I like you! Funny and genuine. You answered several questions I had the other videos didn’t mention or explain

It's a decal. Model-makers have used these forever.

Are there any alternatives for the water slide paper ? Not able to get them in India, thanks for the video !!! Very helpful

I am so grateful for this video! Thanks so much! You’re amazing

I remember the Impossible Project. I used to shoot the last generation Impossible Project in April 2017 (before my depression and PTSD), until all of sudden a few months later it changes the name to Polaroid Originals, and now it's just Polaroid. I've shot alot of Polaroids over the years. I shot mostly SX-70 now, compared to 600 film in the first five years of shooting it.

can i find this paper bigger size to make this technique? maybe a2 ? can you help me about that?

Very nice.... would you mind making vids about workflow/films processing? thx <3

Hi thanks for the video, I just tried it but the transparency won’t stick to the watercolor paper. It goes off. What should I do?

no way! I’ve used expired polaroid and it made the photos purple haha!

You! Are amazing Thanks!!!!

Found your channel through your review of the Pentax 115M which I randomly got recently as a first step towards shooting film. And if I thought I felt inspired just by that fact, or by the fact that I've found a working Polaroid in my grandma's house, it's nothing compared to how inspired I feel after watching this video! Love the vibes, love the music. A projector is essentially the only furniture in my living room, and seeing how cool it can look on film, oh my god! 😍 Instant subscribe

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Crazy... the local store had a lot of "new" old stock ones of these for about $30... so I bought like 3 of them (so I could load them each with different films I guess and to have backups...). The big appeal here was the size and convenience (and the cost). I have regular 35mm SLRs but sometimes it's not practical to get everything together and this camera is so nice because it's small and ready to go pretty much at any time and it fits in a coat pocket.

THX

Did you only use sea water to develop it? Or was it a developed reel?

Thank you for this video .

I’ve shot a few packs of good spectra film and got past the jamming by gently hitting the side of the camera a few times while it ejects. Also all those “flames” across the images are where the opacifier failed, you can avoid them by covering each photo right after they eject for about 5 minutes.

sorry I'm late to the game here, I'm spending less time on youtube lately 🙁. I definitely appreciate the adventure vlogs more than just thoughts on a film stock and a film-stocky video title doesn't make me go "oh hey that looks fun"

Damn the Washington Monument is smaller than I thought!!

I'm so late, but this was fun. I was just gifted a roll of this, I think! Gotta try it.

We hate you so much 😭😭😭 thanks for the look at this film, I'll have to check out more examples of it. Be kind to yourself.

My fav shot was at 7:43 When you talked about Bandit eating grass, it reminded me of an American Bulldog I had years ago who constantly would chew on his giant play rope. This rope was THICK but maybe up of smaller strands. Unfortunately I would see him doing the "non-stop ass-scoot-drag" which was my cue to pull out whatever long piece of rope was exiting. I hope you weren't eating. Also, on engagement I've noticed the same. I think people are overall maybe doing less KZbiny stuff. Dunno 🤷

Thanks!! I was trying to figure this exact thing!!!

I think we started mixing in a bit of rabbit food when our dog started eating a lot of grass. They have these little grass bricks you can get for rabbits. And I guess it helps dogs with fiber. Or that might have been when they started eating their poop.

Fun film, fun shots. I dig the red tones.

Merry close Christmas!

That film needs a lot of light. But you got some keepers dude.

Noice

i know what you mean about taking 2 months to finish a roll, currently not finishing a roll as well :)

Great video! Loved these shots the most: house at 6:37, sunset at 6:42, the doggo at 8:13!

Nice those turned out really good! I actually hated the one roll I shot at 400, it was too grainy, colors looked bad, low contrast. Then I saw a tip to shoot it at 100 ISO and now I'm convinced it's actually a 100 ISO film because it looks amazing.

I just can't deal with the Olympus Stylus line of cameras. They were so overhyped and overrated and all they did was miss focus most of the time. What pieces of junk. But you know what if bozos want to pay hundreds for them due to FOMO or hoarding well have fun but I had to offload mine. Good riddance!

I always look forward to your videos! I really like the first picture at 2:24, the one at 7:00, and at 7:20 📸💜

beautiful lighting at 4:43

Nice! I’m a sucker for good bridge shots and Pittsburgh has no shortage of bridges, for sure.

You know what's super weird, I shot a roll of 92 at 200, and was going to make a vid about it next. So I think I'm going to push that one back to prevent further conversations about the srad/Lou singularity

I love how we don't chat for a bit and then both upload spectra vids within a few days of one another, wtf why do we share a brain lol

love the video love boygenius

Amazing results!

Once you got past the dud packs, you got some great shots! The only thing I remember about Spectra film is pictures getting stuck all the time.

Vendes tus fotografías?

as someone who has just got into scanning my own film this was a great guide!

Your content is awesome and so helpful, keep the great work❤

Thank you for grabbing a copy and for the kind words/sharing it here! 🙌🙏

Those pics with the words on the subject was pretty cool. How did you make that happen?

i personally love lots of grain, what other film stocks have alot of grain?

Your channel is sooo underrated. Always great content, well edited, great music, super helpful! Here’s to your eventual breakthrough and road to 100k subs!

I love photo books very fascinating how others see the world, a few weeks ago I bought a book about the first colour photos ever (RGB technique) by Heinrich Kühn, Alfred Stieglitz and Edward Steichen those guys where very interesting, maybe something for you to look into and hello Bandit 🖐🙂

Love seeing the Nikon FG, my second favorite Nikon 80's film camera (after the FA) I like the grain of 92 and the low saturation. Very painterly.

Love this style video!! ❤