Was a big fan of this fella. Thanks for sharing. Favourite shot was the ice creams at the end. Lovely work. J

Hi Josh & Tom, thought the colour shots worked in the bright light but agree B&W looks better generally.

You've got a wicked good eye, mate. Love this channel.

nice wee video Josh

nice work again Josh, the ice cream shot at the end had great balance 👌I wouldn't worry too much about converting to b&w, it used to happen in the dark room a lot, it's the end result that matters!

Reminding me to get out my little used Pentax 67, and get to work!!

As always, you guys do a fine job, and your talents and creativity show! The colour shots are great, and I could tell the slightly higher richness in the second roll…… But, I totally agree with you…. The black and white film does definitely create a more classic, dramatic, cinematic look …. Reminds me of Film Noir movies of the golden age of cinema, when we actually watched on wide screens in a real cinema theatre…. Nothing compares…. And I miss that presentation of the photographic/cinematic art!! In another vein, in the summer of ‘23, when friends & I rode the amazing “Venice Simplon Orient Express” train from Venice ( a photographic paradise) to London… we were supposed to travel from Venice to Calais, cross the channel to Folkstone, then board the deluxe “British Pullman” train from Folkstone to London, Victoria Station! But major repair work on the French rail system had us take a route up to Brussels, then to London, so we missed Folkstone… which was disappointing…. So, thank you for the lovely views of Folkstone!! And now I know how you pronounce Folkston, as we americans would say Folk stone… It’s always a treat to see and hear about your fine work….. all the best to you both! 🥂🎆👍

Do you sell the adapters to fit the Pentax 67?

I always wanted to do this and even got the adapter, but my goofy ass is so terrified to damage the camera by doing something it's not made for, I cannot bring myself to give it a try

This is a sick video. Helps a lot!

Nice video for an under the radar film. What are the songs you used in this video? They sound great

Nice results! Really cool locations too :)

Great results and interactions, Josh!

Thank you for sharing your excellent photography . I like the look of film photography , I was using film for many years . The reason why I searched landscape film photography on KZbin is to see a reminder on film detail or lack of in comparison to digital , film has high noise levels & that's what makes the image organic insofar as simple one to one direct recording & documenting light itself , this gives it the magic & atmosphere , I can replicate this in digital , but it's not the same .

I'm quite impressed with your photos. The work day was very, very good. Very striking models, excellent for portraits. Very good compositions. Well exposed images for a typical London atmosphere. Excellent development process. Excellent digitization work. In short, excellent work. Did you process the film? The tonal range is incredible. What developer did you use and what dilution? Congratulations. You have a new follower! 👏👏👏

hi which model of the exakta is on the thumbnail?

Yes, seems to render in a grey/blue cast, but in some light it goes sepia/brownish. Not very good with red colours….. the red Poppies went dull brown! But overall a vintage feel, and interesting results….. always great to see your work! All the best to you guys!

Nice pictures. Beautiful place to shoot. Do you think this color film is produced in China?

Nice video! Lots of character in those beach shots. Love Hastings

Metropolis is one of my favourites, this looks great too, I think Tom's shots at 400 were the best, the ones at 200 weren't bad either 👌👌 I'll have to add the stock to my shopping list, but need to make some room in my fridge first (unless its available in 120 then I'll get some quick!). Good video, glad you shared it!

i normally use black and white films, this film looks great, might just treat myself to a couple of rolls. by the way loved all the shots, but especially the ones of the olde battered car.

Very good photography. This film is a strange one. Almost zero reproduction of the blue channel, very muted and dirty yellows and reds. I am praying that someone would bring in a usable colour emulsion at a reasonable price, and at the very least challenge Kodak. Kodak has announced another round of ridiculous price increases and Ilford have followed suit and no doubt others will also jump on the bandwagon of increasing prices for products that are at least twenty to thirty years old with no justification. Sadly, this sort of gimmicky niche film will not be the answer.

Smashing video! Where are these beautiful locations? In particular the gorgeous "Arts & Crafts" looking house? Cheers, Gary.

Well done, nice video

amazing shots!

Canon needs to make a digital version of these.

I might be too late with this suggestion...the problem you are having can be with one of two internal microswitches inside the camera (I think there are 3 in total) that require cleaning/resetting. When these switches are faulty it prevents the mirror from resetting. I have also on one occasion fixed this by cleaning the contacts beneath the shutter dial. The film jamming towards the end will be a different fault, although I have experienced this before with the mirror fault. I was shown this by Santini, at Asahi Pentax, who is probably the most knowledgeable/experienced repair technician on Pentax 6x7 (and Mamiya).

Which focal length did you use? 50mm?

i love the relaxing vibes! incredible photos as usual!

A refreshing look on my town :). Thanks.

Chilled video Josh 👍 your shots in the low winter sun really stand out 👌

Thank you for the fun video. I subscribed to your channel. I'm looking forward to it.

👍👍vidéo👍👍📷📷🎞🎞B&W Bonne année 2025

My first time seeing the Agfa at work, great work. Love the images!

A couple of gems in those photos, well done. I don't know why but every time I see video or photos of Amsterdam, it reminds me of Vandervalk of the 1970s???

nice set of photos Josh. must get over there sometime.

The Agfa did really well! The night shots were also amazingly good…. But of course, you always shoot fine photography! What a charming cool city Amsterdam is…. Thanks for the look see! Looking forward to your next adventure!

Hey, great to see you! HAPPY NEW YEAR🥂🎄🎊🎉🍷

Hey Josh 👋

My father gave me his Exacta VX iia just before I went on a long summer trip. It had a 55 mm f1.9 and a 135 mm f3.5 lenses,. both Steinheil. He had bought it around 1960, give or take a couple of years. I got some great pictures with it. But the cloth shutter developed cracks which led to light leaks. This seems to be not unusual with Exacta Varex (or VX in the US) cameras. I wonder if you have noticed any small bright spots on your photos.

Great photos. Where are they taken?

My best shots over the last year have all been panoramas (digital and infrared). I love panoramas because I firmly believe humans have panoramic vision (cause we have 2x eyes, and thereby 2x lenses side by side). We have super wide vision, yet at the same time we can "zoom in" on subjects. So I personally love combining a long focal length with a panorama, to get a similar effect to what I am seeing when I look at a scene.

Inspired! I haven’t developed color since photo school in the ‘80s, and C-41 negative wasn’t very important back in those chrome-happy days. Thanks.

I really like this film.

Great video. I want one. I’m trying to decide if I should use a current 10% off sale on a new one from Lomography. Or if I should keep an eye on a good used one on eBay.

Nice work 👍

Great video Josh!

Nice

I love the sharpness of the 105, its easily one of the best lenses ive ever used. I need to go out with mine again, possibly with the panoramic 35mm at some point, down hastings i imagine.

I agree with you. I also believe that any street protest is a great gift for any street photographer. Despite the fact that I sometimes disagree with the opinions of some street protests, they sometimes provide very powerful images.