That shit is art dude. Nice end result.

Dude the spray paint flies was a good look. Reminds me of the guys cane in Jurassic park 😂.

@10:13 isn't wire for springs pretty hard metal? Scissors clearly weren't going to ... cut it.

They have a camera with 9 lenses and a flash.

I think the idea is cool, but the execution is a bit rough. I would like to see this built a with a bit more quality

That helicopter shot and a lot of those shots were so sick dude.

I was given this camera and i managed to break it before i even got the film in

Hated that title, clicked on to hatewatch, but 10:44 hit and I was like… damn. DAMN.

How much I gotta pay you to do this to my camera??

You are targeting a very particular niche audience by having a film photography video that also incorporates fishing. I want you to know that I am that niche audience.

Yeah! Here in Florida, it's been one of the rainest years I can remember.

this thing would be sick at drift event or offroad race, where there's much more movement and action

you act too much like grainydays, be yourself

Wow, this video unlocked a long forgotten memory for me. I just recalled that seeing this camera was the inciting incident that kicked off my years-long, devastating photo gear addiction😂 Although I'm sure, I've seen an image of this camera around 2011-2012, so that must have been a press-release or something.

Dad? You're... back..?

Nice intro and review! There are two models of Fuji Rensha Cardia that do this with more features. Originally targeted at people wanting to analyze their golf swings. Take a peak at the Fujifilm Rensha Cardia BYU-N 16 for the ultimate in 35mm sequence based multi lens cameras.

It does kinda have that 8mm movie look, with the flares and stuff Seems pretty prime for use in cities if you just want something that's a little different, the motion of people walking and bicycles and whatnot is pretty neat 10:46 - did Kodak get promoted because You're mad at Fuji for killing film stocks? 19:36 bro didnt manifest hard enough

I think gold spray paint with brown leather, like Nikon did with the FA special edition.

35 is nice, but babes love guys that shoot 120

Point and shoot ftw

Canon f1 my beloved

Now this camera looks like its straight out of some James Bond movie

That cam was serviced before and without gloves judging by fingerprints underneath of the baseplate...

Dang. Here I thought cars had a lot of parts.

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Well done,, Stay with the 60's-80's cameras,,, Medium Price,,, most expensive,,, then specialize in different brands,,, ETC.... :) :) :)

Please paint more cameras

KEH is the best in my opinion. You forgot to mention shipping in your KEH review. And KEH usually will put what's wrong with it in the description.

Half way through the video I remembered this was a video about painting the camera

Disregard the haters lol. Canon AE-1 Program for life. It's the perfect little blaster. Picked it up at a thrift store out of curiosity (with a few lenses), knowing little about it, and it's been a dream. Also got a Yashica 200-AF, but it just doesn't feel right. AE-1 Program for LIFE.

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The tediousness of this made me throw up in my mouth.

How resilient has this paint been ?

18:51 that's literally hydraulic oil, it's meant to not do anything. Mechanical abrasives work well, you just need to avoid heat buildup.

The X700 the first new camera I ever bought about 1986

You should be very proud of yourself, especially with the limited tools and experience, no one was born with a life manual and at 73 i have done many things, house related and renovated five, and I’m impressed, I used to do wooden plaques for firemen retiring and this was in Sheffield, i got wood from Funeral Directors and had their axes chromed, doweled them on so there was no visible fixings, had a engraving brass plaque, engraved with their service and also mounted the badges, i used Briwax with steel wool and that got 10 coats, but i think i might have a go at the grip, i collect cameras and X700 was my first SLR when it came out, i have about three now and many other cameras, so anyway well done. David

This work needs 10 to 20 years of experience. The most critical component restoration.

10 horse power nice hehe

idk thay're really the same, just bought minolta x-700 bcs of it's look and happy with that 😁

Great work man that camera look gorgeous !!! Is there any chance that you still have the leather pattern that you made and send it to me ? That would be awesome 🙏

the engineers making this camera was not a fan of plugs :D

Really a amazing job! well done.

This is terrifying. I like overhauling a lot of different things and have gotten interested in film cameras. I DON'T think I could deal with the delicacy. As much respect as you wanna take my man.

Super brave with an amazing memory, awesome.

Hi. Do you have any technique to unscrew the tine lens bolts if the are with the X slots totally rounded?

After watching, I bought a hard shell case for my x-700 lol

I'm looking for a Model T Ford for an upcoming road trip through the mountains so I can take photos on my vintage 110 film camera. I'm also looking at upgrading my Samsung S24 Ultra with a vintage antique candlestick rotary phone before I make the trip. Any suggestions?

Dude. Make more camera teardown and repair videos!

You can make a small paint booth for outdoors with a cardboard box and a Rubbermaid tote.

Anyone know the name of the cutting tool that was used on foam ?