Hi Jacob, you remind me of my old camera that needs a film, way back 20years ago. I hope i could find it again and try if it works. Also, i have a fuji digicam Z37, a 10year old and still using it given by a close friend. Just sharing these kind of stuff while watching your video. 😊
Hey :) Really nice video!! I'm slightly disappointed that the camera isn't a stronger and more durable material. Even if it's plastic, I suppose it can endure a couple of raindrops but cardboard really isn't built to last. If you haven't heard of them yet, you should check out the Goodman One cameras - they're opensource 3D printed film cameras, I think you'll appreciate them! I'm actually based in New York too, and a huge lomography fan as well. Would love to collaborate with you if there's the chance.
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Woooo, Im testing this camera out in a workshop for Lomography this week! Can’t wait!
Hey Jacob, please bring back the check out Jacob videos. I miss your NYC vlogs from a couple of years ago.
Hi Jacob, you remind me of my old camera that needs a film, way back 20years ago. I hope i could find it again and try if it works. Also, i have a fuji digicam Z37, a 10year old and still using it given by a close friend. Just sharing these kind of stuff while watching your video. 😊
Nice review!
Thank you very much!
I really liked that, and really good value for the money to.
It's like the "vitreous humor" in the eyeballs 👁👄👁
Amazing bro 😎
HAh you could use coffee for a little ND effect
Totally could! I'm looking forward to trying a bunch of different stuff ☕
How do I know how long I have to turn the film transportation wheel to reach the next frame?
There is a little window on the back so you can see the frame numbers on the backing paper just like older medium format cameras
holy shiat! amazing! It is authenticaly retro
I’m not a big fan of photography but still love you videos!
Thanks for showcasing this camera for us.
I think I might get one for myself.
Hey :) Really nice video!! I'm slightly disappointed that the camera isn't a stronger and more durable material. Even if it's plastic, I suppose it can endure a couple of raindrops but cardboard really isn't built to last. If you haven't heard of them yet, you should check out the Goodman One cameras - they're opensource 3D printed film cameras, I think you'll appreciate them! I'm actually based in New York too, and a huge lomography fan as well. Would love to collaborate with you if there's the chance.
As long not a too solid liquid.
Sweet Lou sent me here. Bake him some cookies 😋
I liked it, but....... it must cost a lot to develop the film?
Chris
I almost bought this. Thank you for letting us know this was cardboard and not plastic. Did not buy
Waste of money!!! buy a used in great condition Nikon N90S for $30 or a used Mamiya 6x7 for $50 and shoot some Lomo Purple!