Thank you for this enjoyable video! May I please share an idea with Jules for another product I think could benefit from “manufacture of the highest quality”? With film prices going higher we desperately need a new bulk 35mm film loading machine that offers high quality construction and tight tolerances. All the the loaders available today are old designs-plastic, fussy to use, prone to light leaks in some cases, and inaccurate with respect to how much film remains in the loader and how many frames have been loaded into the canister. An updated design would also include a cutter to cut the appropriately shaped leader into the end of the film that remains outside the canister- either short as for modern cameras or long leader for older Leicas etc. Thanks again guys - every video is a winner!
Wow, I've been following you all since the beginning. Without sounding condescending, I'm really proud of you all. Congrats to Lucas amd Jules on their new workspace and success.
It's exciting to see new designers putting their creative skills to work for film photography. I, myself, barely know which end of hammer to use, so I am in awe of individuals who understand such matters. I love my mechanical cameras and darkroom equipment, some of which I have had since 1972, when a gently used M4 came my way. Congratulations, vielen grüße, and all best wishes to Lucas and Jules and you.
Max, what a fabulous episode! I mean, they are all great but it was so interesting to learn about this joint venture! Thanks so much, I just love what you guys are doing!!
I came across Filmomat just yesterday, and today watched your older video on it, and then one right after that. I share @BeingWolfy 's sentiments exactly. Currently my analogue workflow doesn't actually include processing film, but I am now thinking about the Filmomat and whether this might allow me an end-to-end home process that doesn't take up quite as much time as I had originally thought it would. (And, on an entirely separate and unrelated note - I like the new eyeglasses.)
The pano back looks sweet ... There is probably not enough space to achieve true Xpan format. Price will determine whether it makes more sense to just crop 120 - as long as one is not keen on shooting 135 exclusive film stocks. A rewind function would be awesome. Relates to the new project: film scanning vs enlarger. Should I wait with buying into a Negative Supply kit? 😂
Remarkable work! I really look forward to the upcoming projects, and wish Lucas and Jules success with their ventures. Perhaps an integrated develop/scan mini lab might be in their future? Regards, Chris
Very clever guys and interesting video - thanks
Thank you for this enjoyable video! May I please share an idea with Jules for another product I think could benefit from “manufacture of the highest quality”?
With film prices going higher we desperately need a new bulk 35mm film loading machine that offers high quality construction and tight tolerances. All the the loaders available today are old designs-plastic, fussy to use, prone to light leaks in some cases, and inaccurate with respect to how much film remains in the loader and how many frames have been loaded into the canister.
An updated design would also include a cutter to cut the appropriately shaped leader into the end of the film that remains outside the canister- either short as for modern cameras or long leader for older Leicas etc.
Thanks again guys - every video is a winner!
Wow, I've been following you all since the beginning. Without sounding condescending, I'm really proud of you all. Congrats to Lucas amd Jules on their new workspace and success.
Looking forward to this Hasselblad product. Hope to buy it.
THIS IS A M A Z I N G !! VIVELY FOLLOWING !
Really nice video. Thank you for the update. Nice too see the progress.
Thanks! I admire Lucas and Jules and wish them all the best.
Good to see that entrepreneurship is still alive in Germany. I would be very interested in the new panoramic back for the Hasselblad.
Wonderful update on two of my favorite people and companies.
The pano film back for the V-system is an excellent idea. Can't wait to see it released.
whatever, dude ;)
super hyped for that 135 hassy back!!
It's exciting to see new designers putting their creative skills to work for film photography. I, myself, barely know which end of hammer to use, so I am in awe of individuals who understand such matters. I love my mechanical cameras and darkroom equipment, some of which I have had since 1972, when a gently used M4 came my way. Congratulations, vielen grüße, and all best wishes to Lucas and Jules and you.
Max, what a fabulous episode! I mean, they are all great but it was so interesting to learn about this joint venture! Thanks so much, I just love what you guys are doing!!
Nice to see an update from my fave Film channel #1 on YT.
Very exciting to see such inventiveness in the making
Pure quality....thanks for the excellent and soothing update.
Really a nice video.Both are doing nice work.Wish them all the best.Would like to see more updates in future.
I came across Filmomat just yesterday, and today watched your older video on it, and then one right after that. I share @BeingWolfy 's sentiments exactly. Currently my analogue workflow doesn't actually include processing film, but I am now thinking about the Filmomat and whether this might allow me an end-to-end home process that doesn't take up quite as much time as I had originally thought it would. (And, on an entirely separate and unrelated note - I like the new eyeglasses.)
Geil! Ich brauch das Back für die Hassi!!!!!!!!!! ❤
The pano back looks sweet ... There is probably not enough space to achieve true Xpan format. Price will determine whether it makes more sense to just crop 120 - as long as one is not keen on shooting 135 exclusive film stocks. A rewind function would be awesome.
Relates to the new project: film scanning vs enlarger. Should I wait with buying into a Negative Supply kit? 😂
I hear there will definitely be a rewind function. ;)
Remarkable work! I really look forward to the upcoming projects, and wish Lucas and Jules success with their ventures. Perhaps an integrated develop/scan mini lab might be in their future?
Regards,
Chris
Funktioniert des Filmomat light auch mit Paterson-Tanks? Deren Deckel hat einen größeren Durchmesser als der von Jobo
Ja, es gibt einen extra Zusatz, der dies problemlos möglich macht. Ich nutze ihn mittlerweile selbst ohne Probleme.
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"not to be discussed..." Is it an enlarger?
Tell me more about the Hasselblad Pano back! As a 500 and XPan shooter I could leave a whole camera at home! 😅 if you need a tester ...
Your coffee machine group head would probably make better coffee if you put some actual coffee in it it :)