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bro just called me poor in 10 languages 🤣

That bag has such a slick design, I love the buckles on the front!

Great overview, your photos are amazing, keep up the good work!!

Can't wait to see what photos you take on the 500t.

Hey! really useful video, thanks! I'm new to 35mm flash photography and would love to know how best to get shots in focus using my F3 and a speed light at a wedding event/ indoor party? Would you recommend using the F3 and a speed light, or since it doesn't have autofocus, is it better to use something with autofocus instead? I love that speed light/film/flash look, but I'm not sure how film cameras with speed lights get things in focus if they don't have autofocus. Is there a way around this like perhaps just using a narrow aperture? Thanks :)

Film is just the most money grabbing sell sell sell hobby I have. I understand panels for davinci resolve, or mixing and mastering in pro tools or other daws. But to convert film? There’s really no purpose for something like this. Surely there are enough new film scanners to sell us on that these little useless gadgets don’t need to be advertised. I guess a money grab is a money grab smh Can we go back to when everything wasn’t just a quick scam. Let’s normalize actually adding useful non money wasteful resource wasteful things to our lives and let people be sold on those. Let’s stop playing on the worlds lack of impulse control and over shopping gear needing habbirs

Hey, I recently got this flash for my Olympus OM-10 but it doesn't work. I've tried setting it up in manual mode with 1/60 of shutter speed for sync but no luck. Any solution for this? Works really well on my digital cameras though.

Bruh im gonna need that grip! Whered u get it

it match with fuji xe3? please!

I really like those reds. They don't seem to fight so much with the accurate blues too. Also, I couldn't help but notice your name. Soma Irani hasteed?

These are great! I've always said that shooting Aerocolor IV at ASA-100 overcooks the film, but it works amazing at 160! I'll have to grab a roll next time I'm near Downtown Camera to give it a try!

Nothing really new about the film but I do love the results you produce. I've used Aerocolor before and shoots lots of different films on my own channel. I have found it a bit muddy. Were your photos from the Hasselblad?

Very interesting that something like this would be made in Armenia.

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Love your western armenian accent when saying karmir😊

Just today I received this flash, bought for 26usd. a great flash option for constant carrying. light, small and very comfortable

I honestly want this camera so bad. Hahaha. Great video and cute cat btw.

Sir this flash support canon mark II 200 d

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Not even a camera guy but with the way you talk, you could sell me a nail for 10 dollars

Good Idea hahaha, I hope they would caught any others better pictures.

thanks for the review i have the x100vi i want the buy WCL-X100II.can you make the video of the teleconverter lenses its really hard find good review of them

Yayyy! Go Ish!

So slay! You're a great storyteller

Sick bro!!!!! Awesome vid!

I really appreciate getting to see you use the gear you talk about in your own creative work. It’s really helpful! Beautiful photos too btw 🙏🙏🙏

oh funny i just got one for my x100s and film cameras :D havent put it through its paces yet

Hi! Thanks for sharing the thoughts. I got a question, I have the exactly same setup as you but i don't know what to do with the shutter speed, do I leave it on X mode, or I can just use auto mode, but I think leaving it in auto mode will be overexposed the film, so it's really confused for me...

Could you give me some information about the crossbody camera bag you are using? Thank you in advance

Rad. 👍

Great video! Just watned to ask, what shutter speed is assumed to be used when you look at the chart on the back? My leica has 1/45 speed for flashes, but obviously the chart is pointless if its based on a higher flash speed then the one I'm using.

This camera is sooooo incredible, you make magic with it! I can't wait to see what else you shoot with it!

i love my x100s, most all my street shots are with it and i will run it until it dies

Beautiful work. Can't wait to see more!

Love the setup for this one!! the perfectly centre framing is so satisfying haha

The Smart Convert software application and the hardware device appear to be identical. Why do you need the hardware? I must be missing something.

Do you get newton rings from the acrylic sheet? Thank you for making this video.

I tried the software and I found it hard to really get the fine control I was looking for, no matter how small of an increment I used. I really loved that way of working with an image though.

Great video! Flash photography is tricky but keep it up!

Hello,thank you for great video explanation! 👍👍👍

Amazing!

Much respect

Does this work with the CS lite? Can’t find the answer anywhere!

Great review AND SETUP tutorial of the flash with the X3. You saved me lots of time and frustration with my new flash and X3 setup. 😊

I bought 2 of those Hasselblad H accessory, to be used with the Doomo light meter. As for the simple flash, well I like that it is small and should work well with my Nikomat and Zf.

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Super cool brother ❤ is the light meter accurate and worth it ? Sorry could you give me the model please 🙏 Peace ✌️ Keep on shooting on ! Tommy

It looks entertaining. I digitize using a camera, bulk invert in Negmaster BR, then I have saved profiles in DxO for different film stocks to apply default processing settings. I'm typically done in 15 minutes per roll (sometimes less). From what I can see, with this software, I would still end up in DxO for retouching work, histogram optimization, etc. At first glance this software doesn't appear to leverage camera raw files to pull out the best results for dynamic range. I'll end up testing it for myself though. It's going to be hard to beat Negmaster quality, as IMO it beats both Filmlab and NLP. If I was still using archaic Silverfast Negafix and a traditional scanner, this software appears appears superior. As a one-stop solution, it appears to fall well short of what Filmlab App can do. I wish the Filmomat people had just partnered with Filmlab App. Filmomat is splitting their R&D across hardware and software, and I don't think that makes sense for a small company. I *do* love the novelty and simplicity of lab-style controls. If I had more time, I'd probably look at remapping the keys on this device to match the DxO shortcuts :)