I found a Vito BL in a charity store for £25 last month and I've just got around to having a real look at it, it's such a cool little guy. Thanks for the video, love the shot under the bridge with the lines at 4:54!

Thanks for the upload. A joy to watch. Ps. Loving your hair.

This camera has a so sharp lenses and the camera has the right weight. With the LR44 you should the camera should under expose about 1 stop because it is 1,5 v. The original batteries were 1,3v

Hi! I bought this one and the flash blew up. Any tips?

the title of your video is not true

Great video. Thank you for sharing!

27:29 😂

I was wondering why they made this format. The answer is simple. It is for taking group photos of graduations. Imagine how many classes there are graduating each spring in the United States! That was the market for the Texas Leica!

My lomo was in a drawer. For now I haven't bought the batteries yet, but I notice that when I shoot, despite hearing the classic noise, the shutter blades don't open. Without batteries should the shutter still open?

Only bad part of your video is music a little loud, distracting. But it made up my to one. Thanks.

Really enjoyed your watching your video. Loved your attitude and enter-relations with the people. Loved that! Hope you can get the camera fixed. I too love that 120 film God Bless Astá la vista.

Hello, is there a link for the 3D printed 35mm gate? Nice video!

The Xpan is a very cool camera. I'd love to have one. BUT the hang-up for me is more than just the current price (which is high) It's the fact that in 2024, if you spend $4k-$5k to get the used Xpan, and anything goes wrong with the thing, there's a very good chance you end up with a very expensive brick. There is no product support or parts supply for the Xpan or TX at this point. I'm not wealthy enough to pay that kind of money, and not be stressed out when using the camera.

For anyone trying to test one of these without having film: you can manually turn the gear in the back until it clicks. If you try turning the spool and it won't turn, that's a good sign you've cocked the shutter. If it turns, you havent cocked the shutter. You kinda gotta manhandle the gear to get it to turn, but it's doable. If you get one with a slow/sticky shutter, it's possible to try to service it at home and may be worth it if you can find one for cheap. Chris Sherlock has a whole series showing him doing it. Just be VERY careful and take lots of pictures during the process so you don't lose any parts and you know how to put it back together.

Hi!! I have a Voigtlander color-skopar 1:3.5/50 Vito B, I can't find manuals o something like, it was of my grandfather, I would like use it a lot! All seem ok but, the botton to shot, seem don't work, like if is blokked, what I can to do??? You Will put here some tutorial for inespert????🥹🥹🥹 I have find only you with my same model of camera! Thank you in advances!!

I have this with many extras. Price?

I have this with many extras. Price?

Very helpful that you, for each photo, mention the shutter speed and aperture you are shooting with. Thanks for the upload!

There's something about that lens that is just unique to this camera, wish I hadn't sold mine.

Where is no human in the picture is urban photohraphy. Not street...

lol, light meter worth 10-20x more than the camera... but seriously, I use 100 ISO in my old Voigtlanders due to being limited with max shutter of 125 or 300 when wanting to shoot wide open

The photos look almost like charcoal drawings. I would love to see them printed and enlarged.

I came across this problem with my Fuji, and sacrifice one film thanks for the top tip.

I stumbled on to this today and subscribed. I’m curious about your metering for exposure. Your images look so great. Have you done a video on your spot metering? I’ll dig. But anyways nice job!!

我也有一台vito b很喜歡她的作工造型拍出來更是有濃濃的古典味

Super cool to watch! Can I ask, what is the handheld device you use around your neck?

I'd tried this in my G690 a few times with mixed results. I decided to try again recently. The one thing I did differently this time was instead of using toothpicks to support the film canister so it doesn't bind up, I used a piece of tape to hold the canister back. It's kind of difficult to explain without a picture but basically put the canister in the same position it would be if the toothpicks were in place and then put a strip of tape from the canister top to the edge of the camera. So far it's worked fantastically! Also since I don't care about film borders I got a mask from eTone. Makes me worry less about film flatness.

