It expired in 2012, so it was right at the decade mark at the time. I shot it at box speed. I recently shot a roll that expired in 2004 at box speed as well. I haven’t looked at the results yet, but that video will be coming soon. I say no matter when it’s expired just shoot it at box speed and make sure you shoot with plenty of light

@@cying7642 I don’t. Come to think of it. I’ve never used a self timer on a film camera ever. I may have to look into that

@@Kevins_Camera I wouldn’t be surprised. It was the Hampton Inn downtown

@@BeenWBarron thank you!!

Thanks bro

sounds like you should get into the content creation game.

Thank you!

Thanks bro!!

It was!

You should get back into it and I bet! I want to develop film at least once in my life lol

Appreciate that bro

Thanks bro!

Thank you!

F16

Thank you! I enjoyed your take on this film as well

@@garrettbellphoto now if only mine could’ve been as well edited and shot 😉😂

@@patcormick 😂

Thank you! I appreciate that

You know - I've never done a themed photoshoot before. I may have to give that a try! Thank you for watching!

Thank you! That means a lot. Thank you for watching!

I will make sure to make them bigger in future videos! Thank you for watching! 💙

That sounds like you may be a little off while measuring the distance. Since the camera guesses the distance you kind of have to help it by making sure you’re not too close. I had the same problem with the Fuji DL 300

My favorite stock that I shot with it is still the first roll I shot which is Ektar 100! I’ve tried a few film stocks since then and I think Ektar may be my favorite stock ever. I shot a roll of ilford with the Olympus too - it was one of my earlier videos on here. I hope yours turns out well!

Ah man, you missed all of the good parts!

Legendary location.

Thanks! 😊

Will do

Thank you!!

Can’t relate

Thank you! I see what you’re saying. It may be a little hard because I shoot things so randomly - but I’m down to give it a try! Thank you for subbing!

Thanks! Sony A7iii / F4 24-105 lens

Thanks! Merry Christmas to you and yours as well 🎄

Thank you, and yes you’re right! It never stops being scary and magical no matter how many times you do it

Thank you! That means a lot!

Thanks! That means a lot! I just subbed to your channel - I’m excited to see the journey! 📷📸

@@garrettbellphoto oh man I really appreciated thanks a lot 🤎🤎

Lol!

Thank you!

Are you going to do it yourself or take it to a shop?

In the moment just cleaning and new lightseals, bit in the future i want to learn lubricating an adjusting also, depends on extra costs. I would love to do it by myself, but if the gear or equipment is too expensiv i would rather send it to an expert:)

I agree! The tools are very expensive and you'll more than likely end up have to buy more and more based off of the different types of cameras.

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Thank you!