I want to thank you, the younger generation for keeping shooting film. I graduated from fine arts 22 years ago and we used to be the last generation shooting medium format and 35mm film and processing our pictures on fiber based paper in the darkroom. Then, suddenly, everyone switched to digital and for a decade no one cared about film anymore, especially the elderly generation. I am 44 years old and felt that my dream of shooting film was over because all the photo labs were closing one after the other, and every cool film was taken out of the market. I had the chance to film my last movie using the last rolls of 16mm kodachromes, and then, everything fell apart… now thanks to younger people, film is alive and doing strong : please keep shooting film 🎥
Thanks! :) Sadly there will never be the possibility to shot film for the first time again, but maybe we can do a little update version video someday 🤔
Haha, I will make sure to forward that! Thanks so much, I was afraid that people could not distinguish out voices, so I needed to come up with something
Hello Karin. It was a generous gesture and indeed lovely to include your sister in this video. Your video seems to embody the analogue values inherent to film photography. Hope Sam will continue using film. It is indeed a lovely pursuit.
Thanks so much for your kind words I truly appreciate it! Sam has her own little point and shoot camera now which she regularly takes with her, so I also hope that she will continue to shoot film. :)
Cood video. I first shot the Yashica T4 in 1998(!), and put it away for almost 20 years. Then I found it in a box after seeing how popular it had become and am shooting with it again. I have a Contax T2 also that I never stopped shooting, with but both are getting more rolls today than they ever did back int the "day".
Absolutely! The streets you walk on everyday can appear mundane quickly. But when having a camera in your hand and when sharpening your perception, things happen to appear more interesting.
I think the photo @12:22 is the highlight of the video as Sam, the composition, smooth light, color and simplicity all came together. Maybe because I too have a younger brother and sibling interaction is always interesting to see across different families.
I've been in Marburg so many times. It's a beautiful place. I miss going there, maybe this year....maybe. Nice to see it in times like these when you cannot go anywhere.
I have been to Marburg for the first time on that trip and have to say that I absolutely loved it (despite the weird weather we had and the lack of people on the streets). Such a beautiful and cozy little town, so I totally get why you miss it!
Very enjoyable nicely edited video again Karin. This made me very happy experiencing the nice shared bond both of you have. Such a beautiful town also. This year one of my resolution is to take lot more pictures of my family and loved ones.
@@KarinMajoka 😆..... well, she’ll have to come back, since you were so nice to gift her one of your Yashica T4/T5’s! I wish my sister was as nice as you!!! 😉
What a wonderful video. So nice to see you both sharing a "Film" time together. The walk through the streets brought back memories when I was 14 and visited Munich with my folks. I was born in Munich but left for the states when I was only one. I grow up on film and so much enjoy shooting it. I very much enjoy your storytelling.
What a heartwarming story, Herbie! I had no idea you were born in Germany - are you able to speak or understand any German? And thanks so much, it was a lot of fun to shoot film together and definitely makes up for different kind of memories compared to a „regular“ visit.
@@KarinMajoka At one point I knew a little bit of German but my folks spoke english around the house unless they were arguing about something then it was all in German. So no, I don't speak German.
"This is creepy..... I have to take a shot." LOL. That's exactly what every photographer would think. Not run, not hmm may be dangerous, got to capture it! Loved the concept Karin and seeing you and your sister's shots!
In university I learned that humans basically have three modes when in danger: fight, flight or freeze. But I guess we should add „get that shot“ to the list hahah! Thank you Chris :)
As a college student who follows your channel and currently studying German, I love this episode so much! I know this is a weird request but please make more videos in German!
So cool, have fun practicing your German! :) To be honest you are not the first one asking for more videos in German haha. I might do more German videos in the future if it feels more natural to speak German instead of English in those situations
This is so cool to your sister jump to film photography. She did a really good job! It is really interesting how people can see the world from the different perspective.
This is so nice. It wasn't film but I just gifted one of my old beginner digital camera to my nephew for his 10th birthday. It's really refreshing looking at how they look at the world with the same tools we use on a daily basis.
