Yes when the rear shutter retracts you can press the shutter release to ready the camera again but why not press the button inside the advance knob (crank), the multi-exposure button, and just wind the crank then? Also to use the shutter on the lens why not put the camera into "C" mode instead of having to match the shutter speeds? Does matching the shutter speeds really work no funny dark lines ...etc? Love you work and all the equipment showcasing and explaining. Keep up the good work.
Dear nice, Your advises and most thing you'd said are absolutely correct!! Yes, there are many ways to setting the camera and the lens operations for shooting with this camera models, Sharing from you or other users are the most wonderful thing, Thank you for sharing about holding the dark slide to prevents the lights leaking too, Yes, it's funny ha ha, it's just work for me when taking long exposures, for others may have some ideas in this please sharing, the community need sharing experience from everyone who have the same passion with Hasselblad through photography, Thank you again for support back up and sharing your ideas, Brian, loved the hear your voices, Cheers !!
@@hasselbladexpert good points John but one thing to keep in mind C mode sets the focal plane to a baffle mode, and F does the same thing on a lens, so ALWAYS have the darkslide in, so if one accidentally puts both F & C modes into effect simultaneously nothing will go wrong (aka no shutters active, so like in a view camera lens, fogs film 😞); and according to manuals, you NEED to stop down the iris, as the meter of these bodies can't see the iris setting if the lens has no contacts! [C, CF, CFE, CFi lenses] so the meter gets the right light (as being stopped down, it only sees the light the film will during exposure).
Hi John, Nice to hear you’re enjoying the video and very happy Saturday time on your weekend..😍😍❤️❤️ Always appreciate it and wishing to see you here in Japan very soon 🥰🥰
Dear Charly, Thank you for always comments and encourages in every videos, yes the cinestill film is a nice choice for me in black and white now after tried a few others, Many thanks again, Have a great weekend dear friend, lol
Hi Marc, Love to see you like your elder brother 203, the 2000 camera model 😍😍 Always appreciate your comments and join the Hassy channel, Have a great weekend thank you so much dear nice ❤️❤️🙏🙏
Great Video, I marvel at the challenge of adapting the most analogue camera and images to the digital world on youtube! well done. I just noticed your Tripod I have one of those!
Tony, Thank you so much for your nice comment and always support, Yes, the Benbo is one of the best tripod, glad to hear you had one, Have a great time dear friend lol
An enticing video for 2000 users (also reading comments) and equally interesting for all Hassy lovers interested in exploring various films. Thank you 🙏🏻 for great work 👍🏻😍
Hi dearest Jurgen, Many thanks for kind words and mentioned as always dear friend, appreciated your supported and back up, Thank you again and have a great time dear, Cheers!! lol
4:12 The shutter-curtain retracts to prevent getting damaged while attaching the magazin. This feature cames first time in the 2000FC/M, the original 2000fc does not have this feature.
Oh dear!! thank you so much for adding your useful instructive for all 2000 camera models users that may wondered why the shutter curtain have to be retracts? many thank again for made this video more complete detail dear, Have a wonderful time as always, John
Hi dear, Love to see you sharing, Tri-X and the T-max it’s like a taste of food 😃😃 Thank you for sharing, Loved to hear you enjoyed the video, Thank you so much and have a great weekend friend ❤️❤️
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Yes when the rear shutter retracts you can press the shutter release to ready the camera again but why not press the button inside the advance knob (crank), the multi-exposure button, and just wind the crank then?
Also to use the shutter on the lens why not put the camera into "C" mode instead of having to match the shutter speeds? Does matching the shutter speeds really work no funny dark lines ...etc?
Love you work and all the equipment showcasing and explaining. Keep up the good work.
Dear nice, Your advises and most thing you'd said are absolutely correct!! Yes, there are many ways to setting the camera and the lens operations for shooting with this camera models, Sharing from you or other users are the most wonderful thing, Thank you for sharing about holding the dark slide to prevents the lights leaking too, Yes, it's funny ha ha, it's just work for me when taking long exposures, for others may have some ideas in this please sharing, the community need sharing experience from everyone who have the same passion with Hasselblad through photography, Thank you again for support back up and sharing your ideas, Brian, loved the hear your voices, Cheers !!
@@hasselbladexpert good points John but one thing to keep in mind C mode sets the focal plane to a baffle mode, and F does the same thing on a lens, so ALWAYS have the darkslide in, so if one accidentally puts both F & C modes into effect simultaneously nothing will go wrong (aka no shutters active, so like in a view camera lens, fogs film 😞); and according to manuals, you NEED to stop down the iris, as the meter of these bodies can't see the iris setting if the lens has no contacts! [C, CF, CFE, CFi lenses] so the meter gets the right light (as being stopped down, it only sees the light the film will during exposure).
Thanks for the video, my Saturday Hasselblad viewing experience is complete again!...:)
Hi John, Nice to hear you’re enjoying the video and very happy Saturday time on your weekend..😍😍❤️❤️ Always appreciate it and wishing to see you here in Japan very soon 🥰🥰
I don't know the Cinestill XX yet, but it seems to be interesting cool tip,
thank you charly
Dear Charly, Thank you for always comments and encourages in every videos, yes the cinestill film is a nice choice for me in black and white now after tried a few others, Many thanks again, Have a great weekend dear friend, lol
Very nice, thanks for sharing. the double XX looks great !
Hi Marc, Love to see you like your elder brother 203, the 2000 camera model 😍😍 Always appreciate your comments and join the Hassy channel, Have a great weekend thank you so much dear nice ❤️❤️🙏🙏
Great Video, I marvel at the challenge of adapting the most analogue camera and images to the digital world on youtube! well done. I just noticed your Tripod I have one of those!
Tony, Thank you so much for your nice comment and always support, Yes, the Benbo is one of the best tripod, glad to hear you had one, Have a great time dear friend lol
An enticing video for 2000 users (also reading comments) and equally interesting for all Hassy lovers interested in exploring various films. Thank you 🙏🏻 for great work 👍🏻😍
Hi dearest Jurgen, Many thanks for kind words and mentioned as always dear friend, appreciated your supported and back up, Thank you again and have a great time dear, Cheers!! lol
4:12 The shutter-curtain retracts to prevent getting damaged while attaching the magazin. This feature cames first time in the 2000FC/M, the original 2000fc does not have this feature.
Oh dear!! thank you so much for adding your useful instructive for all 2000 camera models users that may wondered why the shutter curtain have to be retracts? many thank again for made this video more complete detail dear, Have a wonderful time as always, John
In my opinion, tmax gains is better than trix but contrast is lower. BTW, double X is exciting for me. Thank u bro.
Hi dear, Love to see you sharing, Tri-X and the T-max it’s like a taste of food 😃😃 Thank you for sharing, Loved to hear you enjoyed the video, Thank you so much and have a great weekend friend ❤️❤️