I did a toss trip to Europe in the 1980's I shot 56 rolls of film but I hot to photograph things you can no longer photograph mainly the Sistine Chaple. It was a trip to remember. I started in England, took ferry to France, toured Paris , Nice , Monaco, Rome , Florence , Piza, Venice , Switzerland, Austria, Germany , Holland and back to London where I Spent a week taking in the sites I used two camera bodies one with ASA 200 Film and one with ASA 1600 film for low light
Wow @scrptwic🤩 What an incredible trip!👌 It must have been an amazing and adventurous experience, no doubt! You must have some incredible photos from that journey! Which countries did you enjoy visiting the most? 🎞Back then, you probably didn't have to worry about airport scanners like we do today 😅(in Portugal, they usually don't make it easy).Thanks for sharing 🤩🎞📷
@@hunkofplastic Filming the Sistine Chapel, walking up to the top of the Leaning Tower Of Pisa, and realizing it is the bell tower for the church in Pisa. Touring Norte Dame church , the Eiffel Tower, staying in the Red Light District in Amsterdam, the Sound Of Music house and Gazebo in Salzburg Austria. The most expensive piece of marble in the world The Statue Of David in Florence Italy and so many other historic places
Hello @ZoaLove 🤩 Thank you for your comment and for watching my video🎥 That's right! It was a real marathon!😄I spent 1-2 days in each city/country! It was quite fun (but sooo tiring 🥵). A few months ago I did the same thing in some cities in Morocco but this time by train 😂I'll share the video of that adventure next week! 🐪Stay tuned!🙌
Wow, these turned out so well!! Did you edit them afterwards or is this how they looked like after developing? I have the same camera and my pictures look way less “warm” and “yellow”, and are very overexposured. I did use the flash even when I was shooting outdoors, maybe I shouldn’t do that.Do you have any tips for me?
Hi! 😄Thank you so much! It was a really cool trip, I saw some amazing places! I'm really happy to know you enjoyed following the journey!!🤩 About your question: I very rarely use the flash because most of my photos are taken during the day (especially in the late afternoon because I love the tone of the sunset light). 📷I usually only use the flash for indoor or night shots, but I don't really like the results, so as I mentioned, I avoid it as much as possible! 😁I hope this helps you! Thanks for following my channel and stay tuned because there are lots of videos from new countries I visited in the last few months!!📷🎞
@@evagiessing8251 You can see the results of the photos (real and unedited) using various types of film rolls here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zDZ7wxJqJn8.html
Hey! Thank you so much! It was an unforgettable trip, and it was very funny to document the journey in analog photography🤩🎞📷 I had never done anything like that before! I think it was the first time I tried so many different rolls in such a short time! 😂💸In this case, it was great to have a half-frame camera because I managed to take twice as many photos (instead of 36, I took 72 per roll)! 🙈
@@michaelhall859 Omg, your camera is super cool!!🤩Yap, I don't know which country you're from, but here in Portugal, it's pretty expensive. Whenever I see a triple pack promotion for 10€, I always grab it to stock up! 😂
Hi! Great photos! I have a question. Just bought my Kodak Ektar H35N. Just curious, how did you protect your film during airport x-ray scans? Any tips? Thank you so much! 😊
Hello!! 🤩Great question! 👌 It's really important to check the rules and permissions required in each country and airport because not all of them allow hand-checking your film. 🙈 Generally, European airports permit it, except in Portugal (Lisbon and Porto airports). In Portugal, it's mandatory for films to go through the X-ray machines at security😓👮On my last trip, I asked a security officer at Porto airport why hand-checking wasn’t allowed, and he explained that the scanners they use don’t damage films up to 800 ISO. I’m not sure if that’s true, but since I live in Portugal, unfortunately, all my films have to go through the airport X-ray scans, and I’ve never noticed any issues! 🎞📷 I know it’s possible to get a hand-check, but you need to request authorization and fill out a form (search on Google for "Portuguese Civil Aviation Authority"). The response takes over two weeks, so make sure to apply in advance! I hope this helps!😊🎞📷
Great photos. I have a question, i plan to use this camera on a Skii trip with a lot of snow! In your experience should i pick a 200,400 or 800 film? Im afraid to over exposure due to the brightness in the snow
Olá @rafaelferreiraguedesrodrig7243, eu escolheria um filme que fosse de ISO 100 /200 porque permite captar melhor os detalhes e balanço da exposição! 😊 Boas fotos e bom ski! Depois se quiseres partilha as tuas fotos! Devem ficar incríveis na neve!! 🎿 📸🎞️
Haii thank you for sharing. I used kodak ektar h35 too but i’m still confuse if i captured some object in outdoor, should i turn the flash or not to get a great photos?
Hey 👋Thank you for your comment 🥰 Well, I very rarely use the flash because most of my photos are taken during the day (especially in the late afternoon because I love the tone of the sunset light). I usually only use the flash for indoor or night shots, but I don't really like the results, so as I mentioned, I avoid it as much as possible! 😁 It's not that the photos turn out bad, but I just don't appreciate photos taken with flash as much because the light indoors tends to be less natural. That's the only reason why I prefer photos taken with natural sunlight! Thank you for watching my video!🙏📷
Olá...gostei muito das suas fotos, irei usar a minha Ektar H35 pela primeira vez e estou ansioso para ver os resultados, estou querendo usar um Kodak ultramax 400 e um Kodak Gold 200 e quem sabe um FOMAPAM 200 (preto/branco) que tenho aqui.
Hi! 🤩Thank you so much for watching my video! 🙏I actually use flash very rarely because most of my photos are taken during the day, especially in the late afternoon-I just love the tones of sunset light. I hope I was able to answer your question! Stay tuned🥰🎞
Hey @louvienrose! How are you? 🤩I didn't use flash in any of my outdoor photos! 🎞📷I have several comparison videos of films on my channel (www.youtube.com/@itshunkofplastic/playlists ) that might help you see the results of each film in the Kodak Ektar H35 camera!😃Have a nice day!! 🌷
Hello! 👋Thank you for watching my video! 🤩 I very rarely use the flash because most of my photos are taken during the day (especially in the late afternoon because I love the tone of the sunset light). 😁 I hope I was able to answer your question! Stay tuned📷🎞
