SURPRISING RESULTS FROM THIS UNTESTED CAMERA

[@keironstoneman6938]

This camera brand new in 2000 was about $2500. It was the canon flagship back then and is still the best 35mm film camera ever made.

[@sprout995]

You need to add another zero, MSRP was 2499.00 in the United States.

[@lawrencebattle6935]

This camera did not cost $235.00 when released. More like $2000.00, they still sell for over $500.00.

[@TheFat_Operator]

You’re a fool if you think this cameron sold for $235 new 😂😂😂

[@liskakock139]

Loooved it !! I am so happy you enjoy the camera ! Keep doing what you’re doing !!!

[@JoshuaMackinnon]

This alllll started with youuu mann. Thank you so much 🔥 📸

[@westonsmith4572]

There is a custom function on this camera for leaving the film leader out - the camera can be set so that the film leader remains out and accessible if one wants to have easier access. Cheers from Canada.

[@carlastreicher4952]

My face features in this videooo! And my awesome filming skills 😉 Loved being part of this awesome video 🥰

[@JoshuaMackinnon]

Amazing Skills!! Couldn't have done it without you for sure 🔥 😍

[@kgopotsogeoffreymogane5154]

Hi, Joshua algorithm has dropped me to the right channel!! I like your content. Do you perhaps know any shops in South Africa that might have this model available.

[@kwp1001]

It was $1,999.00 USD without the winder. I got one, back then. Most flagship cameras were in this range. We all thought it was outrageous, look at them now…. My 1DX was $6,800…. I bought two more 1VHS’s just before Canon quit selling them in the USA. They were still $1,800 plus the high speed winders were about $300.00 each. To make them 1VHS versions.

[@koby1960]

Funny...you got probably one of the best 35mm cameras ever made and you are surprised it managed to capture decent images.

[@JoshuaMackinnon]

Yeahhh haha, overtime I've realized but back then I had no idea, my only experience with film before this was low range point and shoot or disposables

[@v1pergamz246]

the pic of the wooden house look very nice

[@JoshuaMackinnon]

Thanks so much! Like I said in the video idunno what it is about it but I'm slowly becoming more and more intrigued with Architecture on film... just so damn satisfying to look at

[@v1pergamz246]

@@JoshuaMackinnon the puma building pic look epic

[@JoshuaMackinnon]

@@v1pergamz246 Glad you like it 😁 that’s what got me thinking about it 😍

[@NGameReviews]

I don't have the same EOS Canon as you, but your reaction to a lot of your shots were the same ones I had to mine. I have a 3000n and got it for around $60AUD, it's practically cheap as chips. But it's a camera I don't worry about breaking because of its affordability. You're lucky to have obtained such a high-end camera from a friend. Nice shots, and happy shooting :)

[@anth0rama]

what film did you shoot?

[@MacKingG]

Not a bad video from an entertainment point. However, you may want to mention what type of film you're shooting, you may want to research your lens mount before buying lenses(!), and you may just want to read through the manual particularly if you're not that familiar with the system or film photography in general. This would make it much more worthwhile for others and not just a background noise vid.

[@snapjacksonphotography]

These went for around $2000+ when they came out. Still around $700 used.