Thanks for this. I think it's said that one can watch a poor film (visuals) with GOOD sound, but never a good film with POOR sound! Cheers 🇬🇧

Thanks a lot. I've started thinking already that my flashlight is broken or something

Thank you Sir!

couldn't get flash to work. flash node said off. turns out the camera was in ES mode. Put it to MS and all is good. thank you

You're the best! Thanks so much for this vid <3

Very comprehensive and taught me some features. Thanks!

Is there any alternative for X-T30 to record more than 15 minutes? There's no way I'll buy Atomos which equally expensive than the camera itself.

74 grafoa es malo tengo el mismo procesador

You looking healthy. I always like your videos. Keep on going.

Very informative video. Full of common sense. Well done

I did this, but the flash still not working I have XT30II

Thanks, needed this info in a pinch and a few years on from owning an X-T5 I'm still fumbling through the menus.

Thank you - i was confused by the EV and reading in red on lens and box showing aperture and now i understand

How come when I use flash. It would only work once and I’ll have to close the flash, open it back up just to make it flash again? I have an xs10

Very interesting. My one and only flirtation with Minolta was in the film era - the first camera I bought new was an XD7 and I lost it (the camera as well) in Canada in the 1990s. This one intrigues me. I really like the layout and I know there's good glass available. Will it compete with my favourite digital though - my lovely 5MP Kodak CCD packing Oly E-1? Thanks to you - i'm going to find out! (Caveat - doesn't stand a chance on lenses😊). All the best from a cabin in a swamp in a rain-forest in New Zealand.

Absolute legend

Thank you. I couldn't remember how to fix it.

But I dont wanna lock AE I just want to see my ISO... another fuji BS

Good little test of the not quite so cheap (nowadays) kit lenses mounted on the R’s Good alternative though. Enjoyed the video David 👏

Very helpful. Even though I'm looking for a slide scanner rather than negs, I've seen mention that the Epsons struggle with 35mm but excel with larger. Your video illustrates the point perfectly, thanks. Looks like I'll be going for a Plustek.

my thing with this is that i can get any number of Sony A mount bodys for the price and have a much more modern body and access to these great value minolta lenses

huge help thanks

you missed the mark here mate. the real question is to check Ibis + OIS vs Ibis

Via FWs, they can only make things worse

That proves it then.... we have all been sold a lie. 😄 How about repeating this but in a low light situation. That's a truer test in my mind as this is when you find weaknesses. Have a great weekend 👋

I was curious is it possible if you could swap out motherboards of the Aurora R5 to R6, I noticed that the Aurora R5,R6 and R7 are all similar in size, so it's probably possible that you can swap motherboards.

Your experience with “cheap” gear will very interesting. I fear we all get too caught up in chasing specs that have little or no impact on our output and more importantly enjoyment.

Great that you show your struggles. Very recognizable!

Top merci !!!

Sir I have Fuji xt200 It has iso only between 200 to 6400 Can I extend to 12000 or 100

Nice video, i Just bought the x100vi and want't to try this.

Thank you !!!

I've used the Bellini c41 kit to play with Phoenix (I don't normally use much colour, so just go with lab processed). People do stress a bit about the temperature control, but the really critical bit is only for 3 minutes (IIRC), so I just filled our large sink, go that to 38, along with all the chems. Once everything was at temp I got started. Enough volume of water will keep that stable for 3 minutes without problems. Also, can Nik & Trick please pick up their Social Media game! They have such an awesome range of products, but get very little coverage. Their range of self-made B&W developers is just superb.

OMG that saved my life. Thank you!

At last! Thank you for showing me how to use this. I could never get it to work because of my JPEG settings. I love Fuji JPEGs. Now loving HEIF on my X-T5 even more due to smaller file size.

hey! how did you get the pin thingy for the peak design strap into the hole? for me it the strings seem way too thick 😪

I've found that final wipe (with a pec-pad) is very critical. All the remjet never comes off. And you want to be careful that the remjet side doesn't touch the emulsion side before that final wipe. Remjet can get stuck in the emulsion, which is Not Good. Good video. ECN2 is not tough to do, and the results are great and cheap(er) - just a bit extra work.

There is no Pentax any more. It is Ricoh just using "Pentax" label. It is just zone focusing semiauto with 3 element lens, no manual control of aperture or shutter, no external flash.. for $500 and especially $750 in Europe one would expect at least 1/1000s shutter, full manual control over shutter and aperture and possibly even AF. And when compared to normal 35mm camera, you need to take at least around 4000 images to get the cost difference in film. But who will take 4000 pics with semiauto camera. Those who like film and shoot so many pics usually have SLR.

Thank you so much!!!

thank you so much ...

THANKS!

500 bucks for a new, well made film camera is fine. Buying used will always be cheaper, but it doesn’t cost more than it would have if it had come out in the 80s or 90s and a lot of care went into it.

Great video, thanks!

A mi personalmente me gusta mucho que hayan fabricado una cámara de carrete aunque sea un formato que desconozco por completo, pero por algún sitio hay que empezar para resucitar la fotografía analógica asi que pienso apoyar este proyecto para que vengan muchas mas de otras marcas incluso y de todo tipo de formatos 😊

Thanks a lot mate. I've just shoot with my new TTartisan 10mm F2.0

It's good for the analogue photography community that a major camera brand has designed and built a bew film camera Hopefully this will be a success and other brands follow suit, this could bring on cheaper film and cheaper developing costs.

I wasn't interested in half frame cameras before, so while its great a new camera has been released it doesn't interest me. I understand they're aiming at a different demographic, not people like me who've long since moved on to larger film formats and use 35mm largely as a way of scouting a location before using more expensive film stocks. There's also the thing that I have no idea how long it would take me to use 72 frames when it can take me a few weeks to use 12 in medium format.

A Much needed video for all Fuji fans out there. Did you take these shots after latest firmware update? Where is this spot?. Can you tell so that I plan to go over there. Thanks

The best video about it

Thank you