The Rambling Ep6 - Exploring Film and New Gear of the Week

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  • Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @erich623
    @erich623 3 месяца назад +1

    Nice photos!

    • @Mr50mmish
      @Mr50mmish  3 месяца назад

      Thanks! Haha I'm pretty surprised how well it turned out given how badly I treated the film

  • @vinceriggio72
    @vinceriggio72 3 месяца назад

    Your old film photos had an ephemeral quality to them that was quite pleasing overall. Proof that film photography is still more of an artform than digital. The E-PL10 is awesome and takes great quality photos as long as the image stabilization stays working. I have 7 different Pen models and only 3 still have stabilization. It is the only weak link of the Pen line.

    • @Mr50mmish
      @Mr50mmish  3 месяца назад

      Thanks! Dang that sucks though 4 non functioning IBIS modules :( hopefully other than that they function well? If you are comfortable opening them op it might be a pretty quick repair! It seems that a lot of the time it's the main driving gear that cracks and loosens off its shaft so a bit of glue can restore functionality!

  • @DixonLu
    @DixonLu 3 месяца назад +1

    White masking/gaffer tape across the back keeps the door from being accidentally opened by me or otherwise. Plus I can write down the type of film.

    • @Mr50mmish
      @Mr50mmish  3 месяца назад

      That's a great idea! Haha I'm probably going to do that, I just got 3 rolls back today that were the ones I had partially opened and sure enough there are a lot of junked shots :(

  • @JayTsPhoto
    @JayTsPhoto 3 месяца назад

    Doing it yourself is expensive to get going again buying all the developing equipment but once you have it all, all you have to do is get chemicals.....and developing bw with df 96 takes like 10 mins but i dont think the quality is up to snuff with other developers.

    • @Mr50mmish
      @Mr50mmish  3 месяца назад +1

      Luckily, I still got most of my tanks! I just need to get a dark bag and the chemicals :) what B/w developer do you like?

    • @JayTsPhoto
      @JayTsPhoto 3 месяца назад

      @@Mr50mmish Ive been using Cinestill df96 for years now but ever since i got the rb67 im kind of reluctant to use cheap developer on a $20 roll of film, so ive been looking into ilford developers but i havent pulled the trigger yet.

  • @bailey.nt86
    @bailey.nt86 3 месяца назад +2

    As an engineer to another engineer. I get it. Show more photos. As beautiful as your face is, and you have an amazing face............We can't help but ask for more examples, just get right to the point instead of stating your case. That's all I will say. Just get right into the meat & potatoes. Give me 20 examples of why what your about to say for the first 6 min makes sense.

    • @Mr50mmish
      @Mr50mmish  3 месяца назад +1

      Thanks for the input. I'll work at sprinkling in more photos throughout the videos. You'll probably have to be a bit patient though. Currently I'm building up a bank of consistent releases so changes will probably come delayed. But videos that are already shot should have considerably more photo gallery and examples.