This is such a heartwarming story! It must be so interesting to see, especially with children that young, learning about how they see the world. Thanks for sharing! :)
Interesting setting in Marberg. Notice the absence of pedestrians but perhaps it is close to the Christmas holiday. People may decide to stay indoors for the holiday. Town has interesting architecture, and one wonders where is the town center or center of activities. Then it might also be due to the pandemic--like so much of the world in lockdown and lonely. Emptiness can give us time to reflect or give us a little fear. Sam has a lovely smile and mild manner, perfect for a photo outing. Liked all of the photos you both shot. Well done.
You hit the nail on the head Norman: the streets were empty because everything is closed due to the lockdown and because we filmed this during the Christmas holidays where all of the students left town to visit their families. Usually it is a lot busier, but I also think it had an interesting vibe that everything was so empty. And thank you! I will also make sure to forward your kind word to my sister. :)
Really good video as always, Karen 😆 Your storytelling through your video editing is also getting better and better. The colors of the Kodacolor film also look really interesting. Especially the browns. You both are so sympathetic 😀
Thank you Dan, I appreciate it! :) I love to experiment with different forms of storytelling but there is still a lot "Luft nach oben" haha. Yes, I am also pretty surprised by the Kodacolor results, even though it's expired. I have used it in some other shoots as well, since I got a big batch of over 40 rolls for really cheap
Really interesting how two sisters with the same camera at the same places take very different photos. That shows we all are very different in seeing things, thinking, feeling, observing, focussing and creating our own fotos. Really like the video. More photowalks of the two sisters would be nice. I think they both could profit from each other and grow in their photography.
Sehr schönes Video und cooles Format😊 Ist schon toll wenn man seine Hobbies mit den Geschwistern teilen kann. Meine jüngste Schwester (11) zeigt schon Interesse an Kunst und Fotografie, was mich natürlich umso mehr freut😊
Vielen Dank für deinen netten und wertschätzenden Kommentar! Das klingt richtig klasse, dass deine jüngste Schwester sich schon für Kreatives begeistern kann! :)
Not sure if there is still a possibility to get a sister, but I am very sure that there is still a possibility to get into film. It's never too late to start! :)
Pretty pics! The town is also really pretty :). Also it's nice following some more european channels, love hearing the german a bit (i can understand it, but my writing sucks).
Cool idea and very enjoyable :) besides your pictures it was nice to see how you interact with one another. Euer Gespräch über das Angleichen von Werten und Normen mit zunehmendem Alter ist irgendwie interessant und so ein schöner Fakt unter Geschwistern. How weird was it though to talk in english to your sister?
It’a really interesting to see how different we were as kids (apart from the fact that Sam was always stealing my music taste hahah) and how similar we have become. I wonder if that’s the case with many other siblings as well? It was really really weird in the beginning to be honest, because we never speak English with each other. But it felt more natural after a while :)
There is nothing like spending time with your sister. That backpack prob had at least one other camera. Nice video, Marburg without ppl is really a bit creapy and btw. Pls feature your sister more
@@KarinMajoka bin lustigerweise auf deinen Kanal durch einen Fotograf aus Taiwan gestoßen. Hatten uns unterhalten über Filmfotografie und dann meinte er es gäbe einen deutschen RUclips Channel, der sich vor allem mit Filmfotografie auseinander setzten würde. So bin ich auf den Channel gekommen XD
Sam has her own point and shoot camera now - so she is already exploring the film world a bit more on her own, but hopefully we can do something like this again in the future. :)
What a great day this was! It makes me want to visit this town. I also thought for a moment you were pretending having a sister and that you renamed outside Karin Sam.
Einfach Marburg fotografiert! Und wenn man in der Oberstadt haust, hat man gleich die besten Motive vor der Tür. Echt gute Bilder, die T4 ist einfach nice :)
Vielen Dank für deinen Kommentar Patrick, freut mich, dass dir die Idee gefällt! Leider ist Marburg nicht unsere Heimatstadt, meine Schwester wohnt nur aktuell noch dort. :)
@@KarinMajoka oh ok, ich hatte verstand das ihr da beide herkommt. Egal 😙 - Deine Videos inspirieren mich immer wieder mit Film auf die Straße zu gehen und zu fotografieren. Vorhin war ich wieder mit Portra400 (bei ISO200) und danach mit Pan-F draußen. Es ist eine große Freude analog zu fotografieren. Jetzt muss ich die Filme nur noch zu einem Labor schicken. Welches Labor nutzt Du oder hast Du ein Labor an Deinem Wohnort?
