Thanks for the video! I'm trying to get my Godox speedlight to work but strangely enough it only goes off if the lens isn't attached. Any tips on how to solve it? (TTL appears to work because I can see aperture settings on the speedlite screen./ Tried this with different lenses also)

If I understand I need a special soft wear to get p Good picture from the negative picture if yes witch one ? Thank you

THANK YOU

That's amazing . Thank you so much

This thing is full frame camera with eos ef lense. It is a deal, and have very high quality sensor(flim) if it operate correctly! Do u want full frame camera for 10 dollar. If u can handle flim expense and develop this is freaking deal!

It takes a lot of experience and mastery of the job to understand that what you do is right, I could never have understood it years ago when I was a beginner and chased the illusion of perfection, spending a lot of money and time in complicated experiments with expensive equipment. Of course I also had a lot of fun and I got some nice scans, but I think it is a mandatory path when you know nothing and you have a lot of enthusiasm. Now I no longer have that feeling and I go with more essential methods, the result does not change.

How do I turn my camera off?

How do I turn my camera off?

How do I turn my camera off?

What apps pls

so all you need is a light source & a camera to take a photo of the negative? omg... lol ages wondering how to do it and it's this simple, and I already have everything I need. doh! thanks for this!

Great video👍🏼👍🏼

Can someone tell me what software he is using?

Your inverting the colors wrong, yes invert them as you did, but bring the ball in on top and bottom to meet the "mountain" either side, this more accurately giving you the inverse of the negative.

After loading the camera and turning to P, M or any other option it shows a battery blinking. The battery's are completely new. Does some one know the problem

Wwwooww 😮

Which app did you use on this video?

Toilet paper is "dust-free," so there is no chance of adding millions of dust specks to your image captures! 😮

So that means I can just take the film roll out of the camera and develop it fully myself with this method? I have a Kodak Gold 200

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Hi! I’m trying to make a digital backup of my 35mm from 20yrs ago, I’m just curious about something What happens if you put the emulsion side down on the light? (APS Negative 90’s)

Straightforward and without unnecessary fillers. Thank you!

OH! WOW! Never knew I could do that until I searched it up because I found some old photos of my uncle and my dad, but I wanna see them clearly.

Great video - but what's the app you use on your smartphone? I've been looking for one, because I recently bought a couple of 1970s manual cameras, and I'm using a 1.5V battery instead of the 1.35V original. The apps I've found are nothing like as clear as the one you show us.

whats the app called to install in my computer

I got this thing precisely because of its compatibility with my DSLR lenses and I got tired of carrying duplicate lenses for my grandpa's old AE-1P when I want to shoot film and digital. This thing has been amazing and I shoot film much more often now!

Thanks for Posting this information is very Useful.

Thanks for the video. I found my Great Grandfather's SRT-102 while rummaging and this decoded a lot of the mystery.

What if you don't have light room or is there an alternative to light room ?

i’ve have the 500n the shutter, mirror & flash actuate fine when no lens is on, when i put on my EF 50 1.8 the focus motors work on it perfect but the shutter won’t actuate at all, is this a camera fault or lens compatibility problem ?

In other words, "download an app".

Thanks for this! I was looking for a review to deciede whether to buy this as a present and this was perfect!

Just gat mine today for £13 a also shot with a canon r6 and a Ricoh gr 3 but had to add a film camera to my collection and a already feel connected to thes cute camera ,thank you for the video it was very helpful 🤗 you are awesome 👏👏👏

WOW THANKS

Is there not a preset that can “flip” the negative and do all of the settings you mentioned in one click?

Big question, did you already submerged this with some chemicals?

ohh wow I love that! coool!!!

its funny i just watched a video about how to make digital images less sharp...

Hey can you tell me what light source you are using? I want to try to get the same results on my negatives as you have done here, thank you :)

I bought my first camera, a minolta srt-200 with a rokkor 45mm f2, in 1980. I wish i still had it.

I built a structure with LEGO that is the same size as the Negative.

I found my dads EOS 500 in pretty much new condition. Thanks for that video!

hi! sorry if this is a dumb/silly question, but is this camera compatible with EFS lenses? I have one for my rebel t7 and it would be great if it works between them both

Thanks bro

Great stuff!

The SRT100 was a sort of low budget SRT 101 where the SRT 303 was a “luxury” version. In the era of mechanical cameras the differences between these models were very minimal.

For 30 years, I used the Minolta SRT 101 for my professional work as a press photographer. Superb lenses and easy to handle. I still have the SRT101 I got from my parents back in 1969. It has a 57/1.7 lens, and only Leica glass was a bit better in these days. When on the job, I could change lenses and film faster than my colleagues with their Nikon's, which was the preferred camera for Danish press photographers. I switched to Leica in 1999, but I can recommand the SRT 101 to every film shooter.

I own two SRTs (101 and 303). Bought them for less than 30 euros and serviced them myself with the help of youtube. The SRT 101 ist the camera that I shoot 90% of the time. All you'll ever need and it teaches you how to photograph. Cheers

Had one for years. Shot many great pix of our kids when they were young. The camera disappeared. Lost? Stolen? Recently purchase two SRTs: a 102 and a 201. In love again.

If you want a Canon get the A-1 it’s by far my favourite camera. The switch and dial to control shutter and aperture priority along with the red 80s style display of your settings is a game changer. UK prices might be different but I got mine for around $40 with a slight fault that was easily fixed. I also have my uncle’s mint condition AE-1 Program, a Nikon FG, Pentax ME and Olympus OMG (second favourite)… all of these were around the same price or less, just be patient and you will spot a good deal. Haven’t tried a Minolta yet, but will probably pick one up as it’s the last major brand I haven’t tried.