PLAUBEL MAKINA 67 CHIEF DESIGNER, YASUO UCHIDA (ENGLISH SUBTITLES)

[@siowchip]

Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Those comments meant a lot for me.

[@wichersham]

いやー、これは貴重な資料ですよ。素晴らしい。アップありがとうございます。

[@tomcruz3774]

Funny how when he starts talking about how crucial exposure is for slide (reversal) film, the video exposure start getting underexposed and then gets overexposed lol. Still a great video. Thank you for subtitling it

[@vividvulpe9842]

Nikkor/Nikon sure know how to make one heck of a lens! Nice camera, too. Thanks for the english subs, I saw many were asking on the original video.

[@souous7700]

内田さんから開発秘話を聞けたとは！ とっても貴重ですし、素晴らしい内容のインタビューですね！ナイス！！！

[@GaetanCormier]

I have used many 120 film cameras but this one, is the one of my dreams :) Great video, thanks for sharing this!

[@robyguitar]

the most precious subtitles ever

[@カズシバ-x1x]

これはいつの時代も超える力のある伝説のカメラだよね。

[@wchan152]

Thank you so much for this!

[@josetarrega890]

Great interview, thanks

[@justcallmesando]

I was thinking about getting one. This video is pure GO FOR IT! NOW!

[@retsukage]

great interview, well done thank you

[@lenskapvdo]

Thanks

[@randallstewart175]

To bad he didn't win the debate over shutter release linkage design. Maybe then the camera wouldn't abrade and destroy the cable linking the shutter release button on the body to the shutter in the lens, making the camera a dust catcher.

[@mainjune]

Excuse me Gentle. Could tell me who Doi san is?

[@Wiktorion]

Doi-san is refering to Kimio Doi of the Doi retail company. Doi bought the german camera company Plaubel in the 70's and began designing the Makina 67 with Uchida (of Konica) and Geissler (of Plaubel).