Great job. I honestly thought I'd just see you attached some store-bought bellows. I'm even more impressed because of your creation of the bellows. I doubt I'd create one of these, but I know somebody who might build it if I asked. Awesome.
Dear Sir, Not only is it a highly original project seldom seen but exceedingly well built & executed with great care & finesse, a furniture like finish to complement it. You must also have a very sound knowledge of photography in general from building principles to chemistry required to develop pictures. Very well done. Kind regards.
Dear Sir, Thank you very much for your courteous & hearted reply. I think your skill & knowledge did indeed betray a wealth of experience in photography & it's film developing techniques. Kind regards.
That became a beautiful camera. Regarding the effort, it's been well worth it! I would like to add though, that the video was just as well made: we can see all the work involved, follow all the important steps and still have it all seen in less than 15 minutes. Thanks!
Wow great job mate! Wish I have those skills as I am shooting with old cameras and uploading videos on my RUclips channel dedicated to film photography!
I am asking you for a full version of the film from the construction of this camera. Alternatively, if this is not possible, I would like to ask you with a cordial request to publish plans for the construction of such a device on your website.
Have seen the earlier version of this video (slow one) and this is really amazing, what a talent and craftsmanship, inspiring i would say. And the final photograph really is of impressive quality. Makes me wonder, would it be able to attach a lens mount in the front, (such as an lens adapter) and then make happen to use different lenses? And how would that work in relation to size of the 'film' / 'plate'? All in all great work, and nice video, thank you!
@@DieterSchneider Nice! What kind of material did you use for inside and outside of bellows? I am having a difficult time finding someone making a bellows for me so I'm going to make it myself.
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As a life long photographer (50+ yrs) I am very impressed. Nicely done!
Great job. I honestly thought I'd just see you attached some store-bought bellows. I'm even more impressed because of your creation of the bellows. I doubt I'd create one of these, but I know somebody who might build it if I asked. Awesome.
Dieter all I can say is your a brilliant man, and my HERO.
I wou;ld give a million likes if I could. Exceptional work!
I must say I’m very impressed
So impressed on every level. Fabulous skills and craftsmanship.
Amazing work and precision.. This deserves so much praise. And it was so much fun to watch. Congrats man.
Thanks a ton!
You are so cool for being able to do that.
Outstanding! I appreciate your craftsmanship, very impressive.
Thank You
Amazing and beautiful!
Darn, great job!
Thank you! Cheers!
Fantastic woodwork - respect
Thanks
Absolutely fantastic!! Great job!!
Thank you very much!
Dear Sir,
Not only is it a highly original project seldom seen but exceedingly well built & executed with great care & finesse, a furniture like finish to complement it. You must also have a very sound knowledge of photography in general from building principles to chemistry required to develop pictures. Very well done. Kind regards.
Thanks. I had a photography business for 8 years
Dear Sir,
Thank you very much for your courteous & hearted reply. I think your skill & knowledge did indeed betray a wealth of experience in photography & it's film developing techniques. Kind regards.
@@DieterSchneider why did you shut it down?
Amazing. I love your dark slide seal design, very simple. :)
Awesome project and very refined technique. I have really enjoyed watching this video. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching :)
Great work
Thanks
I have no comment, just a question: what kind of material do you use to make the bellows?
awesome
impressive amazing !!!
Incredible!
That became a beautiful camera. Regarding the effort, it's been well worth it! I would like to add though, that the video was just as well made: we can see all the work involved, follow all the important steps and still have it all seen in less than 15 minutes. Thanks!
master work！
Beautiful ❤❤❤❤
Wow great job mate! Wish I have those skills as I am shooting with old cameras and uploading videos on my RUclips channel dedicated to film photography!
Una verdadera joya lo que acabas de hacer!¡!¡ Felicidades
Woah. This is amazing. Well done mate
Thanks
I am asking you for a full version of the film from the construction of this camera. Alternatively, if this is not possible, I would like to ask you with a cordial request to publish plans for the construction of such a device on your website.
Great job!!!
Thank You
Very impressive!
Thanks
That’s fantastic
Have seen the earlier version of this video (slow one) and this is really amazing, what a talent and craftsmanship, inspiring i would say.
And the final photograph really is of impressive quality.
Makes me wonder, would it be able to attach a lens mount in the front, (such as an lens adapter) and then make happen to use different lenses?
And how would that work in relation to size of the 'film' / 'plate'? All in all great work, and nice video, thank you!
Fantastisk!
Impresive! how did you made a belows? what was the material? is it from leather?
Wonderful.
Thanks
Wow !
Noiceeeee super nice
Super Handwerker die Fertigung vom Balgen war sehr beeindruckend für mich aber das ganze Objekt ist ein Kunstwerk
❤ wow
come here after watching the Anime Dr stone Season 3 ep 2 wow it does really work
Brilliant, need a link to the slow video please.
Thanks. ruclips.net/video/djxfHtrBX20/видео.html
Hallo Dieter. Baust du noch diese wunderschönen Kameras?
Hey. I know this is an old video, but by any chance do you have like some sort of a manual how to do this? Schematics or something?
What kind of material is that black panel 6:17? I'm gonna make my own mini camera for salt print photography soon.
Great video! Where can I find a lens like that? I see a lot of old photo enlargers around, would that be a similar lens, do you think?
Thanks. Usually Ebay and Etsy
Isn't these the cameras they used in the late 19th and early 20th century?
Wow
Wow that´s great work. I like it, how you make stuff. This Camera will be very nice.
King regards from my Channel,
Konstantin
Thanks
Excellent video. Would you sell this plan for a fee?
Can we custom order one?
Hei.
Sleger du slik kamera og?
I am wondering if I may buy one from you :)
Does someone have or knows the full measurements of a h.mackenstein studio camera.? I want to make a replica for a living statue
How much does each picture end up costing aproximently? (NOK is okay, if you have to convert)
I don't remember. It's been a long time since I done wet plate photography unfortunately.
@@DieterSchneider Damn it. Thank you anyways
Drooling so bad
Did you buy or make your own bellows?
Watch the video....
@@DieterSchneider Nice! What kind of material did you use for inside and outside of bellows? I am having a difficult time finding someone making a bellows for me so I'm going to make it myself.
Black and white or not?
Im curently seaching on how to make 1920s old camera
Have you some eshop?
Beautiful work ! Would love to have a 4x5 custom build ? Contact me if this is a possibility.
Can i buy it
Ooo
Why is the picture reversed? (Brownie spelled backward)
It’s also up side down
oi! Magisk. Både kameraet, fotoprosessen og resultatet!
Welcome to the 90s sadly I'm 7 so tell me what it's like
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