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Really cool to see your editing process, thank you for sharing.

Very good work!

Thank you for joining me✨ What are your thoughts on editing film photos?

Just bought my first-ever Olympus Pen F and am excited to return to shooting film! I plan to take this on my business and personal trips for both color and B&W photography. Thanks for sharing!!

I used to use sunny 16 but it’s too hot or miss. There’s too much nuance that will lead to wasted frames and film is too expensive for that shit. I used a light meter app for a while before getting a handheld incident meter. I love Minolta.

These are perfect! 🤩 what’s your go to film?

This ain’t a good deal and you will have to buy loads of expensive film

Camping when it’s cold is so much fun. Very therapeutic 😊

Aquarius here. whoop whoop 😊🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤

I need to create a music playlist again. It’s pretty random, but narrowed down to a specific genre 😊

Really needed this especially hearing the first two tips. Also it’s funny you mentioned tapping into other creative spaces because I’ve been wanting to learn how to play the bass guitar for a few years now so I’m definitely gonna look into that

meditation is awesome, great video

This was so good! Thank you!!

A few days off work , helps immensely .

what are ways you renew your creative inspiration?✨

Don't watch "Digital Trump vs Film Biden" (my latest youtube short) if you hate when film photographers get political. That grain is popping. I always prefer film, but you can get pretty dang close cranking that grain slider in lightroom. Plus if you adapt a vintage lens to a digital cam, you're practically there. Nice shoot. Unique posing and styling. Love it! Subbed!

I love the look and pics! Reminds of lomography.

Currently have this camera… took it for service… yet to shoot a roll but it’s good seeing you’ve one… great video and just cause of the camera you’ve a new subscriber ;)

the night photos are amazing 😯 what a lovley day

Great video very helpful. Love your energy. Any tips for outdoor night events?

That’s a find right there! 😊

Nice shots but why some of them are so grainy

These are gorgeous shots. Do you remember what aperture you shot them at? I used some Ektar for some spring shots outside so naturally I set it at 16 or 22 and all my shots came out sooo dark ☹️ was hoping for results more like yours!

Vibes and Aesthetic were on point in this one!👌🏾

thanks for watching 🫶🏾✨

Great tips!

Damn and i paid 300 euros for om-1n at a second hand professional photoshop tho😂 you're lucky!

mermaid vibes🧜🏽‍♀️✨

Great content! I have an xt4 and looking for a compact point and shoot for everyday carry but ricoh and fuji are kinda overpriced nowadays so upon researching, i think the olympus is a bang for buck! Awesome fotos you got too! Subbed!

Nice collection. The Minolta SRT-101 is a great camera. It was the first film camera I used. I love its mechanical simplicity.

It's really great find. The best I ever got was a Canonet 28 for 20 euros which is now round 150 in similar condition. That was Facebook marketplace. The film tested aspect matters a lot to me. OM 1 is a beautiful camera. I want one :)

Wonderful review! I have been looking to pick up a pen f but then I went down a rabbit hole of researching all the different types of half frame cameras. Now I have a spreadsheet of all 173 half frame cameras ever made and all their specs lol

so cool

The OM-1 is working well for a thrift store camera , nice work 😊

which photos were your favorite, the om-1 or fuji xt3 images? 🧚🏾✨

Cars + photoshoots = timeless 🚙✨

Nice I love black and white

Definitely my favorite point and shoot

Fantasy movies, especially those that refence the past, should always be shot on film. Digital is too clean and sharp, making it feel like we're watching actors and not characters. Films makes it feel like we're watching moving pictures of bygone times, and the colors are warmer and the movement is softer.

I can't find this app. Is it for iPhones only? Could you put a link in the description please? 🙏🏾

I would suggest a cheap lens cap when you take it out an original with the Gothic 'F' is expensive, if you have any Zuiko manual lenses with an adaptor you can use them on the Pen F, could you remember what you had taken by the time you had finished the film

Also a fuji girl here, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and perspective it gave me confidence to go on with my fuji

Great breakdown and tips! When it comes to shot-lists; I find that overly specific ones can be a pain to work with in their own way! But when it's more like you described (Key people, a few essential shots, and "types" of shots to include, etc) it can be helpful. Otherwise, I feel like I'm just working through a checklist rather than using intuition and grabbing key moments as they present themselves. So shotlists are a love/hate relationship in my experience, depending on the client or event 😅

Hi, i’m a black girl who wants to get into film and photography but I have no idea where to start. What would you recommend?

Very interesting, thank you! So far I avoided using flash altogether because of the unnatural looks it creates. How do you avoid that? I rather crank up the ISO or lose some shots due to the shutter speed beeing to slow… But also I just photographed some family events so far so not a deal breaker. But I would love to learn how to use flash in a way that creates good results. Without having to lug around a soft box…

Cool. So happy for you. Did you have any issues using facial recognition? I think my camera can only recognize 3 faces at once. Not sure how I would handle a group of 4, 😅. Yes, I agree flash is underrated! Do you point the flash straight up with the white card out to bounce the light forward? Were the ceilings helping or hurting you? I know the color and the height can affect things…

You’re a natural for the social part 😂