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Thanks for watching, I hope it brought a bit of peace to your day! 😊

Hi! No worries at all-using the Canon AE-1 Program in "Program" mode just means the camera automatically selected the shutter speed and aperture for you, based on the available light. Your photos shouldn't be completely dark unless there wasn’t enough light in the scene, and the camera struggled to expose correctly. If you were shooting in reasonably lit conditions, your shots should turn out fine! It’s a great mode for starting out, as it lets you focus on composition without worrying about manual settings. Can’t wait to hear how your photos turn out! 😊📸

Aww thank you so much! Love your Channel!

Thank you so much for your kind words-it truly means a lot! I’ve been considering the idea of selling prints, and hearing this definitely gives me a push in that direction. 😊 And yes, DIY is the way to go-if you can’t find it, make it yourself! 💪❤

Film that's no longer available can be tricky to find, but you might still come across it through online marketplaces, film community groups, or specialty stores. If you already have some, you can still use it! Just keep in mind its age-expired film often needs adjustments like overexposing by a stop or two for best results. It might produce unique and unexpected effects, which can be part of the fun! 😊

Thank you! Cheers!

always!

I've to visit your new studio anyways. let's create something beautiful there!

Thank you so much for such a thoughtful comment-it really means a lot! I’m so glad you enjoyed the storytelling and authenticityl. Thanks for the encouragement and for sticking around. It means the world to me! 😊

Thank you so much for the kind words-they mean the world to me! The loss of the film was tough, but I’m glad to turn it into a learning experience. Your support and friendship inspire me to keep pushing forward. Hope to catch up soon! 😊

Thank you so much! That’s such a beautiful compliment-it means a lot. I’m thrilled the shots bring back that warm, nostalgic feeling. There’s something truly special about the mystery and charm of film photography. ❤📸

Thank you so much for the thoughtful comment-it truly means a lot! Turning disappointment into something positive was a challenge, but hearing that it resonated with you makes it all worth it. I’m so glad you enjoyed the insights, creativity, and even the music-it’s feedback like this that keeps me motivated. Thanks for watching and for your kind words! 😊

Thank you so much! 😊

Thanks I'll try that with the next batch of beans

Thanks for the feedback! You’re right-backlighting or rim lighting would have helped add depth and separate the product from the background. I’ll focus more on incorporating those techniques in future videos to improve the overall dimension and presentation. Appreciate the constructive input! 😊

Thank you so much for your kind words and thoughtful feedback-it means a lot! I'm thrilled the video resonated with you, even if product photography isn’t your current focus. I’ll definitely work on balancing the music volume. I think I need at least 20 more videos before Smiling more on camera becomes a natural thing to do on camera 😊. Thanks again for subscribing and for the encouragement-it’s feedback like this that helps me keep improving. Hope to see you around in the comments again soon! 😊

Two questions. 1: Can film that expired in 2012 still be used at all? I've set the ASA to be less sensetive so that it lets more light into the film, since I'd assume that it's not as sensetive as it used to be. 2: How do you actually develop the film? I don't really know where to look for people who do it. I'd prefer going to someone individually who does it who is trusted by a lot of people rather than a huge company. Thank you for your time!!

@@WeegeeFan1Studios Thank you for the kind words-I'm thrilled you enjoyed the editing! It’s amazing that you have such a treasure trove of vintage cameras with family history. To your questions: Expired Film: Yes, film expired in 2012 can still be used! Adjusting the ASA/ISO is a smart move. A common rule of thumb is to overexpose by 1 stop for every decade the film is expired, so setting your ASA lower is perfect. Just keep in mind that results can vary, with possible color shifts, increased grain, or loss of contrast-it’s part of the charm of expired film! Developing Film: For individual developers, you can look for local film communities or groups (try Reddit’s r/AnalogCommunity or Facebook groups for film enthusiasts). Websites like Find My Film Lab Map (findmyfilmlab.com) also list labs and independent developers worldwide. Enjoy experimenting with your film-it's such a rewarding journey! 😊📸

Glad you found it helpful!

thanks for your time! Great idea, I'll update it asap.

hey! Thanks for the insightful comment. I don't have a lot of experience with expired film, so this is really helpful to know! Do you have any favourite expired film that I should try?

