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Hi there, it’s the Leofoto Wings of God tripod, I have a full review on my channel as well as a 12% Off Promo Code: “ISHKHANGHAZARIAN”

Hi John thank you much for the insight, I’ll definitely take a look into the R2 Transceiver!

@@ishkhanghazarian Trys this video for better explanation "Remotely fire godox/flashpoint lights from MULTIPLE camera triggers"

such a sick little light!!

that's so great to hear Nelson! You'll definitely like it, by far my favourite tripod!

Hi Scarlett, so the trigger can be used with some film cameras, you can use it in all manual mode, but I will make a follow-up video detailing use with film cameras specifically !

@@ishkhanghazarian ok thank you 🙏 looking forward to it

ohh that’s such a great idea!! I’ll have to look into picking one up!! Appreciate your support!

appreciate your kind words! The Leofoto tripod i’m using is their Wings of God series tripod, the small one, love this thing!!

@@ishkhanghazarian Thanks so much - after watching your video on it I just ordered one fro Germany - I am in UK but there was no stock - one of the MF cameras I use for personal use (I'm a Pro - 35yrs+) is a Hass CFV100c and thats a bit retro so this will look cool - have a great day thanks again

@@nelsonclub7722 It’s my pleasure, that’s an amazing camera, I got a chance to briefly play with and it’s so fun to use! Enjoy!

oh that’s so great to hear!! Glad you’re enjoying it!

Flashes looked like this in the 60's and it's a retro product.

Hi Jana, it can definitely help out with that. So with the Fuji you need to actually need to change 2 settings in the menu. 1st go to the flash menu and turn off “Built In Flash” that will disable the cameras built in flash. The 2nd setting is under “Flash Function Settings” and make sure the sync terminal setting is set to “M”. Once that’s done you should be able to use any external flash. Also feel free to dm me on instagram if you have any other questions or need more help, i’ll do my best to help out!

dude right, so fancy!!

also lol 30:56 we've all been there

same such a unique flash!!! ✨

@@albinwhisperlandhahaha unavoidable 😂

hey I’m using the Tilta grip, with the nato mount attachment that attached to l bracket. Then I have a cold shoe attached to the top of the tilta grip to attach the wireless trigger. I have some options on my gear page on my website. It’s a hodgepodge of parts so get creative haha

@@ishkhanghazarian I’ll look into that, thanks!

The smaller reflector dish definitely helps out in that regard to create a nice hard flash! Really fun to use!

not a fan, been doing it for 11 years now haven’t had any issues

it is a chunky boy!

glad i could help!

yess!! it’s amazing!!!

it’s a tiffen star filter

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Hi Charles, they have opened up US/Canada sales and they should have it in stock ready to go directly from their website!

Appreciate it! It is pretty neat with its retro design! Definitely understand your concern in regard to the battery. I’m not to sure with the warranty they offer, sorry I can’t help you with that one. But they do have their Lux Junior which runs off of AA batteries, still a cool design, definitely can be a contender. I’d consider these a fun flash to have for casual use, definitely if you’re going to be using a flash in a heavier capacity I’d look into their V1 Pro or something in the TT series, better suited for bulk work.

Hey I added some of the 3D files to the description to the video, the original attachments you'll have to check e bay or maybe your local camera stores

Thank you so much Jas, I really appreciate that!! Your support means a lot. Hope you enjoy the process of building your own camera, should be loads of fun!

you should be able to contact Optik Old School and be able to purchase replacements on pretty much any part of the cutter including the blade!

Alright, I just emailed them and will let you know as soon as they get back to me. Ciao!@@ishkhanghazarian

here is their interesting answer. You can replace every single part of the Film Killer! We designed it for quick component exchange; no parts are glued or riveted. Thus, all parts are interchangeable. The main housing can be unscrewed from the bottom to facilitate part replacement. We stock all parts and will continue to offer them in our shop. Rest assured, the blade still cuts very well in our initial models, and we've already cut approximately 1000 films in our laboratory with it.

@@GiacomoAlbertini that’s awesome to hear!

@@ishkhanghazarian ☺

An exquisite Sasuke scissor made by Yasuhiro Hirakawa can cost up to $30,000. some of the most beautiful scissors I’ve ever seen!

it’s nice quality of life upgrade for sure, but whatever work for you is also a great tool!

If it works you that’s great! There’s something for everyone!

yes this definitely improved on old designs, works like a charm!

It's an option for sure, this tool can also be useful for people with less steady hands, something for everyone :)

+1

thank you so much! It's an awesome tool, you'll definitely enjoy it!

Hi, yes I can definitely make a video! Keep an eye out!

@@ishkhanghazarian eagerly waiting!!!

Hiii 🙈 would you be making it anytime soon? still figuring out how to use As-7 flash with my cam

@@aryanvij8561 hey just filmed a video going over all different ways to connect flashes to your F3 video will be going up real soon

ahhhh thank you so much!!!! ❤

eyyy appreciate you bro!

maybe for very small ones like the nikon sb-18 / leica sf-20 / reflx lab simple flash anything bigger is recommended the hasselbald grip or a side handle to mount too

Okay, that makes sense. The plastic mounts seem less durable for holding the speedlight

Photos are taken on film and then scanned after the film is developed and digitized.

thank you Raffi Jan!

Thank you so much!!