I love my pentax 6x7. Otherwise im using an fm , fm2, fm3 and an f just to change it up. And then I have a 5x7 kodak large format ive been wanting to use. Been enjoying using them. Very fortunate to have them!
Where are all these comments coming from? There was no storyline, and the sound effects were too unrealistic and not synced. What was the point of the film? The script? Wow!!!!! What was that? I did not like the film at all. But thank you. I used your film in my class as part of my lesson. You can guess the topic of discussion.
I have 20/20 vision and I find the Pentax 67 challenging to focus in all but broad daylight. I know that back in the day, a couple of manufacturers made, "bright screen" focusing screens for the Pentax (and other medium format film cameras), that supposedly gave around 1 to 1.5 more stops of light into the viewfinder, but they are very difficult to find, and I would imagine they're very expensive. It must be me, because I have seen several RU-vidrs shooting the Pentax 67 at night. Are you using the standard focusing screen on the Pentax?
When coming back to Film I had the luxury having spotted a used camera store that held my credit card allowing me to use a Pentax 6x7 and a Hassy 501. after one week with both I ended up with the Hasselblad for 6x6, a Zeiss Super Ikonta and a Fuji GSW690 :) It is fun and your videos are really inspirational - I wish I could join you for a casual photoshoot :)
How did you meter the shots by the pool. Did you use the Pentax meter? Spot, multi... Loved the video. How nice for someone to open there house to you.
Yo Mike great video! How about letting a brother borrow your 105 KEH is all out. You can pick it up when you're in the ATL. I got you! 👌Thanks for another great video.
i have some 35mm (minolta maxxum 5, minolta srt-100x, minolta x-370, canon elan 7ne, canon elan 7) and medium format cameras (bronica sq-b, bronica sq-ai, mamiya rz67, pentax 67). i still have some old 35mm film, i will probably shoot until i run out then shoot exclusively 120. i'll probably keep the srt (all mechanical) and elan 7 (auto) and sell the other 2 or 3 35mm cams lying around. my goal is to acquire a mamiya 7ii one day.
Hasselblad 500cm for portraits and an M6 for general daily life and environmental portraits. Love your stuff, keep up the good work and fight the analogue fight!
Love my Pentax 67 and for my square format I use a tlr Yashica Mat 124g. Hasselblad is too rich for me. Question? When you meter in spotting lightning during the outdoor shoot, do you meter the shadows or the sunlight? Or a combination of both?
Nice video. I mostly shoot with my Hasselblad 503cx. I rarely pick up my other cameras. Such a satisfying user experience, beautiful images, and I love composing 6x6.
Easy. The Hasselblad. Why? - Interchangeble film backs - Leaf shutter lens, making strobe work easier (not something I do everyday, though) - Smaller. I also like 6x6 (some may not like it, considering it felt unnatural/forced) Well, I also like the Pentax 67, and can see myself heavily using it *if* I were a portrait photographer. Sadly SLR bigger than 6x6 is pain in the a** for travelling.
Long Live Film. It's all I schoot. The expense of film won't make me go to digital. Long Live KEH. I bought a Rolleichord from there. I used it twice. I still have film in it from the second time I used it and will finish the roll soon. Your photos came out nice. No instagram for Kira?
My Lady is a home health aid, she came across some medium format camera's in the building she work in. A lot of stuff goes into lost and found when a client passes away and the family or someone doesn't claim the belongings. She called and asked if I wanted them. I was like heck yeah and I asked is there a brand name on them. Me hoping she was going to say Hasselblad or something top end. She didn't know how to pronounce so she spelled it out Yashica. I was like yeah I'll talk them both. So a few days past my birthday was coming up and I was heading down to see her , she told me she threw out one of the cameras it was disgusting , it had roach droppings in it but the other one was fine. (Really)? Anyway the other camera was a Yashica-D in the original leather case with lens cap. When i got back home checked for fungus did a quick clean up with some lighter fluid on the shutter release and timer everything works took it out shot a roll of 120 Fujifilm 400H , waiting now for the prints, I opt to have it scan to digital but send me the negatives.
1:59 Damn bro, why you do that winder like that? 🤣 Great video, I have a 6x6 and a Pentax 67 and shoot the square format a lot more. Mostly cause of the weight of the camera but TBH for me, the biggest decision has to be the style of images I shoot and not being a portrait shooter I prefer the 6x6 more.
I’ve been shooting with the Mamiya 7 for three years and love it to death. I’m one for environmental work, and carrying it with me all day to different places is perfect for me. 6•7 format is also untouchable to me 🥲
Another great video I have never shot with either of those cameras but it’s interesting to see such a comparison I am still having a blast shooting it my Fujica GL690 and just love the versatility of the 6x9 negative though it does cost more than the smaller formats.
