I tested the NONS Instant back and the Astrhori light meter

I tested the ‪@nonscamera‬ Instant back and the ‪@AstrHori‬ light meter. What do you think?
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[@mimose97]

Nice video, focusing on the real performances of the device, not only explaining how it is done but testing it in a real situation. I can say that this video confirm my first impressions on this tool.. it can be useful as the original polaroid back for Hasselblad to have a fast check on the shooting condition, expecially when we are working in studio with artificial lights, but for shooting normally it is completely useless in my opinion... It is a NONS..ense to have a hightly performance system like Hasselblad and shooting on a film that not give the right value to the hardware. It is better to use the traditional film, shooting 12 pics, developing it and 10x10 cm test print is cheaper than buy this device... Anyway, thanks for the test, very well done!. 😀

[@KeigoMoriyama]

Thanks a lot for the comment. I’m really happy to see my videos are helpful

[@ericmenu5408]

Instax film ISO is done as 800, but in fact it changes depending on the light... so it is more 1600 ISO in very bright light and 400 ISO in very low light...

[@KeigoMoriyama]

Did you test this way?

[@spangancayco]

This or TL70?

[@KeigoMoriyama]

Depends if you like to shoot film too. TL70 has the limitation of being only Instax . This is modular and allows you to shoot different lenses too. But is bigger and heavier

[@spangancayco]

@@KeigoMoriyamaimage quality comparable?

[@KeigoMoriyama]

@@spangancayco I was impressed by the quality of the tl70 lens honestly. Of course we are talking of 2 different systems but quality wise you get good results with the tl70 one too

[@johnapperson7495]

too bad they didnt make a polaroid version of this

[@KeigoMoriyama]

Polaroid film cost more and is less reliable. They did the good thing choosing instax

[@danieltuba3843]

Forcing a back to a ASSELBLAD camera the worst thing you can do.

[@KeigoMoriyama]

Right