@@patrickhennigs4501 War eventuell etwas missverständlich in dem Video (und ist ja auch nicht so wichtig), aber wir kommen aus einem anderen Ort. :) Das freut mich sehr zu hören, ich hoffe du hattest gutes Licht und gute Motive! Ich entwickle meine Filme (sowohl schwarz-weiß als auch C41) selber. In denen seltenen Fällen an denen ich sie nicht selber entwickle schicke ich sie meistens zu Safelight Berlin und kann sie sehr empfehlen. Wo entwickelst du?
@@KarinMajoka ich habe bisher meine Filme gesammelt und komme jetzt erst dazu ein Labor mit der Entwicklung zu beauftragen. Ich habe noch kein Labor in der engeren Wahl, sie müssen nur gute Scans liefern können. Selber entwickeln fällt für mich aus. 😁 Mein Vater hatte früher an den Wochenenden entwickelt und ausbelichtet...da habe ich keine Zeit zu. 😉
Of course you know that dad jokes reflect the highest form of intelligence....as I keep telling my kids. There is this thing that happens to me, if I casually walk around with a digital I come back with nothing, but if I do the same with a film camera I SEE THINGS. Why is that? Oh.......and you really should feature your sister more, shes so cool and all.....at least that's what I heard someone say! Thanks for more film fun Karin.
That first line absolutely got me, dad joke award of the year definitely goes to you haha! I am sure that production companies put some sort of addictive material into the emulsion so that we would have the urge to buy and shoot more film - but also be able to see more things that we need film for! Good, plus one for more Sam content, I will let her know! ✌🏼
@Joan Michel if I shot with my sister, she’d probably point the camera at something, hold down the shutter, and auto advance 36 frames of the same damn tree. Then, open the film door, to see how the shot turned out on the roll.
Ah english with German accent. I was surrounded by this with my initial years in Hamburg. Now my colleagues are surrounded by my German with an Indian accent. 😂😂😂 Nice video. Good insights into what the eye actually finds interesting.
You know what's going to happen. One day, you're going to see an X-Pan on eBay for auction and you'll get beaten to it, by Sam. And, then, she'll ring you and say, "Guess what, I bought this camera on eBay. It's called a Hasselblad X-Pan. Are they any good??!!!" :D :P :P
Hahahah you name it, I can already see that coming! That would be hilarious, but I would also be furious over the lost XPan auction 😬 well, as long as Sam would inherit it to me...
Pronouncing your name is no longer a “mistery “ 8). I wish we had beautiful historic villages here in the states . Makes for good photography ... oh .. cute sister btw 8)
Haha that pun was fun! ✌🏼 luckily many of the historic cities did not get destroyed in the war (but I am probably the wrong sister to insert history fun facts here)
I don’t know where you live but I visit Chicago often and find objects I want to get onto film. It’s much in the details, and also, telling a story by shooting what you see every day; an empty park bench, a postbox, a fire post, a cat, a dog, a bicycle. Karin took many nice foggy photos and I think she and I agreed that foggy weather was photo weather. But rainy weather is also perfect, you get reflections, you get details blurred and you get wet (and a reason for a warm cappuccino). I really want to take one of my grandchildren out for a photo safari. Did confirm that my Olympus Superzoom 70G is working - fully automatic.😎
A list of really good Point and Shoot film camera: Leica C2, C3, Olympus XA, Olympus 35 RD, Ricoh Gr 1, 1s, 1v, Nikon 28 ti, 35 ti, Leica minilux, leica CM, leica mini, rolllei 35 afm, Olympus mju, minolta tc1, konica hexar af, contax T2, T3,
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So cool that you got to experience this moment with your sister! She made some great photos!
