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one thing people dont mention and extremely important. Dont set your film once you take the tape off. Otherwise, the film gets loose and you'll ruin your roll for sure

What a great camera

What are the differences between the white and black films inside the roll?

Hey John! quick tip, rather than pushing down on the hinges to close it, you can push the button (used to open it) and it buckles both hinges at the same time and lets you fold it closed. I just got one of these yesterday and found that feature by accident. I appreciate the video and was sad to scroll through ebay and see the film selling at $75/pack...wow! Take Care

An addition and a correction to an otherwise excellent overview of SilverFast 9. 1) The scanner piece in the lid is a light, the scanner uses the same sensor for everything in the lower part. The two are kept in synch during scanning. 2) to cut out that annoying mirror image scanning problem, put the negatives in the holder emulsion side up, shiny side down.

whats the point using one of those in this modern age? I am seeing people carry those for EDC. Thats beyond me

My father purchased one in late 50s and has taken so many photos using 620 film. I have this with me now. It is still working. In 1980s I used to buy 120 colour film and transfer to the metallic 620 spool after locking myself in our wardrobe. The results were good. All my initial learning on photography happened with Kodak Sterling ii

It's great to see a new video from you, and absolutely don't apologise for any time you take to help with mental health (or time you take away from the channel BECAUSE of mental health). We'll still be here as and when you're ready to come back! 💚

We are still here, and no need to apologise. Life can give you U turns you didn't bargain for, i know.

Thank you!

I have this camera and had no idea how to use the light meter and the consequences were 18 of my shots were completely over exposed. Thanks for the post 👌👍

Doing some research on the A3000/A3 -- I have come upon a huge batch of older cameras and have two A3000s -- they look fine, very clean -- the meter and battery check seem fine *BUT* that -frame prewind happens -*-EVERY-*- time I hit the shutter button. The mirror does not flip up or the shutter open -- they just advance three frames. I tried both with an old roll of film with DX code to see if that made a difference -- nope. Any idea what might be wrong or a simple fix? Thanks!!!

спасибо!!! все понятно и все красиво🎉🎉🎉🎉

how do i remove the film ? the reel is not complete and cam isnt clicking photos , so i wanna remove it midway and change the reel , since its very old

Is it archival?

Great vid. Music a little distracting. Thanks for making.

Nothing particularly special about this video, nor about the standard of photographs.

Great video but music is annoying and not necessary

Interesting video ,pity about the music couldnt watch it..

Great little camera. I love mine.

Great video, just picked one up in a charity shop for £3.00, cheers man.

The last of the series for Agfa and Ansco was the fast f2 lense and range- finder which is a very heavy version but many had issues with the shutter advance gear wearing out and focus grease becoming like glue and seizing the focus ring, .... it is very sad indeed that this German company came all this way and ended up making junk cameras in the end.... losing all those men and woman who built these fine cameras by hand is truly sad 😔 but all over the internet they are forsale and live on .

mine doesnt wind. anyone have an idea why and how I could fix it?

Thank you very much for this video, it has been of great help to me

I always fancied a Rolleiflex SL35E for access to the wonderful lenses it supported, Rollei, Zeiss, Voigtlander, but was always put off by the camera's rumoured unreliability. That said, I owned a 3003 for a couple of years without problem and still regularly use a 6002 that I bought in 1988.

Thank you so much for you help! I just bought this scanner and wasn't sure how to use it.

Thanks, good camera, The mount's name is SR then it was changes in the lenses and the coatings , auto rokkor, MC (meter coupled) and MD but the mount was SR för all the models.

Well done video. I was helping my parents do home renovations. And there it was, an AGFA that was my Grandfather's. I'll ask my parents about it later today.

I'm jealous the original leather came off so easily for you. Mine game me a lot of problems and was on there quite well.

Do you know how to fix the mirror not lifting when firing? : (

The green light is the Auto Focus light, it flashes when your too close or out of focus. The red light is the flash light. I own this camera and the instruction booklet.

Realy dumb question but ive just picked one of these cameras up and how do you see the photos? Does it print them or is it on the film itself?

I thought it had speck removal

First camera i ever bought in 1981.

The east Germans built some fine cameras. And I'm from Bavaria. I love my Praktica VLC. The only thing I'm still baffled by is why anyone would ever want to switch from an M42 mount to a bayonet. So many brilliant lenses.

As an owner of this camera i can say using a screwdriver on the corrosion works very well. It won't do much for the function but it will clean the contacts quite well

I picked up this same camera from a local antique thrift type store for around $6 2 years ago and just tossed it on a shelf as a placeholder. mines silver in colour. I had no idea how cool this camera was so I searched youtube and found your super informative video on it. I cant wait to take some expired film and have fun this summer.

Thank you I just picked one up cuz old stuff good info

hello! what camera did you use for taking these pics?

No entiendo porqué cuando se describe una cámara Zenit, se minimizan sus características, cuando es una máquina que cumple el cometido y viene con un objetivo (Helios) de muy buen desempeño. Además ha sido, por su accesible precio de venta, la cámara de inicio de muchas fotógrafas y fotógrafos. Al parecer es una estigmatización por su origen soviético.

I am the 100th "like" for this video. I have used this product and it is good for numerous rolls. And it doesn't stink that I noticed. Use distilled water if you can because your chemical will last longer and allow more rolls to be done. That. Is. All.

That's depth of field scale. Shows how wide your In Focus zone extends from the camera to help you guesstimate.

Gods, that thumbnail makes me want to stick my head in the oven!

If I’m using 200 film and push to 800 that will increase my exposure meter value past 0 to +1 or +2 do I increase my shutter speed to bring my exposure value back to 0 ?

Hi there would you know how to put the ISO back together please on the TTL zenit. There is a spring and a bearing that needs putting back back in place and I don’t know where they go Nick

Awesome reviews mate cheers I picked up a bag of 6 point n shoots for 20nzd ages ago this camera is in there I’m finally looking at which one is best to chuck a roll through this one looks likely thanks 📸

Thank you!!!

this is my first vintage film cam!! thank you for all the go through. I’ve found it on my bf house and he gave it to me. I’m so excited to buy a film and try it, i’ll get a dxn just like that one. Thanks a lot!! new sub❤

My first Agfa 35mm camera bought 1957 when stationed in Germany-it recorded my two years RAF Hospital Wegberg posting. Many of the photographs I took during that time are being used today 2024, by a German Historian at Paderborn University, part of the post war time history with various defence forces stationed in Westphalia. Great times.

Very good video, functions are clearly shown, especially how to mount the Manual Adapter, clear English pronountiation, good to understand also for foreigners. Thank you from Stuttgart, Germany !