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When you shot those star trails did you spot meter the sky and then use a reciprocity time? Could you please explain to me how to go about doing star trails on film. Thank you.

Well put. I took the F2AS because it’s what I had but live it now. But, if for practical performance, I love the & use an F4 standard but it’s heavier. So if I need a grab & go reliable film, I choose the F90X even over the glorified F100. It looks typical 90s & nobody is bothering me about it. & yet, it does the best of the best on films besides the F6. AF matrix TTL is outstanding for its time & keep up today.

Fun video. I use the F2AS. Line it. Old reliable. Not I’m looking to test my 20yo 70mm Kodak Plus-X 2402. Looking for something little lighter then a Linhof Press 70 & can use my Graflok back

It's not hard to develop film yourself, that's what I do, you will save heaps, I also bulk roll, unfortunately you don't get the last shot when bulk rolling your own but you save heaps and it's fun to do. I am lucky I have my own little darkroom. All my film is safe in the freezer, I use the top of my fridge freezer, all the food is in my chest freezer, so technically I have a dedicated freezer for my film. Great video I really enjoyed watching

I always recommend this Nikon series! I have several. Just beware of sticky grip.

I have about two dozen film cameras but I love my EOS 300.

Love this video. I will be following you now.

Very nice video. I just ordered a Valoi 120 template and 3 B&W films. Now I just need the camera 😊. I have a bunch of Pentax 645 on my watch list on eBay, so I have to go and pick. I noted the difference between DSLR scans and Frontier. Fr example, to photo att 7:16. How do you remember it? Closer to DSLR or Frontier?

This made me subscribe. Well done, man!

Awesome find, you have a cool mom. Also i like the look , kinda sunset vintage but for midday. Would love to see long exposures of course. I anticipate more expired film eps on such a fun set of films. Great stuff, your out there sweatin it out for our entertainment and I greatly appreciate that! I pick up an expired roll from time to time., so your inspiring me, cheers 🎉

I didn't expect this rollercoaster 😮

Bro. Take those other rolls to a cemetery or something middle of the day. Cool vid. I’m shooting expired stuff.

This is one of the better and clearer explanations about rules of thumb for compensating on expired film!

Well, I'm certain glad to hear that Phoenix 120 has "charm", because it does not have: Color control. Cannot do a red, just a ruddy orange. Contrast so excessive that it will make a devoted Ektar 100 user weep with frustration. Grain the size of ping-pong balls. Sharpness? "We don't need no stinking sharpness." Okay, Harmon says it's a proof of concept. What does that mean? What is that "concept" being proved? That Harmon can make a color negative film comparable to any number of others on the market? Clearly not. That Harmon can make a color film which may not be the greatest, but is very inexpensive. Clearly not. So, here's a concept they may be trying to prove: You can make a film so conventionally bad that no one familiar with it would pay more than $3 a roll for it, but you can sell enough at full market film price to make the whole project worthwhile if you can get YT photo-channel nerds to hype the hell out of it as something special that only the cool kids use.

New fav channel great stuff you are doing man! Reason why I picked up a F2!

What does it say on the edge code on the film?

Loved the colors and the vid, subbed for more!

Hey! I love the channel, if you're into expired film. I have a TON of 120/220 stuff you've probably never used before. I'd be down to send a handful over and would be dope to see some videos on them! I would have for them to be lost to time! Let me know. I have vericolor iii, Pro 400MC, ton of variations of potra and such! Would love to suport the channel 🙏

Cool video! That location looks awesome. Question… When I’m shooting expired film, I’m pushing the ISO one or two stops. So I’m increasing the ISO from the box speed (i.e. 400ISO pushed one stop to 800ISO). So I’m going up in ISO, I’m noticing you’re bringing the ISO down, why is that?

Most entertaining - subscribed.

I’ve been on an expired film kick the last month! This video is hittin for me rn

Thank you so much for watching this video, had a lot of fun testing out this idea!

Is expired film even cheaper anymore?

I still got a 2 decade expired Fuji Superia and its shooting crispy

it's like a lil expired treat 😋

Did you shoot Phoenix at box speed this time?

Awesome shots, thanks for sharing 😃

i'm sorry coke zero with oreo ???????????? LOL ur cool dude

Great video my dude!!! Hope you’re doing well

I need to get off my ass and take some star trail shots. Something I’ve been meaning to do for years now.

You had me at "dog content"! That's how you start a video! 😝 Favorite B&W film for me is Tmax 400 but I also dig HP5.

Just have to say: I love your videos, your style and your narrations. You deserve a ton more viewers, keep up the awesome work!

What's your favorite Black & White film to shoot?

Ayeee Shout out Julian, CA haha love that place. Gotta make it up to idyllwild sometime looks so similar

First! lol

I wish I had a 10th of the light You did on my last trip to the mountains. Had to revert to the old trusty mirrorless due to this ;__;

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Bro, I want to see more videos like this

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that video is so wholesome, it's therapy

The first mailbox shot my god its BEA-U-TIFUL!!! Gonna need a print of that one!

Always hittin with the vibes 🎉 Started photography with a ps nikon then a rebel t1i, then alongside my dad AE1 and then it just took off. I love using old folders now and 50s mechanical cameras. Cheaper the better, but if it makes me want to take phots then its the right camera ❤! Cheers

Great video! I was wondering where you got the left hand grip with the all black hardware? I’ve been looking for a left hand grip for a while.

It cracks me up that the late 90s SLRs are essentially the culmination of over a 100 years of film photography evolution and can produce the best possible images, but often go for a fraction of the price because of less desirable aesthetics. Perfect situation for a cheapskate like myself.

I really should buy one of those EF mount film cameras, since I also use EF mount glass on my modern mirrorless with an adapter.

As a xpan owner I love mines and just like a unfaithful ex. I’ll be cheating by cropping photos to make it look like I shot with it.

love my EOS cameras got three of them. great for hiking, or just chucking in a rucksack.

Manual cameras will "always work" unlike 90s eletronics in these cameras. Thats a reason for alot of people who skip on these newer film cameras.

My Minolta made the videeeoooo!