Me: Why can’t I have both I must have both My precious *intense hisses* 😂😂😂

I am into analog photography and have tried compact cameras like the Minolta AF-SV, Olympus Mju Zoom, Yashica T AF, and Yashica Mini Super. Among these, the Yashica cameras were the worst performers. The Yashica T5, in particular, delivers a very mediocre performance. So far, the Olympus Mju Zoom series and Canon ML 35 have been the best in terms of image quality. Yashica T3, T4, and T5 are definitely not worth their price. If you want great image quality in a small camera, you should absolutely go for an SLR. Stick to models like the Canon T70 or the Olympus OM series, paired with a 1.4 lens.

how funny the Italian blasphemy at minute 8:40 😆

Best photography channel I've ever seen.

That model has the perfect face for black and white.

What is the name of the camera shop in the video?

I love carl zeiss lenses for my Yashica cameras.

I wanted to thank you. I've been shooting portraits since 2012, as a hobby at first. In 2017 I took a trip to NYC with a Canon DSLR. There I met a photographer named Jean-André Antoine. He introduced me to some old packfilm cameras and I fell in love with the analog look. But to my great disappointment, Fuji FP100C was already discontinued at that time and it wasn't an option for me because of that. Then I tried to learn what kind of camera could give me some large negatives for portraits. That's when I found your channel and your unbelievably cool and beautiful portraits (I also found Platon's work but the Hasselblad route didn't tempt me). I got me an RZ67. As of today, I have gathered (sometimes at great cost) a pretty nice kit I use to shoot the most amazing images I've made so far. I have the 110mm, the 50mm, the 140mm Macro, the 180mm (my first one, I love it), several backs (120, 645 and Instax Square), the very rare microprism focusing screen (I sold a kidney for this piece of plastic), the AE prism with the diopter. I went back to NYC last year and this year. I realized I was ready to earn some serious money with my skills and this camera when a worldwide famous DJ/Music magazine offered me $3000 for 5 retouched photos with all expenses covered and when professional models with impressive references answered my little TFP ads on various semi-pro platforms. Two weeks ago, I did a shoot in Manhattan with a model from Brazil and for the first time I didn't experience the imposter syndrome... I thought to myself: I'm alone in NYC, about 6000km from home, shooting an international model from Brazil who seem to think my work is worthy of interest enough to not ask for money for the shoot. And all this started with a video of you shooting Maddie a few years ago. Who knows, maybe in a near future I can quit my day job and make a living of this...

We definitely need an episode with him and the Agfa Realikids Instant Camera.

The face mask era.

I appreciate you cleaning your cameras before doing this! What method do you use

Nice video but man the Mamiya RZ67 Pro is such a clunky camera to use, that's why I used a Hasselblad for large format!

Dope! How many rolls did you bring with?

Where can one purchase that Mamiya hat!?

This is really good footage. What film did you use?

so nice pics man!

so nice!

This thing focuses so much better than the T2

Hi. Love your work. I am from Portugal (Lisbon ) and I buy a rz67 with 110mm yesterday. Whant to ask you: do you use any filter with your mamiya 110mm 2.8. ? (uv or protection). Thanks.

what film do you tend to use for this camera? thanks

Every time i hear "this is the camera I take when I don't want to think" in an analog camera review I think what a shitty photographer you might be to say that...all these hipsters passing as professional photographers on KZbin. My point is once you understand the basics of photography you don't need to be afraid for having some extra drinks and taking pictures with an exakta at 3 am in poorly lit pub, all photos come out good and you are fast enough, point and shoots were always a thing for aficionados but you can not remember that since you were not born yet.

I'm using rz67. What lens is the second one? Didn't the shutter speed slow down much at the end of the video with iso400 (400H)? What is the minimum shutter speed for a steady photo with the rz67? Lastly, thank you so much for your videos.

What made you choose the Pentax 67 as opposed to a Mamiya 67 or a Fuji 67? How do you like the 6x7cm aspect ratio compared to the 6x4.5 ratio?

Buy anything new? that's alot of camera boi!!!!

she is so fine.

How do you get your scans so clean and smooth like that?

nice work but also LET THE GIRL SPEAK, idk if it was just the editing but seemed like she was always about to say something relevant before being interrupted

Absolute waste of time I wanted to see a video about camera shopping and only a minute of worthless info

Nice job, where did you get your films developed? Please keep posting, thanks for sharing

This is great stuff, thanks for sharing

Awesome video! i’m going to Mallorca soon, could you tell me the different locations you visited?

The SFX with its extended red sensitivity ( into Infra red in fact ), suits the complexion and hair colour of your model as it lifts the tones up. On the other hand I quite like the ones that have a hint of ' Lindberg ' in them. Congrats to you and your team, a very good campaign.

Glad to see you back!

dosent post for 1 year and comes back with a 3 year old son , crazy mate ! welcome back

Really like ur vlogs and pics. You are one of my favourite photographer. Please make more❤

Cute kid. ❤

love this one so wholesome

So cute 😂😂😂

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

Hey man, just wanted to say that each of your videos somehow makes me feel a little better. Thank you for my favorite YT channel.

What light do you use?

Gorgeous!!!! what is the app for the lightmeter in your phone? thx

aphex twin!!

Gracias por compartirnos estos momentos tan íntimos con tu hijo, extraordinario video.

beautiful video :')

Best video the channel’s put out I reckon ♥️ lots of love mate

nice, mate. your son looks like a fun, kind, little guy. reminds me of my nephew. I think you'll both cherish this video down the road <3

This is so cute 🥹

Awesome

This kind of rig was my gateway to stereo photography over thirty years ago. Pre-internet, I thought I'd invented the technique of taping together two disposables - but then once I was able to get online, I discovered a whole pre-existing subculture of 3D enthusiasts, and bought my first of many dedicated stereo cameras, a Stereo Realist. Fun times.