Thanks very much Justin 🙏

Wow Lee thanks for all the positive feedback it’s really appreciated. Happy new year 🙏

It’s a pleasure Thomas, I’m so happy your enjoying the content and it makes you want to go out shoot. Thanks for supporting the channel it’s really appreciated. All the best Tom 🙏

Thanks Ruud it’s a pleasure, I’m glad your enjoying them 🙏

Thanks Pete it’s a great little camera, an absolute bargain. Happy new year to year and may it be a great one. All the best Tom 🙏

That’s great news I hope you got some fantastic images. Thanks for all the positive feedback it’s really appreciated. Happy shooting 🙏

Thank you 🙏

That’s lovely to hear Pete ❤️

Thank you 🙏

Thanks Peter, yes Cape Cornwall is one of those places you can just sit for hours and take it all in. Thanks for watching, all the best Tom 🙏

Thanks very much Gary I really liked the look of Kentmere 100 it’s very good value too. I will definitely be trying it in 120 now it’s available. Happy new year 🙏

Thanks very much 🙏

Wow thanks very much. I’m really pleased your enjoying the videos. It’s really appreciated. All the best Tom 🙏

@@tomwhelan No problem Tom you are up with the best Martin Henson . Ari Jaaksi. And Shoot film like a boss .So a big thank you for your time and effort it is very much enjoyed and appreciated by not only me. Best wishes from Ireland

@@camerasam1 Thank you 🙏

Thanks Alfred I’m really pleased with it so compact and most importantly really fun to shoot. That’s good to know about the filters I will have a look and see if I can pick one up. I would probably put an orange filter on it or possibly yellow. Thanks again for the information it’s really appreciated. All the best Tom 🙏

Thanks very much, happy new year to you. I didn’t even think to use the F100 to meter, it would have been a much better idea. All developed in Rodinal 1:25 All the best Tom 🙏

@@tomwhelan I don’t own a light meter so it was out of necessity!😂😂

Wow this amazing so much information. Thanks for finding the time to share your knowledge. It’s really appreciated. Yes it’s the 85 mm Apotar version, I’m really pleased with the camera it’s really fun to use and produces very good image quality for the price. It’s certainly not 100 times worse than a Hassleblad. So I believe it’s great value. All the best Tom 🙏

@@tomwhelan I have a 6X9 Billy. It has the 105mm Apotar lens. They are very good lenses once stopped down to about F11. I think they are single coated, so they will flare in some lighting conditions, but this can also help with shadow detail in some circumstances. They certainly have that old fsahioned ' glow '. You could use a high contrast film with them for artistic purposes. I have a few of these old folders including a Zeiss Super Ikonta 531 ( 4.5 X6 ) cm which has a coupled range finder and a Tessar lens. Very fun cameras to use, and you can put them in you jackets pocket. I couldn't do that with my Hasselblads, or Pentax 67 for sure, LOL.

@@lensman5762 I love the sound of a 6x9 folding camera. I do love the ratio of 35 mm and I imagine 6x9 is a very close in terms of aspect ratio but with Medium format quality. Many thanks Tom 🙏

It’s the same with all photography. You measure the light using a light meter, which will be in your camera or a handheld one. Then put the settings into the camera. All the best Tom

Hi Graham I use a dedicated 35 mm scanner for my 35mm work, it’s a plustek 8200. I always get terrible results with a flatbed scanner with 35 mm. You can definitely get excellent results with a dslr if it’s all set up properly. I recently shot Kentmere 100 and was very pleased with the results. I also do like Rollei films. Good luck 🤞

Hi I was just using the in camera meter.