The Future of Film E03 - Reliable Film Cameras: A Mechanic’s Insights on Longevity - Kamerastore

[@danielvanmieghem668]

Interesting but I wish Dan had talked a lot less and listened a lot more. I was hoping to hear a lot more from Toni.

[@pg-l4469]

I get the feeling that Toni wasn't necessarily the most talkative. I think they got everything across pretty well with Dan leading the convo. I feel you tho

[@calvinchann1996]

Totally agree. He asked a question at the start, but then didn’t let the tech answer the question before moving on. What’s up with that?

[@philipu150]

Dan, with all due respect, and as a fellow photographer who tends to talk too much, I know the difficulty of trimming. However, you made this sound more like an interview of yourself than of Tony. I'm sure we could all learn a great deal from you on your own channel or in an interview of you. This is not the place for that. The same happened several times in the three-way discussion there a while back. With all best wishes, P

[@user-dk6gv8qv9d]

Nice monologue by this Dan guy. How about giving the mechanic a chance to talk a little tho...

[@paulatterby7507]

The guy in red just needs to shut up and let the other guy answer.

[@alexanderaleksander4272]

I usually really like Kamerastore videos, but this one looks like a corporate training. I couldn't learn anything new, but I'll buy a camera from you, of course! Jokes aside, I'd rather listen to more people like Tony, who may not have any speaking experience but have a unique work experience, than polished presenters like Dan. You have dozens of people like that, I've seen them in other videos and I'm ready to listen to them in Finnish, Russian, Spanish - as long as they speak a little deeper than in this video.

[@nikoladimitrijevic8172]

You might be joking (in the first two sentences)... but you're right. This video is nothing more than an ordinary advertisement.

[@flowermaze___]

I rate the Canon Ftb, Minolta SRT, Nikon F2, Nikon F, Canon F1, Olympus, OM1, Pentax K1000 as some of the most reliable and repairable cameras out there today. Beautifully made, and if serviced should last a lifetime.

[@bulletsie]

Love when I see Kamerastore Videos! they are always interesting. It would be great if ye guys offered a servicing and repair service to the public! I think I remember from watching previous videos that your repair guys only service and restore cameras that you plan on selling to people but did not offer a service where people can send cameras in for repair which if true is a shame considering you've the ability to make certain spare parts. I've about 40-50 film cameras most of them junk or for nostalgic value, but I've some working cameras I've 2 Leicas, 3 Mamiya 645s, 2 Hasselblads that I use and currently have no place in the country I live that offers film camear servicing..... I just got to use them untl something breaks! Have some lens' where theads lube dried up and is stiff, I've flakes in other lens but not brave enough to open them myself, I've tried to build a shutter speed detector with an arduino and diode and it was useless and not reliable so could not check shutter speeds.

[@americanmisfit1]

way to make 1 question 3 minutes long

[@calvinchann1996]

If the interviewer is talking more than the interviewee, it’s not a good interview.

[@juanan.pelaez]

I apreciate the automatic translation service. But, please, the plenty of voice changes will drive me crazy.

[@Antwort2und40]

Used car lot analogy is a poor one, Dan-unless you’re talking about Singer (Porsche) or similar, no used car (even a specialty lot) is “fully servicing” a car before selling. There’s a modicum of checks to identify major issues, but truth be told they’re centered all around preventing liability and returns for only the minimum time possible… and the rest is left up to chance. So the warranty you get from a good used car lot is a gamble for them. They are banking that a low percentage of stuff will break. This should be VERY different from a “fully serviced” camera, which I’d expect has been taken down to component parts and cleaned, lubricated, and checked for correct operation (and further fixed if not). Does Kamerastore do the former, or the latter? Put another way, for a Hasselblad is the service basic such as visual check and verification of operation and changing simple things like light seals on a back, or the full 1-day service described by Tony done before listing?

[@alcestecampi1800]

Great Video! I just wish the Guy in red wouldnt Interrupt the technician half of the Time, its much more interesting what he has to say!

[@illegalmindset4122]

There definitely are cameras to avoid… we won’t talk about those with the guy who has the information… really man. I would like for the knowledgeable person to do the talking about facts instead of hearing your opinion, respectfully

[@oblivion_007]

Old cameras are slowly srarting to fail. Light meters of most cameras are not working. I want cosina to bring back their cheap mechanical cameras once again. They make lens' too. So it will be lil easy for them than others

[@jw48335]

I'd prefer Pentax provide a mechanical SLR. The K2000 😁

[@ece5925]

True, would be interesting to know if this is a repair service that could be done, without having to take from a spare camera body.