Film Street Photography Secrets | Part 3

[@debo4947]

Thank you for your great videos they have been so helpfull In my journey with photography and home development thx again really

[@ArmandoStreets]

Hi Derek…I’m so happy to hear that…awesome to know that my content is so useful to you. If you want to see a video about any specific topic, let me know and I will try to make it 😎

[@vin424242]

Had the same blank film, got the developer and fixer mixed up 😂

[@ArmandoStreets]

Oh no that’s very sad too, but that’s all part of the analogue journey hahaha

[@boscodooley8561]

You got so many different cameras, how does your pentax stand up to your others?

[@ArmandoStreets]

Hey Bosco nice to hear from you... I love the Pentax MX but that is the only type of SLR that I own... So I haven't got the chance to compare it to others... I hear the Pentax MX is one of the smallest, if not the smallest, SLR ever manufactured.

[@boscodooley8561]

@@ArmandoStreets There is nothing like the feeling of holding such a well engineered mechanical device like these old school cameras. The sensation of advancing the film as you crank the lever. The response you get when you snap the shutter. I just love them.

[@ArmandoStreets]

@@boscodooley8561 exactly my friend... Couldn't agree more with you 😎

[@brennenf]

I literally made this mistake last year when I started shooting film again after a long digital gap. Also, someone should make the first 1 second of this video into a nice meme loop. "Don't Look Like a Newbie."

[@ArmandoStreets]

Hahahaha good one... Yes, it is an easy mistake to make actually... Specially at the beginning 😜