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time to upgrade your video gears by adding a wireless microphone !

Lovely places. Hump ahead !

Thank you for sharing this beautiful journey

I am really curious how that pastel works out. 😮

can you use a different lens and reduce an image?

could this be used for a film pack camera?

my father India in Pushkar work box camera, this book Indian Box camera my father name Kishan Chand hemnani

Thanks for sharing the files. I just printed a back for my Chamonix 45F-2. The output was sharp. However I do find the back did not fit snugly to the camera. The was some play vertically. I am not sure whether it is the difference in the camera models. Probably need to modify mine a bit. Once again thanks.

Nice show! Thanks for inviting us.❤

My very first camera was a brand new N6006. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.

Very helpful thanks

Hi, I want to build one on my own and saw your video. the rounds per minute of the machine was doing according to the original machine or just the speed of the 12 V electrical motor?

The dragon playground lighting is excellent...

Cool shots.

Very good 👍🏼

THank you for sharing, great introduction.

Très bonne idée. Effets spéciaux à l'ancienne.

Can you use gum dichromate to make a paper negative will you try it Thanks

I missed the formula for the chemicals to remove the exposed silver! What was it?

Shooting at ISO 100 instead of 400, what should I do if I need to expose or not?

Genius! How did you judge the exposure time? I will try this with some expired paper soon!

I got my own F2 a couple of months ago. Since it is old I was a bit worried if the DP-1 meter would still work, but it is in excellent condition. This is now my favorite 35mm camera!

you are smart bro

Fascinating! Thank you for sharing your process. Imagine that this was both frustrating and fun at the same time.

awesome channel

This is not the true kallitype technique, it is the easy version called Van Dyke/brown print.

Wow! Bravo and thank you for your excellent work!

Wow!! Thank you!!!

Did you remove the back of the Kodak camera to get it to project through onto the ground glass?

i've been using Shanghai GP3 for awhile now as it's the cheapest available b/w 4x5 film i could find in the Philippines. other cheaper option is X ray film cut into 4x5's but i get varied results from it. however I'm amazed that GP3 can be slide film!

Hi. Thanks for sharing all this amazing information. Can you please give me some information about the developing tank.?

OMG! I thought I was the only maniac doing this! I have to dig out my bay adapter. Been too long since I've done infrared, let alone medium format IR. Holy Cow Plus you process them as Positives! You are a real mad man! I love it. I've never tried that. What chems you use? Yo I have subbed because we are fellow Yashica bros! Cannot wait to see more of your pics. Trying to immerse my feed in fellow film people. I just posted a new vid featuring my yashica mat 124-G and the photos I've taken with it of my rescue dog. Check it out if you get a chance. Peace!

when you shot it at 100 ISO, did you develop it normally or did you pull it? thanks! newbie here

Really interesting , thank you !

Really nice results, what's the process?

I still have my Afghan ID with a portrait captured by such camera 33 years ago.

- 120 is not a 'format', it's a film size. The shape/size of 120 negatives are formats: 645, 6x6, etc.

love this!

This is exactly what I am looking for, amazing job! If you ever sell this please shout out. I have an old 120mm film camera that only has 3 timer settings and a Bulb mode. Sometimes I have to keep it open for 1,6 seconds and I use a manual trigger release. A digital one would give me more peace of mind of a correct exposure :) Thank you!

Thanks for organizing. It was an exciting day. 🎉

Interesting video. Thanks 🙏

Hello and thank you so much for all of this awesome information. With this process do you need to use a coater on the print to keep it from fading like you would with Type 57?

fun camera, I didnt know.

Instax shifts blue when using long exposures

I’m sorry but it’s a shame to see a perfectly good camera destroyed. At least get one that was “for spares”

Thanks for this. I was looking for ways to recreate the Mandel and Mandelette postcards (tin types on cardboard) which were developed in a monobath in a tank that clipped onto the bottom of the camera, but could find no information on what the monobath was composed of. This may be a good starting place.

Excellent video, well done! I followed your preparations and unfortunately I have a small problem, the negative is OK but the positive image is very very very pale... Perhaps you have a solution? And good luck to you and your videos

Looks amazing! Too many steps for me, also I only own RB67 with Polaroid back, but still it's great to see people are still keeping this great format alive:D

Well this is amazing, incredible work.

Thank you for sharing this, it makes me want to get back to my 4x5 camera and try things