll today with some very nice results. I have shot Fomapan, but prefer the Kentmere. Do also shoot HP5 and FP4.

When you say over- and under-exposure you're talking about the camera settings only, right? You aren't pushing or pulling in development?

Great video! Informative as always :) hope the next one is coming soon

Shooting film photography? Do you mean shoot film? How do you shoot photography?

I'd let you over expose me

This is fantastic, I have the same stand from photo enlarger Krokus 44 L. what is the 3/4 mount knob that you are using

What's with the annoying voice

very interesting, as always !!

Film's ability to overexpose is really insane

LFG love this series

My lord what is wrong with this kid's voice?!

Great choice.

Superb review

I have this camera and it feels like a luxury camera. Only complaint is it’s a little slow and loud. It’s not much of a bother because it fits the vintage aesthetic

Greatest flash

As someone who taught photography before you were born, let me compliment your knowledge. Good job explaining the exposure triangle. In the old days iso was asa/din and for many shooters sunny 16 was the rule. We used to have to push 400 to 1600 and deal with the grain for low light. Man have we come a long way...

Are these scans with this lens reasonable sharp edge to egde? If you were building a new setup today, would you choose a same lens?

My mum still has hers which she bought brand new in like 1980 or something in her first job out of High School. I remember using it as a kid... This makes me want to get it out and have a play ❤

Your photos are amazing! Huge talent

I don't understand why you need the extension tube with the macro lens. Does it not give 1:1 magnification? If not, why buy that model when others do. Also, a longer focal length - say 100mm macro would give a longer working distance, allowing easier access to the film holder etc. One major benefit of using a camera to digitise film is the ability to use auto exposure bracketing, then create a HDR image from the frames, this is especially useful when copying transparencies with their high contrast.

Great video mate. Really enjoyed it. What tripod is that?

I got this camera and im so excited to use this. Thanks for this video and I love your shots. ❤

Great review and user guide. Except you don't use the thumb wheel to rewind the film. There is a dedicated crank

Ahh cheap film, those were the days..(sigh)

Nice review ! As you mentioned that you normally use the phone app for metering the light, I will really appreciate that you make a video talking about the app you are using and demonstrating some of your works~

that's why i prefer 6x8 and so few cameras exists in this realm it makes me weep ;c