Thank you very much, I even subscribed to your channel ;-)

2:56 Sorry for the stupid question… this ”rectangle thing“ on your camera back, what is this good for? I bought a pre-owned camera that had it too - until I ripped it off ;-)

Never heard of the Infinity Twin until now. Are you particular about focal length or is portability a bigger factor?

Hi! What to do, if it doesnt rewind the film? (Makes the sound, but just doesnt stop and the film is still there when opening…)

Love your channel name! Exactly why I stopped shooting digital, even though I was an early adapter. I've been a hobbyist photographer for most of my 78 years. Yes, even as a little kid my dad bought me a Brownie and I could develop - with his help - in his darkroom. He was a professional. Bought a new DSLR in 2015, it's been unused for 8 years. I realized that "Film is more fun!"

👏👏👏👏 thank you sooooooo much. I think you ‘re the only one who share this that for someone new in medium format is not so obvious. Very helpful ❤

I shoot waterfalls...I was thinking of taking a say 2 second shot with reciprocity...take like 4 shots so I can have different speeds of water. I'm using 4x5 large format. then I think I would just change ss till I got to 2 seconds. have you tried that??

Thank you so much for this breakdown. I just got one one these cameras at a flea market for $5 and I had no idea how to get it to do anything 😂

Good vid. Just happened to me with the same two exact films ( expired ) n 400

This is an absolutely amazing video. Told me exactly how to save my film 😊 so thank you

i have this camera but some of it comes out all blurry and some come out focused ? what mode do i use to fix this?

Thanks again -- your tips are USEFUL.

I'd been having no luck/skill with my film picker with Portra films -- the tape and leader tip worked immediately. Thanks for this how to!

Good stuff brother!

thank you for this video - exactly what I was looking for! :-) Do I have to use electricians tape or would standard household tape (the brown one used for parcels) also work? It's not about visually covering the silver parts, but about putting a non-conductive barrier between the camera and the film canister, right? thank you so much!

This is my go-to lens for digital nature photography, incredibly underrated lens and very high quality build.

Great fun!

Great info! and thanks to me watching till the end, I just realized I have some of those film carriers and had no idea what they were for!

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Love the effects with the paint brush! That was a great idea and the results made beautiful prints! It’s like seeing the image emerge from the paper. Yes FP4 is a wonderful medium speed film, really the only 125 ISO film since Plus-X and Verichrome Pan are no longer made. It has the market all to itself, and its contrast is exceptional! Can’t wait to see some FP4 posts from you. 👍🏻

Thank you for this. It is exactly what I was thinking - but for a different project. That being said, is this similar to the bleach-bypass film process?

Super cool! I love how you’re always experimenting. Totally agree on FP4 - Great stock

Glad you ended up liking the Yankee Master tank! A fun fact about that one is if you cut the inner tabs off the reels (near the core) you can squeeze them down to Minox width (even the rarcheting still kind of works, although i just push it into the spiral).

Damn dude those shots rock, the church especially!!

Freaking cool 😊👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

THANK YOU!!! I'm new to film and wanted to try a roll of Ektar but accidentally had it rewound!! You saved me a lot of money.

what if the gunk is one the splitter...?

Question! I am waiting on EOS 3 from Japan. That camera has an option up to 9 exposures. Do you think the ISO adjust automatically?

I used the toilet tank to rinse film

Love it! Looks great! What about ventilation? I don't see many at home darkrooms being built with it in mind. I'm looking to use our main bathroom (live in nyc, so you gotta make due with what space you have), which has a ventilation fan.

50E not multicoated Many best choice

You absolute genius, perfect little video, thank you.

Is it possible to cut those 11 frames out and just fix/develop those and use the remaining film for next time ?

Great video. The only part I didn't like was the scanning/editing process: I spend 9 hours a day at the computer every day at work. Not a single minute for my hobbies 😅I never scanned a single film. I print every picture on a 4"x6" paper under the enlarger and if I particularly like someone I make a bigger print. And a contact proof of each roll 😊

Thank you for the demonstration on how to open the Brownie Kodak Camera. Looks like pictures had been taken and I will get them developed. Crossing my fingers.

I recently tried the modified-for-16mm patterson reel method, and it worked great! I also have a Minolta 16 that I tested it with, but I haven't done 110 yet.

Great video, Chris! Love the humorous opening portion! Yes the second roll of 110 cartridge film looked better (that’s how I reference 110 film). Yes the film gods were with you! 😉 Question: The Photographer’s Formulary fixer you use - is that the TF-4 or TF-5 version? There’s 2 kinds listed on b&h. Also I may give D76 a try! Thanks for all the great info in your video. Nice job. 👍🏻 🎉

110 Masterclass! Good tip about not winding the film all the way and pulling out the tail. The last time I tried developing 110 I had to manhandle the cartridge and crack it open like a crab leg - not great.

Great video, great shots! Just a tip: Massive Dev Chart has a nice app (personally I use it on both iPhone and iPad, I guess there is an Android version too) with all the developing times, stop watch, sound alarms and all the dilution ratios (you don’t have to do the math). Keep up the good work on this channel! 😊👍🏻

I agree with the previous comment. Another take on it, though, is that 35mm film comes in a canister. We don't call it a canister, we call it a roll. You could make the same argument for 110.

What an awesome resource, will be bookmarking this is I ever start shooting enough 110 that I'd want to develop mine too. One thing I'd add from my darkroom experience is in regards to the micro fiber cloths-- a lot of people buy the cheap shitty ones from Amazon, which tend to shed and that becomes an absolute nightmare with scanning/digitizing. I actually use those Kimtech disposable wipes (they use them for microscopes and slides) they work wonderfully and never leave any residue or lint behind. Great vid man

All film is rolled apart from sheet film and that is called sheet film , as 110 is in a cartridge I would call it cartridge film, that's my 2 Bobs worth.

Hi the proper translation of that section should be " Have you ever found someone like me? Thats a little different, But a little bit like me" :)

So conceivably, if I didn't want the camera to read ANY DX code at all, I could just cover it with scotch tape and none of camera contacts would hit and there would be NO DX code read?

Is there a way to get the door to slide more smoothly? Ive cleaned it and it gets really jammed.

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THANKS A LOT REALLY I JUST SAVED A 15€ COLOR FILM ROLL FROM MY OWN CLUMSYNESS

If you have access to a 3D printer, you can print developing reels for the 35/120 Paterson Developing Tank. Ive done that for 8.5mm Minox film, 16mm subminiature film and 110 film. They work great!

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