Ilford Sprite 35 II Review & Street Photography with Kodak Colorplus 200!
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- I'm using the new Ilford Sprite 35-II for street photography and doing a review on it. Using Kodak Colorplus 200, you'll see the results and hear my thoughts on this camera.
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Great video! I just could never justify recommending this to anybody getting into film photography as their first camera. There are so many cheap point and shoots on the market that will outperform this camera in every way possible, and for cheaper. Cheap 15 dollar Pentax Espio Zoom will give you fantastic images! Now who I would recommend this to is the seasoned veteran who understands the limitations of the camera and can work around them.
That’s fine, I’m going to check that camera out. I’m not familiar.
Definitely a camera for memories. And that's a good thing.
Agreed!
awsome channel mate. I've been looking into a film camera. Your channel has been by far the most helpful with all the example shots, what film too use, etc. I always focus on the angles/composition,..but digitals don't create the effect I'm looking for. Thanks for all the info. Cheers
Wanted to get into film cameras without breaking the bank so glad to find a great alternative awesome video !
Ha! Well good to hear and glad I was able to help you out. Are you going to get one?
Because if you are serious about film I’d suggest even a step further than this but in the same price range a used Canon rebel 2000. About $30 to $60 as well and you can use interchangeable lenses.
Man I love your attitude, you just brightened up my day:)
Your comment just did the same to me! Thank you for the kind words :)
Im loving those color abberation.
I still and I mean STILL use this camera and film combo. I’m on a quick out of town trip and that camera is literally in a pocket of my travel bag right now!
really wanted to get back in photography, wanted to try film but not go broke. This helped me so much to make a choice, thank you and keep it up man!!! :)
Well I'm double glad I made this video then. Point and shoots are a lot of fun to use!
Great video dude. Just bought this as a fun point and shoot to take on trips and to capture memories. I like the film look and the hassle-free use and environmentally better option than disposables got me to get this.
All good things! Congrats man hope you love
It when you get your rolls developed!
this was a really great video :) i enjoyed and i think your channel is super underrated
Lindsay thank you so much for that encouragement. I'll just keep making my lil videos. I'm happy to know you appreciate them.
Yo man you have such great energy. Can’t wait to see what you have in store future wise
What a compliment! Thank you so much, it’s very encouraging.
@@PhotoMeLarry np you deserve it! 👍🏻
On sunny days outside , should I use the flash?? Or should I only use flash for indoors/darker areas? Great video!!!
you deserve a lot of subscribers man
Thank you for that. I'll keep building the channel. I know they will come eventually!
You got nicer photos than I've seen on other reviews of this camera! 👍I think in 2022 using film has got far too expensive both for the film & processing. I think a better option might be to get an old & cheap point and shoot digital camera that takes AA batteries. Shooting film & then scanning the film turns it into a digital photo anyway. Using a better scanner & software can make a massive difference to how the photos look.
Thank you Brent, yeah I'm feeling that 2022 film pricing every weekend. Can't find what I want and when I find it, the sticker price makes me say never mind.
This is so amazing. How do you not have more followers? thanks. this somehow just up on my start page and I aint mad about it
:) well thank you! I have more videos on the way. I’m sure more subscribers will show up eventually!
‘Light sabers’ make for some cool effects! I used to dabble with lighting before making videos on photo shoots but never really doing things with it.
This looks like a fun point and shoot camera! The images you took are nice and bright! Definitely want to buy one and add it to my collection of vintage style cameras!
You have a roll of Colorplus waiting for you as we speak brother! It’s a cheap lil guy but it was fun to use.
@@PhotoMeLarry I will take full advantage of it as soon it arrives! Hahaha! Did you send me a roll to develop for as well?
@@behindeachfilmgrain ?! It was in the same package as the roll you developed and scanned 😬
@@PhotoMeLarry I meant are you sending me another roll to scan?
@@behindeachfilmgrain ah got it my mistake. No I was just responding to your comment about loving the colors. You have a roll of the same stock I used :)
Great down to earth video . Going to get out one of My old point and shoot Camera's and have some Fun .
