How fun was this shoot? ;) Such a fun idea to shoot with such an old point and shoot there. It brings back a lot of nostalgia. I loved that you were not afraid to throw in a little hard light flash in there as well. Everyone is so against any kind of hard light these days that I rarely see any recent images shot that way. All kinds of fun!
Got mine and put a roll through it and every single photo was blurry :( I made sure to stay still and waited until the camera advanced and took pictures in day time light etc so I’m so confused why, I think it’s the camera itself
Yo! Wow - fellow Stylus Epic 35 user here. Loved that you profiled this camera; I bought mine brand new in 2001, always keep it loaded w/B&W (HP5 or FP4), soup my own negs and scan my own as well. I've really grown to love the quirks of this camera, but man - such amazing image quality for such a small package. I'll also be in GA towards the end of this month on my own road trip shooting, so have any great tips for great shooting locations? IG: @matthewbushey . . . Great job on the review!
What are your favorite point and shoot film cameras? What should I get and try next?
OBSESSED with this! All the film photos are incredible.
Thank you so so much!
Great video! Loved this. Thank you
Absolutely !
Hi there. I really liked your video. Liked you said, the mju is a fun camera and your video showed it. Thanks for sharing.
Of course! Thanks for watching!
Good stuff, excited to see what this channel has in the future. Just picked up a Minolta Explorer
thank you so much! Thy seems like a fun one!
Love these photos! Subbed! I just added the olympus stylus zoom 140 VF to my collection.
Nice dude!!!
I’m from the east coast but I was able to visit pirates cove when I visited a friend last year in Cali. Such a dope spot and love ur take on it ✨✨
Thank you so much! Cali rocks! I lived in ATL my whole life till moving here
How fun was this shoot? ;) Such a fun idea to shoot with such an old point and shoot there. It brings back a lot of nostalgia. I loved that you were not afraid to throw in a little hard light flash in there as well. Everyone is so against any kind of hard light these days that I rarely see any recent images shot that way. All kinds of fun!
The hard flash makes it so nostalgic for that 90s look and the disposable look. I liked it a lot I need to mess with it more
Good stuff, man. Enjoying watching your film journey
Thanks bro!
great cam 💖
Yeah it is!
Such a slick camera
I know I’m obsessed!
Great Work ,Cool review my friend -Thanks for sharing
Thank you so so much for watching! Means a lot!
Loved the video
Thank you!!
Peace bro.. @ 2:57 -2:58 how did you get the lighting like that? Gorgeous pics.
Thank you! Just the cloudy day!
great video, man 🤙🏼
🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼 thanks bro!
Great work!
Thanks bro!
Awesome vid 🎥🔥
Thank you so much!!
Awesome video 🙏🏿
Thank you so much! I love your work too!
Got mine and put a roll through it and every single photo was blurry :( I made sure to stay still and waited until the camera advanced and took pictures in day time light etc so I’m so confused why, I think it’s the camera itself
Hey! I am sorry yours was blurry :( some times these old cams are trash or we dont know what the previous person did to it.
Why do these pictures look like the ones on Instagram models PROFESSIONAL page?😏
Because my wife kills it!
Yo! Wow - fellow Stylus Epic 35 user here. Loved that you profiled this camera; I bought mine brand new in 2001, always keep it loaded w/B&W (HP5 or FP4), soup my own negs and scan my own as well. I've really grown to love the quirks of this camera, but man - such amazing image quality for such a small package. I'll also be in GA towards the end of this month on my own road trip shooting, so have any great tips for great shooting locations? IG: @matthewbushey . . . Great job on the review!
Dude thanks man! That’s a good tip!
Hit up the mountains man, blue ridge and amicalola falls!
anyone willing to give their Olympus stylus for free to me? lol
Possibly! Subscribe and keep watching, I’ll give it away soon