thanks, he sure is

Thanks Tim, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

thanks Larry

thanks very much

thanks

Hi Don, I'm glad it's helping to keep you inspired. Thanks for your support.

Thanks Tony

Thank you Filmnut Girl

Great, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

thanks, I'm glad you've been enjoying the videos (and Barney too). I'll maybe have a look at doing something on metering some time next year. Cheers.

Thanks, yes it's that exact scanner and I have all the original film holders.

It's definitely a camera to be used - not a shelf queen!

Will do - someone else recommended that recently

thank you

Thanks Bill, yes, the Portra works well for these conditions. It’s a lovely film.

Hi John, I've never shot with those TLRs but I used the RZs at college years ago and seem to be spending a lot of time on eBay looking at RZs and RBs as a future purchase! The 7 is really nice to use - compact and portable and the quality is excellent. They'll definitely be more coming from this soon. Thanks for watching.

Thanks Joseph, yes it’s a lovely camera. Light, portable and amazing quality.

Pete Matter yes, maybe strap a GoPro on him

Cheers Jeff, it was a good walk. Thanks for watching!

Thank you Charlie, my analogue process stops at film developing at the moment, so I scan and print my images. I print on my Canon Pro10S and some other sizes/print runs go to a lab.

thanks

He sure is, but I'm biased ;-)

Hi Adam, yes that's pretty much it - metering for the shadows and stopping down by 1-2 stops and letting the highlights take care of themselves. I did meter for the sky in the last silhouette shots but I wasn't looking to get detail in the tree. Thanks for watching - I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Hi Alan, yes at the moment I’m getting a lot more enjoyment out of shooting film over digital. I know I could shoot all of this stuff on digital and it would be so much simpler but I enjoy using the film cameras, the different film stocks and going through the analogue process. You get a different look with each film and getting to understand each one’s characteristics and nuances is all part of the learning process. I saw that you bought a 35mm camera recently. I kept hold of my old Canon 35mm scanner and so I use that for 35mm and can scan to quite a good resolution. It’s funny with film cameras. The market plummeted years ago as everyone was selling their gear but now there is certain kit that is going back up in price. I bought the Mamiya about 2 years ago and I think it’s now worth about £500 more than I paid for it then. That would never happen with digital. You only ever lose money on digital cameras and the new models just keep on coming every few months. I’m taking a guess on Steve O’Nions popping up in your notifications? If so, I have that one to enjoy later. Thanks for watching Alan, I really appreciate your comments.

Steve H I’m developing with the Tetenal C41 kit. I still have about a litre to mix so that should keep me going for a few more rolls. I heard that too about Tetenal.

Well, I just saw your past viog on c41, I should have looked. I think Tetenal may not go out of business, maybe some rearranging and it'll get better for them.

Yes, let's hope they can turn it around. I've been using their kits for years.

Great, I think most people tune in for Barney!