Olympus iS 21 + Pictures June 2021

[@ellentraeger2710]

Most helpful video I’ve found on KZbin for how to use and understand this camera!

[@ReelFilm2016]

Thanks for watching and commenting. Glad it was of use to you. 😀

[@valeyeriee]

Thank you, bought this camera as my first film camera a while ago but couldn’t find a decent video about it! Really helpful

[@ReelFilm2016]

Thanks for watching and commenting. Glad you found the video helpful. That’s exactly why I make them. 😀. If you like my content, please subscribe. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@brucewayneisdeadpool830]

Found our old IS-20. Been shooting with my Nikon D5600 for some years now. Will try to play around with film. Nice video.

[@ReelFilm2016]

@@brucewayneisdeadpool830 Hello, cool that you have found a similar camera and the video was useful. 😀. Let me know how you get on.

[@miathompson1090]

What kind of film did you load into the camera?

[@ReelFilm2016]

It’s in the description. 😀😀

[@leegibbs5317]

I ❤ your exciting videos!

[@ReelFilm2016]

I like to know that I am adding a grain of excitement to your life.

[@alexn6950]

The results are pleasunt: nice exposure on an every shot, fine details too. I'm still looking on similar Olies with cation: "will I accommodate to the shape, controls?" -- still have these questions to myself. And its viewfinder doesn't seem large enough after EOS 1000, heh.. Yet, you got fine shots (the portrait, and that alley!), and the camera didn't let you down in any way

[@ReelFilm2016]

I really enjoyed using this camera. Very sturdy and reliable. Just in the process of selling it now. Thanks for your comments.

[@alexn6950]

@@ReelFilm2016 Here is a bunch of similar iSes in my area (on a local selling board) -- almost cheaper models, though: iS-100, 200, 500, and even 5000. For the price of ~2-5 cr123 battery pack. I'm mostly Canon shooter, yet... those Olies still catch my attention :') Thank you for the videos. Both the reviews and photo galleries are inspiring.

[@ReelFilm2016]

@@alexn6950 Appreciate your info and the kind words. It's my hobby and gets me away from my often busy life. Make sure you subscribe and be sure to keep in touch. It's all about the community. :-)

[@alexn6950]

​@@ReelFilm2016 Photo, especially BW film, is a kind of therapy for me: it brings calm vibes, joy and feeling of life at the same moment. "gets me away from my often busy life" - I probably understand the line. Already subscribed! Cheers

[@ReelFilm2016]

@@alexn6950 Thanks. Yes, I get what you mean about it brining you calm vibes :-).

[@aliseujin20]

Thanks! Good video 👍

[@ReelFilm2016]

Thank you. Appreciate you interest. Hope it was useful.

[@chiquidizon]

Hi! I'm new to shooting film. During daylight, do you usually stick with the auto setting in your photos or do you change the aperture manually?

[@ReelFilm2016]

Thanks for watching and commenting. Well all the shots I took with my camera for the video were in automatic mode. Once you get more comfortable using the exposure triangle, you can experiment. Remember that the aperture will also affect the depth of field. My advice is to enjoy shooting. Automatic generally ensures that your pics are well exposed and if you are still learning, you might not want to waste to much film experimenting. I also find that having a cheap DSLR, can help you learn the exposure triangle much quicker. If I can help any more, please reach out.

[@chiquidizon]

@@ReelFilm2016 @Reel Film That's very helpful. I was kind of worried I'd have to immediately adjust aperture settings to get really well lit photos, like yours. I'll be sticking to auto for now. Thank you! I have the Olympus iS 200, btw 😊

[@ReelFilm2016]

@@chiquidizon They are great cameras. Hope you get the results you desire. 😀

[@alexk1]

Hi! I’m new to film and I just bought the IS-20. Does the camera have DX sensing or is there a way to adjust the ISO? If not, is there an equivalent function? Thank you for the informative video! Your photos were breathtaking.

[@ReelFilm2016]

Hi thanks for watching and commenting. I am not entirely sure if the mode you refer to has DX sensing, but I would assume it would have. I would recommend searching online for the manual. Just type something like, Olympus IS-20 manual / instructions. Let me know how you get on and I wish you well with your film adventure.

[@DavidWilliams7037A]

If you are still around. In answer to your question, yes the camera has to have film coded with DX. If you put a film in that is not DX coded (eg Fomapan), the camera will set the ISO to 25! The film speed can not be set manually.

[@ReelFilm2016]

@@DavidWilliams7037A That is a useful piece of information. Thank you.

[@DavidWilliams7037A]

@@ReelFilm2016 You can get away with using non DX coded 100 ISO film by turning the exposure compensation dial to -2!. (If that helps.)

[@oscar9937]

How do you put the film on

[@QaxTheEpic]

Um sir How do I put the film or photos in my computer if it doesn't have a usb port

[@ReelFilm2016]

Hello, thanks for watching and commenting. Well being a film camera, it is not the same as a modern digital device. Once you have shot your film, you would need to take it out of the camera and send it off to be developed and processed at a photo lab. Nowadays, most labs offer the option of having digital scans of your prints put onto a memory card or emailed to you. That is how you are able to put them on your computer or your smart phone. Hope that helps.

[@oliverflores7080]

Que precio tiene esa camara por favor

[@ReelFilm2016]

You can generally get them pretty cheap nowadays. Check on eBay. Hope that helps

[@user-wf4mp3rw5v]

There is no colors on this camera?

[@ReelFilm2016]

Can you please explain what you mean? I used a black and white film to shoot. Is that what you meant?

[@79bandet88]

How much this camea?

[@ReelFilm2016]

@@79bandet88 Have a look an eBay. Thats your best bet. They are fairly cheap depending on what part of the world you are on.

[@ReelFilm2016]

@Kalyco Thanks for watching and commenting. That’s the main reason I make the videos, there aren’t often many videos on certain cameras. Any 35mm film is fine. So grab a colour film and go shoot 😀😀😀😀

[@yuvikoguerra7735]

Precio aproximado?

[@ReelFilm2016]

They are pretty cheap to pick up. Try eBay. 😀

[@5ives739]

I just got an Olympus iS 50. Any help on how to use it???

[@ReelFilm2016]

Hello there. My suggestion would be to google the model no and see if you can find the original manual to download. I haven’t used an iS 50, but I will have a look online now. Let me know how you get on. Just found the manual here. cameramanuals.org/olympus_pdf/olympus_is-50_is-500-eng.pdf

[@5ives739]

@@ReelFilm2016 thanks, I really appreciate that. I'll have a look at it once I get the chance. I just got the camera today, but don't know much about it. I just got it at a goodwill for $7. Since it worked and looks in good condition, I got it for my kid that likes to takes pictures. So basically since it's an older type of camera I don't know to much about. But thanks for the help.

[@ReelFilm2016]

@@5ives739 No worries at all. When I was last in the states back in 2019, I picked up a lovely pentax at a goodwill in Utah for $5 and then took it back to New York with me. Grabbed some film, shot some images and got it processed in Chinatown. The iS cameras are generally pretty solid. Let me know how you get on.