I have a Vito B mk1 also mk2 with large vf and f2.8 skopar 50mm Have also just bought on e bay a beautiful Vito ii haven't got it yet..... looking forward to shooting with it.... a very beautiful camera.... Thanks for very smooth video my dear... ♥️♥️

Thank you for this video! Where did you source the 3d printed part? Or do you have the stl file?

Tripod in Tmode You can release it with shutter cable

Very pleasent, relaxed and clear video. Love it.

I bought a Mamiya C33 earlier this year with a 105 mm lens from a guy on Craigslist fo $150 it is near mint I also bought a 65mm lens off eBay I used to have a C220 50 years ago that bought new and stupidly sold the whole outfit and decided to get back into film and knew I didn't want anything else but the Mamiya

Very nice video review of the camera! I actually have an option of purchasing one of these cameras at a great price. I'm a little concerned that the T III cannot interchange parts with later models (from what I hear) but it really looks like a nice camera. I would really need to know how to look the camera over to determine if it needs servicing or bellows but I'm still interested. The one I'm looking at has several film holders a viewfinder and three lenses. The 90mm & 150mm and one larger lens that are included. Again, I would need to see the condition of all components.

Love your video! I had just bought a voigtlander vito BL and this really helped me, thank you!!💗

I have same camera with u, where do u get the lens cap? Mine's somehow different w/o the string attached to the body.

I love your review, very insightful!! Did your night shots in Japan (and your shot of the Eiffel Tower) have flash on when you took them? :D thank you in advance!

i miss the Constant Agitation Podcast :-*

On my GSW690, the counter does not count. I can spin the whole 135mm film. Maybe it's different with the GW690III. Your title is not correct, you have a GW690III.

also for hand held or press use, you can take that plate off (locks in each corner, only apear when you turn the back 45 deg. ) and fit a super rollex film holder (120; 56x72 format), NOT the cine rollex!, this takes 70 mm film in cartridges (like the cannon and nikon 250 bulk backs), so don't get this by mistake. these have the requisite ring, to which the corner locks grab this back. this acts quazi like the grafmatic holders, but a bit more bulbous.

In regards to shooting 35mm with adapters, what exactly happens with the finished roll? There’s no reverse option like on a point & shoot for example so is the exposed 35mm film wound up in a 120 spool? Thank you.

Great video! May I ask what that spot meter is you are using here?

OUTSTANDING!!!

I still have my fathers Vito B he bought in 1957.

Hi Eva & Jimmy👋🌞 Wonderful podcast on a truly great photographic artist! Please, consider my suggestions for new episodes, for when you decide to start to make more: 1. Art Kane 2. Gerry Cranham 3. Pete Turner 4. Jerry Uelsmann 5. Andre Kertesz 6. Jeanloup Sieff Thank you, Doug

The Hasselblad Xpan and the Fuji GFX 35mm panoramic cameras produce images with a 24x65mm aspect ratio on 35mm film. I use the following cameras to produce panoramic images on 35mm film: 24x68mm aspect ratio on Fuji 6x7cm medium format rangefinder camera with 90mm normal lens. 24x68mm aspect ratio on Mamiya RB67 medium format SLR camera with 50mm or 90mm lenses. 24x90mm aspect ratio on Fuji 6x9cm medium format rangefinder camera with 65mm wide-angle lens. 24x120mm aspect ratio on Holga 6x12cm Panoramic Camera with 90mm f/8 lens. 24x127mm aspect ratio on 4x5 inch view camera with 135mm, 90mm, or 65mm lenses. Since my cameras do not use electronics or batteries, they are likely to have less problems than the battery dependent and electronic Hasselblad and Fuji panoramic cameras.

I love shooting with my Vito B. When I get lucky, it has an amazingly sharp lens.

Great video… well explained, be safe. Cheers..

Thanks, this is super helpful. Can you share your process for scanning the pano negs? Do you just take several shots at same exposure?

Cheer up. It might not happen.

You can control your camera with one hand😮 By the way I just bought the Vito ii a,that bring me here, thanks for your video