Nice shirt

That intro is all too relatable 😂

Lovely... especially the part where you show human connection with your partner

Bryan Burks I really enjoy your content man. Very inspiring. It’s not flashy or showy or fake. It’s real and you give a little insight to the good time you and your gf have. At the end of the day, it’s about having a good time and not necessarily getting the perfect shot

Man, I did NOT buy a ticket for this feels train. Gorgeous shots. Good music choice. Great stuff man.

Kinda love those underexposed portra 800 shoots. Very nostalgic x very analog feeling

The portrait at 9:20 was incredible. Great video and photos, thank you!

6x7 film is a thing of magic

Another incredible video. Well done.

Your intro was truly how we all feel when trying to make our intros! Great images! I wish I still had my Pentax6X7 but it just stopped working after owning it for 3 plus years!

good stuff , a realistic trip with a film camera , some great shot , some ruined shots , some learning and some frustrations ... :D . we all have these trips ....ps very nice choice of music , sets a nice mood ..

I really love the scene at 10:56, that is so sweet! 🥰

love the overall vibe of the video. I found your channel while I was looking for new content for my film channel as well. your videos are very inspirational and I will go out and shoot tomorrow!!

Nice edit man... it's pretty obvious that tris trip meant a lot to you and you handled this video with care.

Great video all together man! Really enjoying these!

If you follow Willem Verbeeck's channel the way he loads his 120 is so consistent. He loads away from his body, not across his body, brilliant. As for the shots, don't be so hard on yourself , many of the images are classic. The shots of your girlfriend and shots towards the last half of the video are really nice. Oh and dancing on the beach is always good! :-)

Hell yeah. Tons of great shots here. Well done dude!

Love the intro. feel like thats me every time. Bravo man.

I've been shooting with the 6x7 for many years and I found the best way to load film is to sit down and squeeze the camera between your legs while loading.

I really enjoyed this video sir! It looks like you and your girl had a memorable time. Thanks for sharing. I find it easier for me to load my 67 when I make sure the take up spool hole is pointed straight up. If the take up spool hole isn’t pointed straight up wind a few times until it is before loading. I insert the film all the way to the crease and then press the film holding it on the take up spool hole while i slowly wind to the start line. Your pictures still look great even with the light leaks!

good stuff my man

That shot at 10:32 is award winning,

some beautiful shots!

I'm using 67 too. But totally different from me lol. Nice video and nice shots 👍🏻👍🏻

Love it!

love that lily pad shot. also that shot of Emma on the couch kinda reminds me of alec soth's work!

Love the video brother!

First 30 sec is me preparing to say “present” on my online class

Shot on 9.20 is so sweet. Cheers

That sharpness though. Ooof.

Bunch of cuties at the end.

said this on another channel, b role on trips has to be on super 8 ... and thats compulsary for film shooters !!! :D

The intro kept here 😁😁😂😂😂😂😂

might try gaff taping over the door seals as a temp fix on the Pentax

Hey my guy, just found your channel and loving it. What did you use to film the Broll footage in colorado? Lovely colors and exposure

get yourself a neck strap and use the two side strap lugs. it'll help with loading the film. all you have to do is flip the camera around and flip open the door. just a fyi. also, the strap for the Mamiya RZ would work perfectly.

Oh yes, I get that intro!

I tried liking the video 3 times

I was so confused by the intro... felt like I was lost somewhere in the video 😂 I get the struggle, but don't stress it..

Hey , beautiful color photos. Were those landscapes taken with the 55mm f4? 45mm ?

What’s the music you used Bryan? I love the look you get with the 67.

Really nice video, you’ve got a great eye for your compositions

I have to ask - where is that lake in Colorado? I am planning on moving that direction in the new year but I grew up around water and sailing and must know where that is!

I would question the issue being Pentax 67 light meters in general. I shoot slide film with the built in meter on mine all the time with no issues (adjusting up or down as needed for challenging/unbalanced scenes of course). Seems more likely that if you adjusted for images with a dark or light balance that it is YOUR Pentax light meter. Perhaps you might want to look into a CLA if you intend on using your meter. LeZot's used to work on Pentax. Not sure any more. Looks like it was a nice trip.

If i was loading Film into my Pentax 67 i try to sit down on the ground or a stone or something like that and put the lens between my legs! Now the Camera is fixed an i can load film with both Hands. Maybe its helpfull for you?! Thank you for another awesome Video! I really enjoy it and like your stuff as well! Cheers from Germany🤘🏻

That Pentax lens is sweet! The shot at 7:34 was at the min. 1m focusing distance?

Love your videos. Where did you get the right hand grip? Did it come with the Pentax or did you buy it separately?

Hey I hope this isn't the dumbest question ever, but why did the sprocket scans have white semi-circles clipped form the edges? Is there some sort of personal info stored on the negs? Cheers.

Were you shooting the Portra 400 wide open or had to use the 160?

Don't beat yourself up over the blown photographs. You could have bought a centre spot filter and got a similar effect. I thought they looked beautiful!

Looks like the film advance is slipping. Either the clutch is bad or the filmholder is to tight. You should check that out. /T p.s Nice video and shots. d.s

What lens did you use on this trip?

8:20 I noticed I’ll get all 10 shots when I load it by holding down the tip of the film and slowly advancing the film. When I don’t I get like 7 for some reason.

Nice! Just out of curiosity, anyone here who has ever used the extension tubes on the Pentax 67?

Now you know why older photographers in mid 80's looked with contempt at camera manufacturers who was pushing plastic as a main build material for cameras instead of metal. I was a kid at the time and didn't care. Until I broke the camera for the first time. Which was of course made of plastic. Since than I despise plastic cameras. Since mid 2000's manufacturers are finally using metal agin, at least for mid and high end models. Let's see how long all those electronics inside will last...

The light leak on the shot at 8:39 is kind of super nice, look like it is surrounding your gf

2:37 you have massive judder in your panning.