Absolutely, it was such a fun couple of days and I am super happy that I got to be part of her first film experience :)
This is such a unique and cool video Karin!
I want to thank you, the younger generation for keeping shooting film. I graduated from fine arts 22 years ago and we used to be the last generation shooting medium format and 35mm film and processing our pictures on fiber based paper in the darkroom. Then, suddenly, everyone switched to digital and for a decade no one cared about film anymore, especially the elderly generation. I am 44 years old and felt that my dream of shooting film was over because all the photo labs were closing one after the other, and every cool film was taken out of the market. I had the chance to film my last movie using the last rolls of 16mm kodachromes, and then, everything fell apart… now thanks to younger people, film is alive and doing strong : please keep shooting film 🎥
Yay to your sister and yay to this whole format!! Do it again, this was great!!
Thanks! :) Sadly there will never be the possibility to shot film for the first time again, but maybe we can do a little update version video someday 🤔
Feature your sister more, she's so cool! 😉 Great video and fun to watch. Love the little animations and even subtitles are nicely designed!
Haha, I will make sure to forward that! Thanks so much, I was afraid that people could not distinguish out voices, so I needed to come up with something
Feature your sister more. She's so cool. Please bring her back!
Hello Karin. It was a generous gesture and indeed lovely to include your sister in this video. Your video seems to embody the analogue values inherent to film photography. Hope Sam will continue using film. It is indeed a lovely pursuit.
Thanks so much for your kind words I truly appreciate it! Sam has her own little point and shoot camera now which she regularly takes with her, so I also hope that she will continue to shoot film. :)
Sehr gehrn! This was a really enjoyable watch. Love the podcast format intro, defo a keeper.
Dankeschön! :) And thanks a lot for the feedback, I appreciate it!
Cood video. I first shot the Yashica T4 in 1998(!), and put it away for almost 20 years. Then I found it in a box after seeing how popular it had become and am shooting with it again. I have a Contax T2 also that I never stopped shooting, with but both are getting more rolls today than they ever did back int the "day".
I love how photography (especially film) makes you more attuned to what's beautiful right around you
Absolutely! The streets you walk on everyday can appear mundane quickly. But when having a camera in your hand and when sharpening your perception, things happen to appear more interesting.
Just found this channel! It’s so great!
I think the photo @12:22 is the highlight of the video as Sam, the composition, smooth light, color and simplicity all came together. Maybe because I too have a younger brother and sibling interaction is always interesting to see across different families.
I've been in Marburg so many times. It's a beautiful place. I miss going there, maybe this year....maybe. Nice to see it in times like these when you cannot go anywhere.
I have been to Marburg for the first time on that trip and have to say that I absolutely loved it (despite the weird weather we had and the lack of people on the streets). Such a beautiful and cozy little town, so I totally get why you miss it!
Very enjoyable nicely edited video again Karin. This made me very happy experiencing the nice shared bond both of you have. Such a beautiful town also. This year one of my resolution is to take lot more pictures of my family and loved ones.
That’s a lovely resolution, have fun shooting photos and spending time with your loved ones! And thanks so much for the kind words. :)
This was so sweet! Thanks for brightening my day.
Thanks for your comment Edward! :)
A lovely video of you both enjoying each other’s company and shooting film :)
That's exactly what it felt like! Thanks for your comment, Kevin. :)
I took a picture of the same tree by the castle! And Sam! You got to keep her shooting! She's a natural
Oh snap, what a coincidence! I will make sure to forward it (but I am currently distracted by having an „Ohrwurm“ of no film no fiiiilm)
How did you take it with no film though 😂
Jkjk
Feature your sister more! She’s so cool! Please bring her back!!! 🥰
Yes! I will make sure to forward this to her haha ✌🏼
@@KarinMajoka 😆..... well, she’ll have to come back, since you were so nice to gift her one of your Yashica T4/T5’s! I wish my sister was as nice as you!!! 😉
VeloRydr I didn’t though hahahahah
@@KarinMajoka 🤣🤣🤣
What a wonderful video. So nice to see you both sharing a "Film" time together. The walk through the streets brought back memories when I was 14 and visited Munich with my folks. I was born in Munich but left for the states when I was only one. I grow up on film and so much enjoy shooting it. I very much enjoy your storytelling.
