Bro i had one of the cameras and the printer. What a year to be a kid it was. The pictures were terrible but it was a blast taking them. Cool video keep up the great content.

Great to see another new video, this is fast becoming one of my favourite channels. You can get new printer paper from ZedLabz. I've also got a couple of means of exporting the photos digitally from the camera, that's fun.

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Nice shots ! Might be a dumb question but which settings were you using did you switch to shooting Raw ?

Buy an old TLR camera. You can shoot through the viewing lens if you set your camera up to shoot through the focusing screen. You’ll get the graphics of the focus screen on your image, which can be changed out for different types. It’s a unique look, unmistakably vintage and a lot of fun. And then you can shoot film with the old camera too!

Could be useful and fun project on old digital camera (non fuji)

Interesting but still don't see how the recipes subtract from this and if you really want a more vintage feel why not just adapt M42 vintage lenses or something along those lines where you at least have control over focus, focal lengths and apature?

Sure some and an increasing number of fuji users start using the gear because of hype. But recipes aren't the problem or cause at all. Blame the x100 line up. It has single handedly destroyed the pricing of basically all fujifilm's product line ups. I believe that the true core fans of fujifilm, the xt lovers, have chosen their gear not just because of some recipes or retro look. For me at least the only real reason to consider fujifilm, when deciding what brand to go with as a beginner, had to do with handling. A camera can take good jpeg's, or bad ones, it can have a lot of dynamic range, or just a little. But what really will make the biggest difference in your photography is how you handle a camera and if you are having fun with it. Quality isn't key. It is about the experience of using the gear. And handling and the hands on experience of the xt line-up really has had a unique spot in the camera scene. So handling truely was my only focus. I always have to explain it to people who say 'wow great looking camera!' -- 'yeah, but that's not why I bought it at all'. To enjoy taking pictures with a camera you have to enjoy using it. And for me Fujifilm has nailed the handling part. It may be stubborn, not great ui. Have recipes, which can be good, but never create perfect looks in all situations. And be a bit fiddly in terms of getting the raw files to play nicely with lightroom. So in terms of file and editting workflow it doesn't score high at all for me. But it doesn't matter as I enjoy using the camera in a way I can't with other brands. Blindly changing shutterspeed to account for changing lighting conditions on the street, while the camera isn't even powered on... It makes you interact and work with the camera in a very unique way. And sure recipes are great. I have some that create a very distinct and consistant look in 9 out of 10 pictures. Which makes me have to focus less on things like 'hmm how am I gonna edit this to make it work' or having to ignore the in camera look while shooting. 'why are all skintones so purple... #sony'. You can say that it doesn't matter. And you are right, you can still get a great picture out of it when editting. But that is the thing: 'after'. With my xt-3 I don't have to take that into consideration when shooting. That is something for later. Not distracting me from using my eyes to see the light, subjects and situations around me. And sure raw files end up being loaded into lightroom for most paid shoots. But often I try to base the look on the jpeg look. Tweak it from there. It gives me a baseline to work or differ from. It is a different but unique way of handling a camera, both while shooting as in post. I enjoy the vid and the idea of frankensteining your own lens. I think it suits the fuji system a lot. But how it relates to not using recipes is a bit far stretched and pretends that every fuji user is a hype buyer. Only into the system because of that 'look' or retro camera design. Which is not the case at all!

I travel on avg 8 months our of the year. Carry my X100v everywhere. I shoot in both jpeg and raw. I prefer using recipes since they are quick and easy and I do not have time to edit. I shoot for fun and capturing quick moments with friends along my travels. I also carry a instax printer, so many times, I take a quick photo using a recipe, then transfer to my phone via the app and print it out and share the print with my friends in just a couple mins. Although I mainly use recipes, I like to save all my raw files for a day when I will eventually like to create personal coffee table type books with all my photos in them to keep at home. jpeg quick easy to share photos, raw for long term memory. Think it is a great balance for someone that just wants to capture moments and not make it a huge process.

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People using Fujifilm camera with film recipes are not all Pro at taking photo. They just want a "Good" with "Retro Vibe" pictures to share with their friends or social media "Directly in JPEG". It would never be wrong for people like you or others to seek out "REAL" 90's photo with alternatives. However it is always a bad call to ask people to "STOP USING" somethings while it is not wrong or right from the beginning, after all. (P.S. not a Fujiflim owner)

Where did you get that handy nylon stick?

Nice "mic" drop lol.

The red/white combo looked good.

Toothbrush is the key, with plenty of iso. I like to put a dry wet wipe(unscented) over the board saturate with iso then toothbrush scrub.

I get this, but it falls apart if you don't want to be stuck to a game boy or don't have the money to get one/mod it, there's not really much of a choice. Emulator handhelds are often gonna be much cheaper. I personally go with a middle-ground, I use my 3DS for a lot of the games I play. It's still original nintendo hardware, but still emulated for a lot of older games.

Bought a broken dsi last week. All it needed was some IPA in the cartridge slot. Besides an L-button that doesn’t work when you press it too fast it works

i have 2 dsi xl's and love the screens on them and there are so easy to mod to add the gba function back in

It's more than buying, is more like showing some support and love, the devs deserv.

Good stuff man, subbed.

I love the Red and White DSi!!

BW100

You can allso just put less roms on the emu, or what I do, I just boot some random game up that I never heard of and many are just as good or even better then the well known mario games and such

It can get quite expensive fast though, i had to get a battery pack or change batteries every hour with my ips display, if you add in the ips display which is the best choice you just gotta get a battery pack for it

wow this is such a great video! definite subscribe 👌🏼👌🏼

This video will only convince more people to buy these mini handhelds. Also the fact that you're calling these "just emulators" knows that you know jack shit about them, and you're just another manchild drunk in his own nostalgia lol

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yeah dude. you're gonna have the 2k subs at the end of the year. Such a great video! I'm excited for more :)

The thing is, if I could actually purchase Jet Set Radio Future to play on a modern console, I absolutely would. And I would buy copies for my friends, as well.

You look like you buy land in the metaverse using Atlas Earth

You could just make stuff like that so merchandise that could be a good idea I'm not sure

def agree with everyone else that the quality and production value of this video is surprisingly good!! def will stick around to see more of ur stuff 👀

i though the cologne bit was going to be a scentbird segment 😭

Watching this I assumed based on production value alone the view count was 370K not 370. You're putting out quality content that rivals the big guys!

I promise to only own 2. A miyoo mini+ and Pre ordered the Odin 2 mini. That's it. Maybe mid my 3DS down the line if I want an all around Nintendo only unit...but that's it! Unless I come across a modded vita as a dedicated Sony option...

Nice Video ! Sub & Big Like ! And Love Ds Games !

yeah i'm gonna go through the trouble of modding a 25 year old GBA with the knowledge that I don't have instead of paying 30 bucks on a simple emulation device that can fulfill my needs to play sonic advance 2 for a couple of hours before the novelty goes away.

Sorry no disrespect, but dude you’re very cute

I prefer the Analogue Pocket, but respect the points made here

I love the color combo! It’s too bad the red isn’t also matte but I think the sort of pokeball look is worth keeping it personally. Lots of character on something you worked hard on

what the hecc, the production quality of the video is great as is the content. Subbed

Nah sell me that stinky boi

you have so little subscribers! you deserve more, i had a DSi growing up and was super good

How is a modded Gameboy going to allow me to play games from SNES, Genesis, SegaCD, Arcade, PC, etc?? I don't even play Gameboy games at all.

Well for me it's that i like playing the old Pokemon games and i don't want to pay hundreds of $ to buy the games used and also to play romhacks.