Pentax 67: A Quick Photowalk and System Overview 

Solid video, man. I think you pulled off the 1/30th shot of the bench and bridge really well. I dig that one.

You know what you're doing man! So good to see someone who can take good photos, identify their own good photos and why as well as know a bad shot and why.

I bought one of these a few weeks ago, and I'm already totally in love with it. What an awesome camera! When you're used to carrying a standard press photo kit around all day, it's really not that big or heavy either. The wooden handle is pointless though, even if it is pretty stylish :-) The wide angle lenses you get for this camera are just stunning for nature/landscape stuff, and they are really cheap for the awesome sharpness and build quality they have. I really don't think you can get a better system for the money if you're after 6x7 medium format.

This was one of the most enjoyable walkaround film shoot videos ive seen. Keep up the good work!

Many times I've used the trick of composing handheld, then releasing the mirror before taking the exposure. It sounds quirky, but it works since the mirror vibration damps out and there is no significant vibration from the shutter opening. I also tend to use a monopod to carry the weight of the camera. Pushing 73, I find using the heavy p67 system a bit much, so I bought a Fuji GA645zi for non-tripod work - we'll see how that works out,

The Pentax 6x7 is a great setup for a bigger than 35mm approach. I also get like 95% coverage on the RZ67 and same thing has happened in the studio setup. Hope to keep watching your content. Well put together!

Excellent video. You got me thinking about trading in one of my RZ67'S for a Pentax 67. You're not rambling.

Great video ))) Very interesting and supportive. I just got my Pentax 67 last weekend! So, it was nice to find you! ))) Thank you !

Beautiful and gorgeous shots, every one of them! Great video.

Nice man! Just got my Pentax 67 and then this video comes up. Coincidences...

I love the look of that wooden handle...

Hey, loving your content! Great video. The 1/30th shot was nice, liked it a lot.

The leafshutter lens is very soft!

Great overview of a very interesting camera! I also really liked the pacing of this video.

Very interesting video - thanks and nicely presented - Peter

Great video! Btw if it's high contrast lighting like that if you cut back on the development time by 10-15% it'll help you keep the highlights and won't affect anything else. Btw Tmax 100 is a great alternative to Acros (RIP). If you shoot and develop at 50 iso, the latitude on sunny days is ridiculous

Hello Jonathan. I'm a recent subscriber to your channel. I'm really impressed by it's quality and content. Your medium format comparison video settled my mind on the Pentax 6x7. (With a mirror lock up) There are no camera shops near me, to physically check and get a feel for one. And two lenses. The 105mm and 55mm. My only option is an online purchase. Mostly from Japan. Do you have any advice with regards to what to look for with any future purchase? Sorry for the rambling message. Keep up the good work.

It's a fun camera for sure. I do have regrets on selling mine as the glass is just so so nice. Nice content :-)

I’m thinking about this camera a lot recently. Might have to make the jump and purchase it!

Please do more, enjoying this video alot! #SWG

It's a challenge to compose non-spectular motives. You did it very good! Amazing! How long do you watering your strips after developing?

Nice video mate. Liked all your photo's but I do not judge, so no best one. Keep up the standard.

Great vid, thanks!

Love the portraits too! Lol overheating in england 😂

Is that the regular 67 or the 67 MU? Does the regular camera also feature a mirror up function?

Nice one man... Good stuff.

1/30th shot was excellent. You still own the camera?

6:35 - 1/30th totally works ;-) By the way, you didn't mentioned did you scanned the film or had you made prints in the darkroom. Course if done in analog way, those trees at the top and dark areas under the bridge could totally be saved with just a little bit of dogging and burning...

It's an outstanding camera! I'm looking at picking up either the 55mm f4 or the 45mm f4 for my landscape work... not sure which one though!

Hey Jonathan. Great video and content in general. I will get my hands on a kiev 88 in about a month. Fully serviced and with few lenses and ttl prism. Would you like to give it a try. I'd be happy to send it to you. I'm rarely in London these days.

I have considered buying the Pentax 67 as well, but the mamiya 6 or mamiya 7 seems more handy. Any reasons to choose the pentax over these?

Does it have a lightmeter?

Do you mean for your vlogging starting at 1:33 to look so flat or did you happen to forget to add saturation in before exporting your video?

Watching this video in 2021 when the price has skyrocketted from 250 to 1000 to more... *sad*

250 quid??? With the 105mm it’s like 550 - 750. That’s 700-1000 US