What a heartwarming story, Herbie! I had no idea you were born in Germany - are you able to speak or understand any German? And thanks so much, it was a lot of fun to shoot film together and definitely makes up for different kind of memories compared to a „regular“ visit.
@@KarinMajoka At one point I knew a little bit of German but my folks spoke english around the house unless they were arguing about something then it was all in German. So no, I don't speak German.
Love my Tashika T5 very much and am waiting for my rolls from the first develope after buying the camera.
"This is creepy..... I have to take a shot." LOL. That's exactly what every photographer would think. Not run, not hmm may be dangerous, got to capture it! Loved the concept Karin and seeing you and your sister's shots!
In university I learned that humans basically have three modes when in danger: fight, flight or freeze. But I guess we should add „get that shot“ to the list hahah! Thank you Chris :)
This was so wholesome. Lovely greens and browns as well, on the pictures that both of you took.
Keep it up with the videos Karin!
I was also pretty surprised how well the colours of this expired stock turned out! Thanks so much, André. :)
As a college student who follows your channel and currently studying German, I love this episode so much! I know this is a weird request but please make more videos in German!
So cool, have fun practicing your German! :) To be honest you are not the first one asking for more videos in German haha. I might do more German videos in the future if it feels more natural to speak German instead of English in those situations
Great job y’all. Loved to see you and your sister interact and shoot.
Thanks so much, it was a lot of fun to shoot together, glad that it transported in the video as well.
Love this video. The photos and the interaction. Thank you for sharing.
I appreciate your comment a lot, thank you! ⚡️
This is so cool to your sister jump to film photography. She did a really good job! It is really interesting how people can see the world from the different perspective.
I totally agree! I knew she would do great, but I think it's still fun to see that she enjoyed shooting on film as well. :)
I see a good eye for photography runs in the family! That was a lot of fun.
Thank you, Jamie! :) When Sam and I flip through old photo albums of photos our parents took back in the day, we definitely think otherwise hahahah
@@KarinMajoka You're welcome! Haha, maybe it skips a generation? :)
This was so good! I love seeing how different photographers interact with people they are comfortable with. You both got some great shots!
Thank you Luis, I appreciate it! ✌🏼⚡️
This is so nice. It wasn't film but I just gifted one of my old beginner digital camera to my nephew for his 10th birthday. It's really refreshing looking at how they look at the world with the same tools we use on a daily basis.
This is such a heartwarming story! It must be so interesting to see, especially with children that young, learning about how they see the world. Thanks for sharing! :)
9:44 I expected Kyle Mcdougall to be in there already
Hahaha, that comment is spot on!
Well, Karin (car-een’), that was just delightful. You two look very much alike. Congrats on another very entertaining and innovative video.
Thanks so much Steve, I appreciate it! We actually get that a lot, especially now when being older
Interesting setting in Marberg. Notice the absence of pedestrians but perhaps it is close to the Christmas holiday. People may decide to stay indoors for the holiday. Town has interesting architecture, and one wonders where is the town center or center of activities. Then it might also be due to the pandemic--like so much of the world in lockdown and lonely. Emptiness can give us time to reflect or give us a little fear. Sam has a lovely smile and mild manner, perfect for a photo outing. Liked all of the photos you both shot. Well done.
You hit the nail on the head Norman: the streets were empty because everything is closed due to the lockdown and because we filmed this during the Christmas holidays where all of the students left town to visit their families. Usually it is a lot busier, but I also think it had an interesting vibe that everything was so empty. And thank you! I will also make sure to forward your kind word to my sister. :)
I love the way you tell stories. This is another great video Karin :)
I love to tell stories that matter to me and am glad to hear that they sometimes also resonate with others. Thank you! :)
Really good video as always, Karen 😆 Your storytelling through your video editing is also getting better and better. The colors of the Kodacolor film also look really interesting. Especially the browns. You both are so sympathetic 😀
Thank you Dan, I appreciate it! :) I love to experiment with different forms of storytelling but there is still a lot "Luft nach oben" haha. Yes, I am also pretty surprised by the Kodacolor results, even though it's expired. I have used it in some other shoots as well, since I got a big batch of over 40 rolls for really cheap
Really interesting how two sisters with the same camera at the same places take very different photos. That shows we all are very different in seeing things, thinking, feeling, observing, focussing and creating our own fotos.
