@JoeNick-ph3rz yes! I used 1 roll of Lomochrome Color 92. I did use a roll of Kodak 200, but it was without a tripod, so the results were really bad. My goal with this was to use it as a film video camera. I know others have used it at a slower pace and like the shaky frame look of hand holding it.

This is the smoothest i have seen this camera

@Sludge_Inc it took a bit a work to do it!

@@MikeMakes how did you accomplish this? Almost everyone else’s footage looks terrible.

@Sludge_Inc it was on a tripod. I then manually lined up all my scans based on whatever was in the center. I also added a stabilizer during the editing.

@@brooketaylor808 thank you! It's a great spot.

Mine is pretty bad, but it works 90% of the time. The only real issue is the sticky shutter release button. I bought mine unopened in the original packaging so I thought it would be good even if it was from the 80s.

Luckily, the building has no mold. But now it is undergoing renovations, and I wouldn't want people breathing in anything that might get kicked up. So there are no more shoots until after the reno.

There is another camera with a lot more lenses that I hope to try in the near future.

It's a pretty rough camera. Half the time, it doesn't take the shot and wastes the film, so I understand.

@@MikeMakes not to mention the overlapping frames lol

@@nicklopro luckily I have not had the over lapping frame.

@@MikeMakes lucky duck! It always happens on the best ones for me. Rendering them useless

I shot film back in high school but then my college shut down their darkroom the year I started. I'm glad I got back into it. I have a ridiculous amount of cameras and gear now that the older generation just gave me. I hope to have a full dark room soon!

It use to be a school but was converted into a house.

It definitely requires a tripod to get anything somewhat stable. I scanned and realigned everything in post as well and cropped the edges to make it more smooth, too.

looks like it sadly

cops shoot dogs during a bust pretty much every single time. any slightly big dog, in their eyes is a threat, along with most every other living creature in the house.@@ridgidknight6597

i was sus'd out at that too. cops are all like: "we investigated ourselves and found no wrong doing." they're almost all in 'secret brotherhoods' aswell, protecting each other. the state's monopoly on violence and force makes me sick. we are all just numbers and means to an end for them.

@@TannuWannu You are absolutely right. I usually prefer to call them overseers, who enforce the wishes and will of their wealthy pay masters. They are certainly not there to protect and serve the public.

at the VERY least, that is the level of indifferent evil we are dealing with. well said. in my belief, even more so. like 'subjectors', keeping status quo and maintaining pacification of potential free-doers by direct threat of death by violence or lifelong felonship, they are the cog that keeps the rotten and corrupt wheels of this suffering-harvesting factory going. I'm truly starting to believe this world is run by actual 'demons' that feed on suffering, and those creatures' influences touch every aspect of modern life. the low rank and file overseers are just one more tool of them, to be used and disposed of when needed. i would venture that most cops are 'Satanists'. i mean.. they brand themselves with a pentagram. (along with almost every single country in the world) and like i said, it's a fact that MOST cops are in fact, 'masons'. which are supposedly Anti-Jesus as a written rule. funny. and the dog and pony comedy destractions we are told to call politics.. evil, all the way up in places of power. it would be an amazing design by God- to test us. can someone be good in a bad world? it's the only way to justify this madhouse of a world, personally. @@RDeschain3337