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Interesting! It takes on a sort of hybrid look of expired Fujifilm Superia and Wolfen. I love how old fashioned it ends up looking at 100. Currently shooting through a roll set at 100 also and I can’t wait to see the results. Cheers!

بارك الله فيك اخي سيف رحمان how did you get these infrared beautiful photos did you remove the filter manually ? or was it difficult

welcome back to ottawa, looking forward to more videos!

Thanks for having me on the show 😊

4:36 she standing there waiting for her picture and then he only photos the tree :p

I take photos for the fun of it, documenting life and helps me get away from the mental constraints.. awesome points especially street has that...also I love newtopgraphics and landscapes these days...

freindship with walkabout ended 🙅‍♀ talkabout is my new best friend 🫂 (JK still love walkabout but this was a cool change of pace!)

It was also my favorite film. It was very cheap and had very nice colors. The new films from kodak etc look very gray and washed out in terms of colors.

looks like ultramax 🤔

Subscribed. More blessings to your channel 🙏

I love shooting 250D! With a friend, we bought a 100ft roll and was amazing. The only problem is that there are no local labs where I can develop, so I had to develop myself. Which is pretty smelly and the chemical doesn't last much. But if I had a lab that could develop ecn-2 for me, I would switch to them! Also, I found some pretty neat configurations from Negative Lab Pro to convert the negatives that work flawlessly!

Kodak doubleX is great stock!!

Keep it up, brother.

I just finished shooting with a black and white disposable Ilford. I'm nervous about the view screen, whther it got the framing right and when I pressed the shutter a couple times I noticed the camera moved a little. I'm excited to see how it came out though.

nice video will have to look into the filter...

The hood is a 36mm push on hood. You can also get 36mm push on filter to 49mm step up ring and then you could put 49mm filter's and a 49mm threaded hood on it too. That's the cheapest way to go !

Cherry blossom and peppers *chef kiss*

These probably some of the most vibrant colours ive seen in film photos, so dope

So beautiful!!!

Very nice photos, I walk around and photograph very similar parts of Toronto to you!

YOO I BEEN TO THAT BETTER GIFT SHOP, fire video

nice shots brother!

How can reveal the negative of this ? I mean do I need chemicals to reveal the negative? I can’t find instructions for this I have the same camera

Torontobout

is the nikon F50 possible to use manual lenses?

Oh your photographs are awesome! You capture so much life, with and without people in them. You managed to capture well the serene busyness of the city too - definitely vibrant!

Y’all got me craving a chicken burger now😂😂

whoahhh your audio quality is so fire.. what are you using for it?

I feel insulted you didn't take me along for all the free food!

Keep shooting. I'd work on your compositions. Good luck!

Hi Saif. I enjoyed the video. I have just ordered one of these on eBay last night so was looking to see if I had made a fair purchase at £35 or $50 delivered and as it is boxed with lots of accessories, I am reassured. I am a bit of a CCD fanboy actually and this is my 13th Olympus, 11 of which are Camedias. I have subscribed and look forward to future content.

Keep doing your thing man, keep growing and working on your craft, consistency is key and you already have a good on camera presence!

love the shots

Great video. Old point-and-shoot digicams are fun whenever you can buy them for $10 or less. The reasons I like older digicam (typically pre-2007) are: 1. they are often AA battery powered, which I see as an advantage rather than a disadvantage; two non-rechargeable AA's are cheap; two high-capacity rechargeable AAs will give you huge battery life; 2. they are often a little chunkier in build, which is easier to hold, even though less pocketable; 3. they often had viewfinders, which I think are indispensable to outdoor photography; 4. you can sometimes find them for sale for bargain prices; occasionally people will give them away; 5. even the budget cameras were made to a fairly good quality, because they were made with some residual attitude from the 1980s and 1990s that electronics were high-end consumer products, and not disposable goods to be replaced every couple of years; 6. most photos are only ever shared online or digitally; a 3MP to 5MP camera will produce an image file that is fairly small in size but more than adequate for viewing on the web, especially on a screen of a smartphone; 7. nostalgia; 8. many camera manufacturers have abandoned the unviable budget point-and-shoot camera market; all that's really left is the high-end prosumer and professional market.

You’ve got such a good eye!

Dope vid man ! I just got this camera can’t wait to try it out but I have a question, how do you get the pictures virtually? I wanna be able to post them online.

Very helpful, thank you! Also lovely photos :)

My Lc33 keeps showing that memory card error, even though I try to format it … it still doesn’t work

how get that photos into your laptop?

Thanks Saif, another interesting video. I like and use Superia and as you say Superia Premium didn't seem to show much of a difference. Slightly cold and a distinct greenish colour cast. Reminded me of old family pictures we have from the 60s... nice!

Thank you for the video Saif, really interesting and some great shots. I have an old Olympus C-2000z with the same IR capability and it's amazing how what might be a boring photo comes to life with IR, especially where there are sunlit trees with a few clouds in a blue sky in the background - very dramatic. I just wonder why it was possible over 20 years ago to have a camera which could take both standard and IR photos, are there any modern cameras that do the same? Otherwise its a question of an expensive conversion to IR only.

هل جربتها في الليل واضفت لها مصباح ليلي يعمل بالاشعة تحت الحمراء فترى كيف تبدو الاشياء

thank you for this video , its really told me alot already ! the only question i still have is , ill be going to a track this weekend and the lighting inside is actually really good so i wonder , do you think i should use flash inside or not ? Maybe i should try the disposable camera settings on my real camera first to see what it might deliver ?

this is amazingg, how did you properly expose these ?

Honestly, I like the Agfa more in most cases

Great video! Always great to see more of your photos. The zine is fantastic!

How do you know how many more pictures you can take?

i hope your channel grow ⬆️

Just found one today at a charity shop. Camera bag and 2 lenses included! Will be testing out soon so this was so nice to get a feel for how it's going to go!

Interesting video. Been meaning to try out film cameras but it sure does look complicated XD