Really like the video. More photowalks of the two sisters would be nice. I think they both could profit from each other and grow in their photography.
"Woww" i really loved it... Btw i want to buy a Yashica and i have the budget, which one should i buy the t4 or t5?. Any suggestions?
Sehr schönes Video und cooles Format😊 Ist schon toll wenn man seine Hobbies mit den Geschwistern teilen kann.
Meine jüngste Schwester (11) zeigt schon Interesse an Kunst und Fotografie, was mich natürlich umso mehr freut😊
Vielen Dank für deinen netten und wertschätzenden Kommentar! Das klingt richtig klasse, dass deine jüngste Schwester sich schon für Kreatives begeistern kann! :)
Nice video as always!
Thank you! ✌🏼
Man, I wish I had a sister! Film photography is so cool. I wish I could learn it.
Not sure if there is still a possibility to get a sister, but I am very sure that there is still a possibility to get into film. It's never too late to start! :)
Pretty pics! The town is also really pretty :).
Also it's nice following some more european channels, love hearing the german a bit (i can understand it, but my writing sucks).
Thank you. :) The town is pretty "German" as well with this type of architecture. So cool that you understand German!
Talent seems to be a family business ! Keep Sam doing more....
Thanks for your kind comment, I will make sure to forward it to Sam! :)
Du solltest öfter Videos mit deiner Schwester machen! 😜
War wieder ein tolles Video.
Sehr guuuut, den Kommentar leite ich weiter! 😬 und danke dir! :)
Cool idea and very enjoyable :) besides your pictures it was nice to see how you interact with one another. Euer Gespräch über das Angleichen von Werten und Normen mit zunehmendem Alter ist irgendwie interessant und so ein schöner Fakt unter Geschwistern. How weird was it though to talk in english to your sister?
It’a really interesting to see how different we were as kids (apart from the fact that Sam was always stealing my music taste hahah) and how similar we have become. I wonder if that’s the case with many other siblings as well? It was really really weird in the beginning to be honest, because we never speak English with each other. But it felt more natural after a while :)
There is nothing like spending time with your sister. That backpack prob had at least one other camera. Nice video, Marburg without ppl is really a bit creapy and btw. Pls feature your sister more
Absolutely! Especially now with the pandemic where we cannot visit each other all the time, we value the time we have with our loved ones much more.
Sehr beruhigendes Video. Voll krass die Straße so leer zu sehen
Danke :) Absolut, ich fand es (trotz ohnehin schon leerer Straßen) noch einmal eine Spur leerer.
@@KarinMajoka bin lustigerweise auf deinen Kanal durch einen Fotograf aus Taiwan gestoßen. Hatten uns unterhalten über Filmfotografie und dann meinte er es gäbe einen deutschen RUclips Channel, der sich vor allem mit Filmfotografie auseinander setzten würde. So bin ich auf den Channel gekommen XD
I like the idea behind your video. And YES 🙌 BRING HER BACK AGSIN FOR A FOTOWALK 😉🍀✅
Sam has her own point and shoot camera now - so she is already exploring the film world a bit more on her own, but hopefully we can do something like this again in the future. :)
veeery nice video, good vibes and pictures
Thank you ✌🏼
I’ve definitely seen that street in a game or movie.
That was beautiful Karin!
Thank you :)
enjoyed the video.
I hope my little girls get along as well as you two when they are adults. :-D
As long as you gift them the same cameras, I am optimistic it will work out 😬
@@KarinMajoka 😂
What a great day this was! It makes me want to visit this town. I also thought for a moment you were pretending having a sister and that you renamed outside Karin Sam.
If you make it to Germany, Marburg is surely worth a visit! Rather small, but very cozy town. And that theory is hilariouuuuus, I can't even hahaha.
