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great video... how do you scan your film?? looks so clean and crispy .. 👌

I am a 'Pentaxian' shooting mostly a Pentax 645z, but when shooting film I chose the Bronica GS-1 over the more ubiquitous Mamiya RB/RZ series. The Bronica was more compact and had full flash sync due to the leaf shutter lenses. The Pentax has some fatal flaws, and those are the violent vibrations caused by the film plane shutter and mirror slap.

Biggest downside of this thing is the abysmal flash sync speed, shortly followed by the mirror slap and lack of interchangeable backs. If you're shooting outside that's fine but it essentially rules it out for studio work. There's a reason virtually all of the larger format 120 cameras had leaf shutters.

Get a grip! And by "grip" I mean the wooden handle - c'mon, you can't have a 67 without the Wooden Handle!

Just got mine and I'm LOVING it!

I’ve owned one from new, way back then it was highly regarded, especially for fashion photography.

I have two 6x7s and I bought a 3D printed right grip for them. It makes them feel more like a modern DSLR and it makes holding it a lot more secure if you don't like using a strap. Try the 35mm pano adapter. You'll love the panoramic shots.

Yes, I have learned having a medium format camera you more or less forced to take pictures of old cars and abandoned buildings. Preferable with Portra 400. After taking a digital image of the film you stare in Lightroom at the beauty of it. Nevertheless I owned and liked the Pentax67 system. Especially the variety in lenses.

That third shot Montenegro?

Great shots!

Super helpful info, thank you!

This 75 is great on the 645, 645n and 645nii - often overlooked as a kit lens, it has so much character and is a good pairing here on the 100s. Nice video!

Hmmmm, I hope he was spoofing over-the-top misguided film hipster attitudes and that this doesn’t reflect his true beliefs…

nice photos!

The most failure is that photographers are using already Lightroom for a camera like the gfx series or higher. That’s the biggest mistake

how to you find the fokus on manual lenses with a gfx? fokuspeaking? or just trust your eyes? greets BM ooh...sorry, i have seen, the same question with answer late... ;-)

Underrated channel tbh. Great content!

So cool!

oh wow! these all look soo nice! Thanks for sharing!

great shots! thanks for sharing!

Man what a great trip to include with the amazing photos and videos! Looks amazing and the work you do is BEAUTIFUL!

Looks amazing dude! I need to add a drone into my arsenal one day!

Let’s goooo

So sick. Great shots and video

Fire

Keep up the work, it looks amazing.

I love the feel of your videos!!

I got pentax 6x7 this year.

What kind of mic are you using?

Do you sell your prints off of Photo Vision? The prints you have on your website.

Braden, you're awesome. love the uique advice. Do you know where we can find what lenses master photographers of the pas used? Is there websites or resources for all filmic portrait lenses? Primarily, I love the Yousef Karsh, or or the Herman Goering portrait style. You know that painterly look... Oh btw, all vintage lenses need to be focused manually, is that right? Can't use our auto focus / meter on them? Also, did you capture the videos of Anna with the GFX 100s? And what else do you recommend for replicating film? Filters you use or suggest?

dude, you're awesome. love the advice.

I love your content, very high quality and informative. Have you thought we can do for getting large format quality (400mp-700+mp) in film or digital? It's ben 49 years since digital took over, and yet the best we can do is Phase One 150MP with a shity 24mm fixed lens, or a Fuji 100MP with a 400MP multiple shot for still / archival. It seesm if we want wall prints, the only solution is to lug around a 30lb large format, but what a hassle. Do you see any know of any unconventional solutions? Have you tried printing a 100MP poster, I think you should do a video on your Fuji as to how large prints would looks, from poster, wall sized, to billboard. Get Fuji to sponsor and print houses. I am betting on you.

I mean, if you leave something on the side of the road, especially on a curb that’s on you… lol most people when they see something on a curb go oh cool, free stuff lol

Braden, what camera did you record this video with? Looks amazing in motion.

The portraits were amazing dude!

Ooooof that’s brutal 😂

Love the tone of this video. Your work is amazing!

wonderful shots! and the colors 😍😍

Got some amazing shots!

Booked a trip there because of this video 😤

Incredible shots! Can’t wait to get a print

Skin tone looks better on Hassy. Can always put softening filter or in post to soften pics. Fuji gives more red on skin. Red on skin is a digital thing that didn’t happen with film and the 3 layers of color of film. But happens on most bayer system

why shoot fuji wide open all the time? not a consistent comparison :(

Never understood these pretentious engagement/pre wedding shoots. Yes, it’s more revenue for the photographer but so cringeworthy when people look back at them in the future. People will be asking “Why you walking around in the desert with ya best clobber on?” 😂

Hard to compare these cameras when there is a lut thrown on them.

I’m gonna buy a DJI mini 1!

These shots are exceptional

What was it like manual focusing? Did you use any specific focusing settings in the camera?

Fuji glass has much more character