Thank you and thank you for subscribing!
awesome, man. stay safe and take care.
And to you as well, thank you for the support!
Hi, I was thinking of buying a film camera for my sister’s birthday and I don’t know which one to get the ilford 35mm or the Kodak 35mm. It would be very helpful if you can reply. By the way great photos!!
Have a nice day!
Greetings from Greece 🤗
Hello!! I’m very happy to help here… if your choice is between those two, and it’s your sisters first film camera. I would honestly say either and it will be just fine. Personally I slightly favor the Ilford sprite 35. But if there isn’t a significant price difference between the two you can’t really go wrong! Maybe pick the one that comes in her favorite color scheme :)
i was hoping for direct comment/feedback on the shots you took versus the experience. anyways, i was in the market for a film p&s and this intrigued me but i opted for a vintage p&s instead. tbh how that decision turns out!
Thank you for that feedback. I'll be making more content with this camera in the future. Good to hear you made a purchase, I hope it works out for your needs.
Wow so many conflicting reviews! Why do some photogs say their photos came out dark and they had to use a higher iso film? Yours look perfect! 😩 do you use flash outside?
Thank you! I will say this, I read the details on the camera website so I know it was meant for 400 film, but it could handle 200 if you are in bright daylight. So I did use 200 speed film but I was out in the 2pm sunlight on a sunny day. That helped a lot. If you want to shoot indoor or don’t have great light I would use 400 or even 800. But it is best used with 400. And did not use flash. The throw of the flash maybe like 10 feet reliably. So it would have been useless for most of what I shot.
This was great!
(What are those lights?!?)
"LUXCEO P120 RGB"
Mind me asking how long can this kind of camera last (approximately) if I use it frequently?
Not at all... I still have the exact same one I purchased and it works fine. I may have only put 4 or 5 rolls in it since I've made this video. But if my opinion matters, of all the cameras in this price point and category I have the most confidence in this one. I had two m35's. One was brand new already broken and had to fix it, the other broke a little the first time it was being used by my partner and had to fix that one as well.
The sprite hasn't had any issues that I experienced yet. I don't carry it like its delicate or really put much effort into protecting it very much. I'm not negligent, but I am also not worried. I have the most confidence in it's durability compared to all the other plastic point-and-shoot reusables that I've used so far.
Would you recommend this for traveling? Great video btw
It depends on how much you will value the photos you get developed. If you are ok with just having a good enough camera, then yes this is a great one to take with you. Durable, plastic, nothing expensive about it if you get it wet, dirty, or if it drops, it will be fine and you wont really care. I'd rather be on the go with ah $35 dollar camera.
The issue will be, it isn't going to always nail the photos, and the glass lens element is actually plastic. So you could get a different point and shoot and probably see higher quality in the sharpness of your images.
Hi, how are you scanning the film? At home? Or sending it out?
When I made this video I was home scanning. Now I do at home or lab. Usually it depends on time available.
I think is a good one for everyday use I not like them in color film tho
are you pushing or pulling the film?
Not in this video, but it was film I developed at home with the C-41 powder kit from CineStill. So I was just following standard development directions at this time I believe.
It's better not to waste time and money on plasticky cameras. Instead experiment on vintage TLR's like Rolliflex that produce good quality medium format pictures. Vintage cameras are back in Trend now!
I have this but was always afraid to use 200 iso film because of the aperture?
If you’re in bright daylight you can get away with it. It just doesn’t appear to be the most ideal film-speed for the camera. But you can still get clean shots in sunny daylight no problem.
@@PhotoMeLarry thanks man great video btw I've subbed
@@patrickmonkman8151 :) Patrick, thank you for your support man.
if i take a picture do i have to do anything for it to move onto the next film or does it do that automatically
Yes, there’s a little thumbwheel at the top right of the camera. After each shot, you wind it to the right until you feel it stop. Then you’re ready to take the next picture :)
@@PhotoMeLarry Thankyou !
If I don’t what to use flash I don’t need Betry?
Correct :)