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Very very good photos and video

Yeah

Nice video

My hood! Let’s catch up for a coffee and shoot soon! 🎉

Don't worry about the intro just fix your audio.

That second dog pic is actually cute! What a weird experience haha

Any shortcomings in the film are made up for by the model!!!

Great video. Thank you

How good was it! Let's catch up for a coffee and shoot sometime!

Thanks for the feature Josh - great video of the weekend :)

Wouldn't f8 just make any error that isn't too much be compensated for?

Hey Josh! I did think I saw you but wasn't sure! Hope you enjoyed it! It's an epic place! If you up for a coffee sometime, sing out! :)

I saw a random TikTok comment about this film and honestly I’m glad I watched it. Beautifully shot. Crazy how talent can be found in the most random of places

Great video, and nice pictures. I have a Canon P and a CANON 7 both in super mint condition. For lenses I have a Canon 50mm f1.4, and a Canon 35mm f2. I think that is an ideal combo. I hope to get a Canon 50 f0.95.

Pant suit photos later on were great. 3:50 4:45 4:50 etc. Lighting excellent at 6:30 onwards!

Wow! Thank you! Thank you! For this video. This was very helpful! Thank you.

If u lookin for a faster film that is similar to that I heard the jch pan400 is very rich contrast seen some results on insta gorgeous

Nice video :)

You have to set a standard first or you end up in complete chaos when you have more than just a single lens a body. For instance a lens of known top-notch condition which works flawless on a camera of known condition. Take that lens and calibrate your second camera to it. If you now come across a lens which doesn't focus correctly on both cameras it is either off in flange-distance or focal length (all russian LTM-lenses). But in both cases it is the lens that has to be calibrated either by shimming the lens to its helical or inside the optics between frontgroup and backgroup of the lens. Canon and Leica cameras and bodies should be 100% interchangeable with the same calibration btw. if both are still in spec. It's the russians which differ a hair in focal length for nominal "50 mm" and need recalibration... of the lens, not the camera! NEVER recalibrate a western camera based on an unmodfied russian lens or you it will be off with all lenses made for it.

What sort of ektachrome was it? G or S?

do you have a video on portra 160?

Welcome to Melbourne Josh! 😎✌️

I think those shots at the end were better, some perfect, without the edit that brought out the grain.

Cool video 😎✌️

Good camera, good photos!

Thanks, it's important to catalog these lost films.

After vertical calibration, the vertical alignment goes off once I turn the lens out of infinity, any fix for it?

So just to check the S800 has autofocus but the others don't? It's really hard to hear with the music... :-)

Nice, i needed this comparison video to decide which one I want. Is the aperture the same on both? It makes it a tough decision, because one has a better quality lens and longer range, but the other focuses closer. Do both have slow motion option? Because then I can just go for better quality one and it's ok if it doesnt focus close enough. Also, is this footage yours and shot with this camera?

What will happen if I use intax mini film in this Polaroid now camera?? I have this camera and needed to know about it so please reply <3

great video, but the auto zoom actually does allow for slow or fast zoom depending on how much pressure you apply to the button.

hey josh - can you explain the dif frame rates 18,24,54, and what you think is best to film in for sports

hmm very interesting, definitely got me nervous now. I might do spot metering to be safer with my exposure. I really enjoyed how the motel shots came out. I always try to get my slide film as close to a kodachrome look as possible; i think velvia 50 will require more testing that i expected. Great vid Josh!!

I enjoyed your video. It was great to see my home town of Brisbane. I'm currently messing around with a couple of Yashica 35 YL's. It's funny using a camera the same age as me.

I've shot it once before it gave out some neutral colors

i love 400D! I agree the shot at 2:24 is a good one. but i think 4:28 is my favorite!

What film stock did you use for the Nizo?

I think you should use the wider lens camera to take video, also I noticed your background is too bright so you should set the lower ISO

Canon P vs Canon 7? :)

Great shots beautiful model

Nice review of these two cameras! well done

Why were so many of these shots out of focus? Also Portra400VC's color is unbeatable, wish Kodak could bring it back.

What developer did you use?

How do you know to focus correctly ?

Nice one! Welcome to Melbourne! Tis the season for Cinestill and Nights in Melbourne.

You could revisit these scans with AI sharpening software and see if they are able to rescue the out of focus shots

Мої дитячі фото (93-го року) набагато чіткіше ніж за нові . Фотоапарат palaroid now

Beautiful looking photos. XP2 is one of the lowest contrast B&W films, but I like how it renders middle grays a lot. Pushing XP2 adds plenty of contrast while retaining the pleasing grays, so it’s the best of both worlds!