Pentax 645N - First Impressions

[@ThomasBocage]

Your films continue to get better and better my friend. I had the chance to use the Pentax a few weeks ago at a wedding and was absolutely blown away by the results. Great choice for medium format

[@SathyaPeacock]

Thank you brother :) Glad you had a positive experience with it! Were you trying it with the 75 or any other lenses?

[@Caballeroshot]

Recently picked up this very camera with the 45mm 2.8 lens which is perfect for me since I mostly shoot landscapes. Absolutely amazing system that completely wasn't even on my radar. Great video btw.

[@SathyaPeacock]

Great combo for landscapes! Thanks for watching :)

[@serenaburroughs7442]

Beautifully done video throughout. Looooved how cinematic everything felt while giving a nice review! :)

[@SathyaPeacock]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@narteq]

Great video mate! Very helpful, explaining everything that matters and beautiful footage for both the camera and your outdoors. Liked & subscribed!

[@SathyaPeacock]

Thank you Petros!

[@Stesalti]

I had the Nii and now or the regular 645. Apart from the autofocus, the fact that it has the possibility of printing data on the negative (the thing I liked the most), obviously the photos are identical. If you don't have a budget, the normal 645 is fantastic

[@SathyaPeacock]

I agree 645 is still great if on a budget

[@eddie_g]

Finally taking the time to catch up. Great video Sathya! I really wanna try a pentax 645 camera. I used to use the mamiya system but never dedicated time to pentax outside of my 67 which never gets used anymore.

[@SathyaPeacock]

thanks so much for watching man, it's a neat little system. Mamiya's 645 looks pretty good too, I was considering their AFD series specifically, but they're are all more expensive than the Pentax 645N so decided to stick with the good ol' pentax :)

[@The_Hero_Is_Back]

Good review. Thanks.

[@SathyaPeacock]

Thanks for watching Joe 👊🏽

[@Iamtongue]

I have no idea that film cameras can be automatic. I thought it was fully manual so this was cool to see!

[@SathyaPeacock]

Thanks for watching homie 👊🏽 yeah from late 80s to early 2000s, some pretty cool film cameras were made, sort of a bridge between fully mechanical old school cameras and fully automatic digital SLRs as we know them now :)

[@nanthinisivakumar4327]

Very lively ❤😊

[@SathyaPeacock]

Thanks for watching Akka!

[@michaelharmon7162]

Then there is the 645 D and Z

[@SathyaPeacock]

Would love to try the Z at some point