Thank you for posting what you shot.

Great video.

Nice shots I got one recently, I´ll try and I dont know what can results obtain, hey what about your backpack, where can I buy someone like yours! I like it, thnxs

Does this work for any 120 camera?

This was super helpful thank you so much!

Just wanna know the importance of this? You're not shooting no film ( which is the main reason for shooting a film camera - the unique look of the film stock), you get 50mpx for an outrageous cost of 20k and all it does is take photos, No Videos and not Analog, plus it's not even medium format ( for it to be smaller than 6x4.5) do you know you can buy 3 GFX or 2 Hasselblad xqd ( can't remember the model ) for the cost of only this digital back.. This is a worthless investment to me.. The digital back was used back in the flintstone time and it pales in comparison to modern APS-C/DX crop sensor cameras..period

this is my favorite film stock because of the pastel look and greens in the shadow.. I guess you scanned these yourself.. when you home scan pro400h, you get that pink in the highlight and midtones but lab results don't give that.. wonder why.. otherwise i thought it was a great video

I remember making an adapter like that for the Bronica GS1, you can avoid wasting film by adding some paper taped to the film, I don’t remember the exact size but I wasted an old 120 film to mesure the length of the backing paper, and then reported it. Great images by the way did you use Ektar 100 film ?

Detailed and informative video. I was thinking of dusting off my 4 x5 Cambo, and i was wondering how to scan the plates and your video help me realize that there is this option you showed. Also have a 500 c/m Hasselblad, I was wondering if you are still using The Phase One Digital Back with it? Im totally clueless about Digital Backs and if there still an option to find one for that model?

Para las panorámicas giras la camara? No entiendo cómo quedan horizontales

The 160 is good because it has a model dial instead of cycling buttons. You can click the dial 3x when powering on and have flash off vs all the models with buttons that revert to auto flash every time you turn it on. I just ordered the 160 just for that function.

just bought a 500cm and a phase one back. super stoked!

These are going for £150 in the UK

It's really cool. May I ask you something ? I have a Hasselblad 501CM and Phase One P65+ digital back; This digital back is currently compatible with Phase One 645 df+, which Hasselblad adapter should I buy?

....warum sind alle Farben verwaschen???🤔

50MP very impressive for 500 series V Hasselblad.

wow Im going to do this right now!

Awesome! Love the nostalgic look.

You do know that you can mount the phase back vertically right??

Great video 🎉

Insightful, thank you

I DIG IT! GLAD I STUMBLED UPON YOUR VIDEO!!! YOU KNOW...I SUBBED!💯🤘🏾🤘🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥

freeking cool !!!!!! i use a p25 and p45 backs on mine

Justine, you need to learn to speak without "you know" every 2 seconds. Trust me, it will be a loooot better. 🙂

Such great shots! Where did you source the film from?

Great explanation, thanks.

What a great video - those shots turned out so nicely. How did you scan the negs?

Great video! I have trouble with my right arm and holding a heavy camera can be uncomfortable. I find using a monopod helps.

Hi Justine. I’ve recently been watching your videos and have found them to be addictive. I have some questions for you, since I now own a Pentax p30t. In your video, what kind of film are you using for the colours to be so vibrant? My second question for you is how are you scanning your developed film to the computer? Is there a specific type of film scanner and program? Thank you for reading my comment Justine. Have a good rest of your day.

Thank you

one tip, you can get "masks" for the viewfinder, Phase one can provide some, to the format you are working with (to place on the viewing glass, to see the sensor size in the viewfinder). Also you have to set the back according to the system, so it knows how the shutter works, delay for firing, and also you have an electronic shutter you can use, if you add a CF lens on front, and put the shutter ring on F, to disable the shutter, and use the higher speeds the e-shutter has.

I'm a little confused by you pricing the IQ1 50 being $20k. In 2021, when this video was made, the IQ1 50 would have been discontinued. So a viewer would have been able to have purchased a pre-owned IQ1 50 for just $6k or so. Maybe a little more if purchasing a certified back from DT. So contrary to what you said, it's something the view could most likely afford. Roughly the same as a Leaf Credo.

I loved the loud, springy CLINK! of the shutter button. 😄 You got yourself some very nice shots. I bet you had fun using the camera despite its flaws.

Thanks for this overview of the scanning process! KZbin suggested this video for me and I was curious to see what it was about. I've always scanned film using a flatbed scanner with adapters for placing strips of film over the glass, but that is too fussy and as you mentioned takes quite a bit of time. Could you also do a video on what's your post-scanning process like? I imagine that it should be straightforward to invert the negative digital image files, but do you use any specific software for this? Do you need to make any other adjustments to the images?

Just shoot with a digital camera, this wont be NECESSARY!

Lovely takes! My Grandfather was a Yankees fan, got me to enjoy watching baseball without being bored 😅. Thanks for sharing!

Nice video. How do we get that Espon scan 2 driver? Thanks.

Great video!

Hail Darth Vader

Thank you very much! Quite an informative video

Thanks for sharing....

Interesting approach! Thanks for the video :)

What did you use to scan into digital ?

I've chosen this in 120 medium format. It's more useful.

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Neat

Thanks for making this. I picked up my parents old camera so I appreciate your tutorial. I was in high school when the AE-1 was the hot seller, so yeah, I’m older than dirt. That being said I wish more beginning film photographers would start with this type of camera. Auto exposure, autofocus and auto film advance would allow the complete novice to be successful with their first roll.

Is it metal build or plastic?

around how many frames do you get with this? thanks.

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