Beautiful video and shots. Thank you!

awesome

Just stumbled across your channel, love your videos man! Keep it up!!!

Nice content

That may be a slight light leak in your holder as opposed to a developing issue on the left border of your image?

I was getting the same little bubbles and junk on my B&W (not done color at home yet). I'm not sure what you use for rinse water after processing or for mixing chems but I switched everything to distilled water and got rid of it. Also make sure chemicals are fresh stock.

Those are all great shots. What are your thoughts about shooting expired positive film? Say 15 to 20 year old (exp 2005-2010), cold stored E100. I’ve heard that slide film shouldn’t be overexposed like you would using negative film.

great job , absolutely beautiful photos .

Nice video man. I actually think that place looks better then it photographs- especially at that time of day. You're a brave man lugging that camera out! I love the 2nd capture much better. Can't wait to see more videos!

Just found your channel, nice shooting, I knew that was a Chamonix as soon as I saw you put it on the tripod, I myself shoot with a Chamonix 45F2 and just LOVE LOVE, Love it. I mainly shoot BW but have some EKTAR 100 in my fridge for when the fall gets here in NY in Sept/October. Shooting color in the Fall is where it’s at.

Dust can be in the changing bag, the camera etc… clean all parts with a air gun outside on a clear day. The air bubbles might be because not enough agitation? I would recommend distilled water for mixing the chemicals, prewash the film and agitate enough. Not forget to tap the tank on the table after an agitation cycle. So the bubbles does not stick on the film. Try some developing with cheaper b&w film to improve the film handling and agitations. As a final bath i would also recommend distilled water so the negs dry without residues… Beautiful landscape and pictures…

Very nice Justin.

Are you using a rotary processor? I used to get similar development blemishes. Mine were caused by the too low of a rotational speed

I happened upon your video oneday and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I have a question...How are you scanning your work from the field to your computer?

Great job Justin, getting better with every video! Keep ‘em coming man👍

Nice shot, love the warm tones !

Looking forward to seeing more of these videos, nice work as always!

Love the hiking aspect in this one. It really brings us to the area with you. Well done! I'd love to see a video on your development process.

great shoot! Are you processing the large format Ektar 100 by yourself? It is been very long time since I did that kind of work... as for your air baubles, did you pre-washed your film before processing?

Love this adventure! Looking forward to many more.

Loved it and got home sick as well. Manifesting to run into you this year. Hopefully by the re-vamped ATABEY! 🐟Great job!

Excellent!!

Really nice video, Justin! I enjoyed listening to you speak about your process - both thought and camera. Looking forward to more content.