Merry Christmas John. It would be great if Mr Woo can share his experiences with particular camera models, analog and digital. I am sure he has many stories to tell. Experiences in finding strong and weak points of the gear, notwithstanding the lenses, which have strongest impact on the images. Get him talking about film stocks, how they used to be and how they compare with current brands. I would suspect Mr Woo also had some knowledge about the fold type medium format cameras from pre 2nd WW, where many notable famous photographers were using them to take famous photographs. What camera brands and lens combinations were most notable and/or excellent for their time. All the best and keep them videos coming.
Merry Christmas from the UK , I have learned a lot about older cameras by watching Mr Woo's excellent talks on them and thanks for arranging & filming them.
Really enjoy all of Mr Woos manual camera reviews . Im interested in good manual lens with manual classic camera combinations and use cases and tips on efficient metering and how experienced photographers used them .. both medium and 35mm formats Ie square 6x7 6x9 etc kind regards and all the best for 2025 John Perth Australia
Happy holidays, I do enjoy the variety of subject in your channel: Mr Woo, travel, your stories as a professional photographers and your views on the newer equipment.
Do some videos also when You and Your Wife go on trips like You did with the firecrackers event and how the cameras were protected. Show some of your experience of being an API Photo Journalist. Cheers!
I like Mr. Woo's camera talks. I would like to know more about the 1950's really long lenses. 400mm and more. Or the Nikon 500mm mirror lens that I have.
Do You enjoy Film or Digital Cameras better? Higher Megapixels or Lower? Share Your thoughts about the new compared to the old. Every bit of knowledge will help keep people informed. Cheers! 🐎
Merry Christmas. I bought a Nikon F2 in 1980. It was my dream camera for a long time. I got it at Yokota AB, Japan. Great price compared to U.S. prices. In your rounds, do you know if any shop that can repair the F2A meter head. The variable resistor is not all the healthy. Maybe its just too old and no one really cares about F2s. In my meter head, the needle jumps around, indicating the contacts may be at their end of life.
all fine with interviewing Mr. Woo. maybe some other photographers in your area. also some "special" lenses . like PC, Macro, lenses. Thanks. Happy New year already
Hi John, I really love Mr.Woo’s presentations which centre on the older analogue cameras. More content here please. From your side, perhaps some presentations on photography itself. As an example, what settings you used for a certain shot. Also, tips and tricks for shooting under different conditions.
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Had a Great Christmas too! Ate too much. Cheers!
I love Mr Wu's videos, but would like to see your travel pict, too. Merry Christmas!
Happy Hollidays! DSLR's up to 2008 would be wonderful.
Best wishes for you too John ...🦘
Merry Christmas John. It would be great if Mr Woo can share his experiences with particular camera models, analog and digital. I am sure he has many stories to tell. Experiences in finding strong and weak points of the gear, notwithstanding the lenses, which have strongest impact on the images. Get him talking about film stocks, how they used to be and how they compare with current brands. I would suspect Mr Woo also had some knowledge about the fold type medium format cameras from pre 2nd WW, where many notable famous photographers were using them to take famous photographs. What camera brands and lens combinations were most notable and/or excellent for their time. All the best and keep them videos coming.
No suggestions but Mr. Woo describing light metering tech and John on Hasselblad ownership, excellent.
Merry Christmas from the UK , I have learned a lot about older cameras by watching Mr Woo's excellent talks on them and thanks for arranging & filming them.
Hello John,
Any camera or lens presentations from Mr Woo are welcome.
Maybe a tour of his shop too 😊
Really enjoy all of Mr Woos manual camera reviews . Im interested in good manual lens with manual classic camera combinations and use cases and tips on efficient metering and how experienced photographers used them .. both medium and 35mm formats Ie square 6x7 6x9 etc
kind regards and all the best for 2025 John Perth Australia
Happy holidays, I do enjoy the variety of subject in your channel: Mr Woo, travel, your stories as a professional photographers and your views on the newer equipment.
Happy holidays!
Seasonal greetings love Mr Wu’s descriptions yes you can expand to digital. Maybe a collaboration with Robin Wong who is in KL
Good idea but don’t that will happen
Do some videos also when You and Your Wife go on trips like You did with the firecrackers event and how the cameras were protected. Show some of your experience of being an API Photo Journalist. Cheers!
Happy Christmas! Personally I'm here for the film cameras and the woo factor
I like Mr. Woo's camera talks. I would like to know more about the 1950's really long lenses. 400mm and more. Or the Nikon 500mm mirror lens that I have.
nikon rangefinders! Mr. Woo is great! Merry Christmas.....
Do You enjoy Film or Digital Cameras better? Higher Megapixels or Lower? Share Your thoughts about the new compared to the old. Every bit of knowledge will help keep people informed. Cheers! 🐎
Good choice!
Glad you had a great Xmas. Sharing some of your trip adventures would be cool. Interview your wife on her image making as well.
Great idea
Merry Christmas. I bought a Nikon F2 in 1980. It was my dream camera for a long time. I got it at Yokota AB, Japan. Great price compared to U.S. prices. In your rounds, do you know if any shop that can repair the F2A meter head. The variable resistor is not all the healthy. Maybe its just too old and no one really cares about F2s. In my meter head, the needle jumps around, indicating the contacts may be at their end of life.
all fine with interviewing Mr. Woo. maybe some other photographers in your area. also some "special" lenses . like PC, Macro, lenses. Thanks. Happy New year already
Hi John, I really love Mr.Woo’s presentations which centre on the older analogue cameras. More content here please. From your side, perhaps some presentations on photography itself. As an example, what settings you used for a certain shot. Also, tips and tricks for shooting under different conditions.
Great