thanks, you have inspired me to take my fisheye out of the bag. You really some great shots. Thank You for sharing.

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Beautiful woodland. Impressive variety of shots with that camera - that’s definitely dedication!

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Love it, I've been doing it myself with Mamiya C330

Amazing video, I really enjoyed it you captured the beatiful scenery. Liked 👍😄

Hello there James, very beautiful place and fascinating pictures you’ve taken there! It’s interesting how the pictures taken by film seems and feels more nostalgic than those ones taken with digital. Also, the whole video was very calming and peaceful, had a great time watching all throughout the vid!

I got this from Mt Rainier, Washington State. It was the best Northern Lights I ever saw. We were all lucky to see and record it. ❤

Interesting location. I found your vid from your post on DP Review. May I ask what time of year you were there? I know you said Autumn but which month? Thanks in advance.

Awesome location! The Wash is on my wish list of places to visit

Very interesting to see the difference between digital and film. A pleasant walk and some nice images!😀

Great video and shots. It’s a foreground that’s now definitely on my list. There are a few interesting looking areas to the west of Kings Lynn by the Wash that I’m hoping to scout. I can imagine exactly what it was like when you scared those bats / birds / killer squirrels.🐿️

Hey, this is so cool. Thanks for showing us how to get started with this technique

Enjoyed that, James. Film using a TLR definitely looks like an immersive and cathartic process - completely alien to me and not sure I need the extra complexity, but very enjoyable to watch. “The algorithm is a mystery”: never a truer word spoken.

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awesome video, ive noticed with my edit, following your video, there is a slight color cast still of the chosen colour ive gone for is there a way to offset/remove that?

I have a cds porro on my C330s. I have an 80 mm f2.8 and a 65 mm F 4.5. It took me ages to figure out how to use it.

Looking to get one myself!

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Just insanely beautiful. What a night. 🤩

love the video, great music! makes me want one.

Great photos!

Gorgeous photos! Can I ask what were your settings for the twin peaks shot?

what brand of IR filters you chose? nice to get a view of what brand is best....thanks for video. Have conversed DSLR to full spectrum and got step down/up rings to use a 72mm 720nm filter. looking forward to some sun so i can get out and take the shots

Great video, im a photographer myself who has spent an awful lot of time at the coast this last year. Im about 25 mins from sheringham. Great work

Thanks for taking us along, James. Sorry you didn’t get clear skies but amazing you still managed to get a very memorable shot at totality. Time to start planning for Spain!!

From my point of view of you showed some interesting images, the thing is you made the effort, experienced the eclipse and came away with recorded memories! Well done, much enjoyed!😀

They put an empty spool just in case? if it's the case, really nice thing from them!

You got more mid tones than I ever did at 400. I bought a brick of this for cheap and ended up rating it at 80 and developing for half time in xtol 1:1 to have any greys at all. Weird film with specific uses I think.

Excellent, video, James - really enjoyed the relaxed pace. And fantastic images. Again - film’s a mystery to me!! Excited for your eclipse trip. 😎

Awesome set of images from that walk!

Interesting videos of the 330, you say that you develope your own B&W, where do you get your colour film developed? Do you do your own scanning? Pleased to hear that you are on the road to recovery!😀

What an interesting camera! Great results as well. Hope you’re feeling better and look forward to your Romania trip.

Photos have come out great, always wanted to head up tot the Norfolk coast

Nice job. I haven’t seen any Mamiya videos in a long while. I had a C220 and considered getting the C330. Don’t know the difference to be honest. Found a bust Yashica MAT 124G and sent it to Mark Hama. Dot took 4 months but it works

Great video, most helpful, thank you. So was the main image in the thumbnail of the tree by the river done on camera with full spectrum conversion and then you used a 720nm filter on the lens?

I took my fisheye lens to London on my first trip and was really pleased with the results. Worked well on leake street and in Kew Gardens. Look forward to see all the shots. Jon w

That was fantastic. I’d say the fisheye is a big success - genuinely new perspectives on some classic views. Great video as well. 👌

Really great video, and some iconic shots! Images with the fisheye certainly add a different perspective, and are certainly not C??P😀

I think I'll complse music to this

I think that’s one of your best videos, James. Really enjoyed it. Loved the nice tones before showing the photographs and the spirit of Kraftwerk in the soundtrack! Great images too - well done for developing those monochromes yourself - I’d be terrified of something like that.

I got recommended for this astonishing video. Thx so much, rlly like that. Especially that shots

Thanks, Berlin certainly looks like a great place to visit, very atmospheric images, both colour and b&w!😀

Have you tried using normal ND filters? I remember back in the days when I had a full spectrum Canon, I accidentally left ND filter on a lens, and interestingly, it gave me a nice mix of IR and visible light, straight out of camera on a jpeg. Essentially it looked like a typical false color infrared with white leafs and grass, but with a blue sky, out of the box. I suspect that the sky was maybe blue due to some UV light passing as well. Anyways, it was nice. I think it was 4 or 6 stops UV, don't remember exactly.

😂 I purchased this lens for my Nikon ZF, its the same version the MKIII, I took some test photos yesterday and two things were suprising, first photos were taken in a park that I walk our dog in and the steam flooded a section that contains some tall trees, the morning that I used the lens, the water had receded some and because of the low temperatures the water had partially froze, I did not see any distortion on the outer edges of the photos that were taken from f 8 to f 11, it was sharp across the frame and for a manual focus lens, focus is acquired very easily. Later in the day I had to do a grocery run and across from the parking lot is a river that flows under a roadway, before it goes under the road it has about a 6 foot drop, the sun was right above the river and the sky was totally clear so there was a lot of light reflecting off of the water. I would not have photographed this area at this time of day but I wanted to see if their was any lens flair and how much of a sun star I would get. I shot from f8 to f 11 their was no lens flair and the sun had been rendered with ten perfect points in a sun star. This is not a fast lens being f 4.5 but it is small, fits perfectly with the ZF and a perfect landscapes lens where you normally shoot at apertures that give you maximum depth of field.

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Thanks. Could you talk about infrared video?

I have done Macro Photography since 1980 and used a lot of different Macro Lenses, I have the Voigtländer Macro APO-Lanthar 110mm 2.5 which I use now and I can very highly recommend it ! Remember that a Macro Lens can be used for any kind of Photography (like a Swiss Knife). I never use artificial light in the nature. I have seen many reviewers criticize the focus throw of the Voigtländer Macro Lenses, but the 110mm have only 90 degree turn from infinity to 80 cm, which not is lot and in the "normal" range of most photography, in fact many macro Lenses have too short a focus throw, so focusing in the "normal" range can difficult. For macro photography is is good with a long focus throw !

Really good shots mate. That one across the subway platform at 9:16 in the video was perhaps my favourite. I do enjoy low light photography without a flash. :)