Einfach Marburg fotografiert! Und wenn man in der Oberstadt haust, hat man gleich die besten Motive vor der Tür. Echt gute Bilder, die T4 ist einfach nice :)
Marburg ist echt toll und sehr fotogen! Muss echt praktisch sein, sowas immer direkt vor der Haustür zu haben. ;)
Nice! A big hug from Mexico!
Thanks a lot, cheers from Germany ✌🏼
"K this is creepy... I have to take a shot." LOL. Great video!
Hahaha, photographers‘ priorities! Thank you :)
Now the race is on for which sister will get a Leica first
I am taking bets - but some people might already know the answer 🤫
Great video, you're not too far from me, I'm at Rheda-Wiedenbrück.
Awesome video 😄! Good sister should try to do your parents to do film photography lol.
hahaha, that would be a total disaster but probably super super funny!
Lovely! I have a black T4 Super which is the same as the T5 from my understanding and I also got it for a price that would anger some haha.
Yes, I think they are identical! Congrats, lucky you! :) Better keep it to yourself so the wolfs won’t eat you alive haha
@@KarinMajoka I know right 😆
Feature your sister more. She is so cool. Bring her back!
Yes! Word!
We love your accent, Karin.
♥️☺️
Karin is a bit like people try to pronounce Nikon. 😅 Great video. Greetings from Meißen.
So true, I stopped keeping track how many pronunciations of Nikon I have heard haha. Grüße zurück :)
Klasse Idee zusammen mit Deiner Schwester in eurer Heimatstadt mit Film zu fotografieren. 👍🏻
Vielen Dank für deinen Kommentar Patrick, freut mich, dass dir die Idee gefällt! Leider ist Marburg nicht unsere Heimatstadt, meine Schwester wohnt nur aktuell noch dort. :)
@@KarinMajoka oh ok, ich hatte verstand das ihr da beide herkommt. Egal 😙 - Deine Videos inspirieren mich immer wieder mit Film auf die Straße zu gehen und zu fotografieren. Vorhin war ich wieder mit Portra400 (bei ISO200) und danach mit Pan-F draußen. Es ist eine große Freude analog zu fotografieren. Jetzt muss ich die Filme nur noch zu einem Labor schicken. Welches Labor nutzt Du oder hast Du ein Labor an Deinem Wohnort?
@@patrickhennigs4501 War eventuell etwas missverständlich in dem Video (und ist ja auch nicht so wichtig), aber wir kommen aus einem anderen Ort. :) Das freut mich sehr zu hören, ich hoffe du hattest gutes Licht und gute Motive! Ich entwickle meine Filme (sowohl schwarz-weiß als auch C41) selber. In denen seltenen Fällen an denen ich sie nicht selber entwickle schicke ich sie meistens zu Safelight Berlin und kann sie sehr empfehlen. Wo entwickelst du?
@@KarinMajoka ich habe bisher meine Filme gesammelt und komme jetzt erst dazu ein Labor mit der Entwicklung zu beauftragen. Ich habe noch kein Labor in der engeren Wahl, sie müssen nur gute Scans liefern können. Selber entwickeln fällt für mich aus. 😁 Mein Vater hatte früher an den Wochenenden entwickelt und ausbelichtet...da habe ich keine Zeit zu. 😉
Die M6 ist erst seit Januar 2021 bei mir 😊
Lovely video :)
Thank you, I appreciate it :)
Of course you know that dad jokes reflect the highest form of intelligence....as I keep telling my kids. There is this thing that happens to me, if I casually walk around with a digital I come back with nothing, but if I do the same with a film camera I SEE THINGS. Why is that? Oh.......and you really should feature your sister more, shes so cool and all.....at least that's what I heard someone say! Thanks for more film fun Karin.