@ also, happy to see you enjoyed my home country. I prefer not to shoot expired color film. It’s not my thing these days. I like predictability 😅 Black and white on the other hand, works perfectly even after decades. Oldest roll I’ve shot was from 1978 and it turned out perfect.

@@playalle1 It's your home counrty!?! you live in a beautiful country. We missed most major cities due time constraints. So next time we go, we want to make sure to visit places like Aalbord, Aarhus. If you have any tips, I'd be happy to put it to our next itineary 🙂 happy day

we did it! Thanks for your support!

@ well earned my friend.

Even I did not notice 🥲

@conellia: the stall is selling cheese, so it must be some kind of cheese, and the sign says it is "drowned" in whiskey, so I guess it has been soaked in whiskey or whiskey has somehow been added to it. The name "drunken dog" must have been invented by the producers or vendor. It isn't common in Denmark

@@henriknielsen1662thank you so much for your insights 😊

right? looks beautiful!

Danke Boris für din mega support!

Thanks for tuning in! It's from Decathlon. I don't know the exact model though.

😂 I knew it! I love the jacket as well

@@conellia it's a great jacket!

Love this!

@@conellia thanks!

How did it work out?

Let me know how it worked out for you

@@chriszueger my zenit 16 is at the repair shop rn, sure ill come back here to let you guys know

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The Canon AE-1 Program battery is a 4LR44 or 4SR44 6V battery.

Thanks, @Endermans7! I’m glad you found the advice helpful. Give it a try, and let me know how it goes! Happy shooting! 📸

Happy to help!

I looooove the last shot with the curled lines 😍

It really is!

Hi! Thanks for watching. I created the preset while I was traveling in Denmark. I haven't published it yet, but I'm planning to make it available to purchase soon. I'll be posting it into the description and answer to your comment again, when it's online.

I really like all of your building compositions

Thank you so much! I'm thrilled that you enjoyed the shots and seeing the place through my eyes. A picture wall sounds like an amazing idea to showcase the beauty of the location! It’s such a great way to bring those memories and stunning views into your home. If you need any tips on printing or framing, feel free to ask!

Thank you, that would be amazing!

hank you! I'm glad you enjoyed seeing the process. You should definitely give it a try! Film photography is a fun and rewarding experience. If you ever decide to dive in, feel free to reach out with any questions-I'd be happy to help you get started!

Thank you so much! I'm excited for you and your AE-1 Program-it's a fantastic camera! I'm sure your photos will turn out great, especially with the tips in mind. Have fun shooting, and feel free to share how your first roll comes out. If you need any more advice along the way, don’t hesitate to ask! 📸✨

Thanks for the great feedback! You're absolutely right about the alignment slot. As for the film carrier, I'll add it to the list for the next video about the 645 to clarify. Your insights are much appreciated!

Haha, the infamous "cough"! 😂 Thanks for the tip! I might just have to roll up my sleeves and give it a go. Appreciate the encouragement!

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I totally get where you're coming from! There's something so satisfying about using aperture rings and the split-focus prism. It made shooting feel more hands-on and precise. Autofocus is convenient, but those classic features added a tactile connection to the process. It would be amazing to see modern cameras bring back some of those elements!

Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial. The AE-1 is a fantastic camera, and I'm sure you'll have a great time using it this weekend. Happy shooting, and I hope you capture some amazing memories! If you have any questions along the way, feel free to reach out. Enjoy! 📷✨

You're very welcome! I'm glad you found the video helpful. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, don't hesitate to ask. Happy shooting! 😊📸

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Then you tell your camera to switch to "Av" (Aperture Priority) mode. This way, you can select the aperture on the lens, and the camera will automatically choose the appropriate shutter speed.

But does this camera work only in manual and AE mode? In the Instructions manual, there is not explained the AV mode…

Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Unfortunately, the Canon AE-1 Program doesn’t have an indicator light to show that the Exposure Lock is activated. I don't have a youtube link on the top of my mind, but I'm sure youtube has something on this. But I'll add it to my list of videos to make. I hope this helps! If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. Happy shooting! 📸