That first line absolutely got me, dad joke award of the year definitely goes to you haha! I am sure that production companies put some sort of addictive material into the emulsion so that we would have the urge to buy and shoot more film - but also be able to see more things that we need film for! Good, plus one for more Sam content, I will let her know! ✌🏼
This so cute! Makes me wonder how it would be like if I went shooting with my sister! 😂
Thanks Joan! You should try it out one day 😬✌🏼
@Joan Michel if I shot with my sister, she’d probably point the camera at something, hold down the shutter, and auto advance 36 frames of the same damn tree. Then, open the film door, to see how the shot turned out on the roll.
So funny that Film is now an allien technology for most people, but it's great yunger people are getting into it! Less elfies, more pictures!
I guess film is becoming more „trendy“ again and more young people being interested in it, which is certainly a good development! :)
Ah english with German accent.
I was surrounded by this with my initial years in Hamburg.
Now my colleagues are surrounded by my German with an Indian accent. 😂😂😂
Nice video.
Good insights into what the eye actually finds interesting.
Hahaha, at least everything sounds unique with an accent! Thanks so much, I appreciate your comment. :)
9:40 "ok, this is creepy, I have to take a shot !! " haha
Getting the image is priority number one haha
that intro killed me haha 😆
R.I.P. Eastblockboy 🙏🏼
10:41 great photo Sam!
Absolutely! I like that one as well :)
I learned how to develop 35mm colour film from watching your vid... thanks.
That is awesome and made my day, thank you :)
Damn, your sister gives you a run for your money. She's quite good! :)
Hahaha indeed, luckily it paid off. I will forward the compliment and can only second that one, she should keep going! :)
@@KarinMajoka I agree!
Loooove the intro style. Außerdem auch sehr interessant dich mal deutsch reden zu hören, deine Stimme klingt auf einmal ganz anders haha
Thanks! :) Und das ist ja spannend, mir selber fällt es nicht auf, aber ich glaube es dir gerne :D
You are now required to have Sam in every video!
That would be so cool! But I guess we would start fighting after a while, just like back in the days when we were kids haha
@@KarinMajoka Ah yes... I know this well.
Nice episode, keep it up Karin #moresam
Love the hashtag haha. Thanks Timur! :)
Jag köpte min t5 för 40 kr på en loppis i Sverige. Jag har testat och den fungerar utmärkt.
You know what's going to happen. One day, you're going to see an X-Pan on eBay for auction and you'll get beaten to it, by Sam. And, then, she'll ring you and say, "Guess what, I bought this camera on eBay. It's called a Hasselblad X-Pan. Are they any good??!!!" :D :P :P
Hahahah you name it, I can already see that coming! That would be hilarious, but I would also be furious over the lost XPan auction 😬 well, as long as Sam would inherit it to me...
ich habe heute eine T5 für 70€ geschossen. Super Zustand, mit Garantie 😁
Neeeein?! Woooah, Glückwunsch! Wo hast du sie gefunden? :)
@@KarinMajoka In einem Kamera Laden. Die haben irgendwie keine Ahnung. 😁
Oh great, another camera hoarder. So I’m not the only one.
Pronouncing your name is no longer a “mistery “ 8). I wish we had beautiful historic villages here in the states . Makes for good photography ... oh .. cute sister btw 8)
Haha that pun was fun! ✌🏼 luckily many of the historic cities did not get destroyed in the war (but I am probably the wrong sister to insert history fun facts here)
I don’t know where you live but I visit Chicago often and find objects I want to get onto film. It’s much in the details, and also, telling a story by shooting what you see every day; an empty park bench, a postbox, a fire post, a cat, a dog, a bicycle. Karin took many nice foggy photos and I think she and I agreed that foggy weather was photo weather. But rainy weather is also perfect, you get reflections, you get details blurred and you get wet (and a reason for a warm cappuccino).
I really want to take one of my grandchildren out for a photo safari. Did confirm that my Olympus Superzoom 70G is working - fully automatic.😎
A list of really good Point and Shoot film camera: Leica C2, C3, Olympus XA, Olympus 35 RD, Ricoh Gr 1, 1s, 1v, Nikon 28 ti, 35 ti, Leica minilux, leica CM, leica mini, rolllei 35 afm, Olympus mju, minolta tc1, konica hexar af, contax T2, T3,
Камеры хорошие, но всё портит активная фокусировка.