Big props for the music during these videos. It fills the space perfectly, it's upbeat without being too noisy. Great music selection (and video work)!

That goose picture was really good.

I used to have a Mamiya C3, the first generation of this delicious camera. I sold it, but missed it so much I ended up buying a C330 to replace it. They are awesome. Quiet and unobtrusive, great glass, bellows focus, and a conversation starter. And the moving parallax line is just plain genius. Love your "Shoot Film" series!

Great shots man, would love to try a TLR out one day

Dude, watching your Shoot Film videos has some kind of a therapeutic effect for me.

Your best pics yet.

I loved mine, but when I was passed over for two jobs because my equipment wasn't "professional", I sold it and all of the other lenses and accessories and several other camera ,i including an Alpa 10, and bought an RB67 with 3 lenses. 32 years in the studio, the RB more than paid for itself, but the C330 was a lot more fun than a lot of the subsequent cameras I vae owned.BTW, the Mamiya paramender is a cure for parallax issues. as alwqys, a great vid! Thanks!.

La Mamiya C330 es una extraordinaria cámara, yo la tuve y ahora me arrepie- nto de haberla cambiado por otra, pero siempre estoy igual, tengo tantas que a veces se me va la olla con el trueque y demás historias ! La volveré a tener y esta vez...

Photo taken of the goose is phenomenal.

Can I just say that I am loving the drum music to these recent videos... interesting and yet, not distracting. it's a perfect marriage to your videos, keep it in!! Love the channel

The goose picture is class!

Awesome episode. Can't believe that was your first TLR experience. You got great results. My first time wasn't as successful :)

As always great photos and great music.

Loved this video so much it has haunted me the last few weeks, I'll explain. After wanting a medium format camera for a while I saw this video and like the look of this camera and the images it can produce I went out and purchased this one thanks again. Very well made episode

What a beautiful camera!

These shots are BREATHTAKING.

The parallax line also shows you the exposure compensation to allow for loss of light with the bellows extended

in this day and age when most people have a big DSLR up at their face ,using a camera like this gives a totally different impression to any human subject you might be photographing, it would seem less aggressive as you are not hiding behind the camera, you are looking down into the viewfinder then up at the subject, I think people feel less scrutinised when you use this type of camera. I took one of these cameras to New York a few years ago and the camera was an ice breaking talking point, the antiquity of it and unusual appearance made it very easy to approach people and ask to take their photo, many people enjoyed the fact that they were being photographed by an antique camera and were curious. Just remember that if you are taking portraits of people and you want them looking directly into camera you have to keep reminding them to look directly into the lens as people have a natural tendency to look at you and in the photo their eye line looks like they are looking up rather than straight ahead. Its a great format and I learned photography as a student with this camera 35 years ago, In my career as a pro photographer I've used Rz67, Hasselblad and Pentax 67 film cameras, the only medium format film camera I have kept is the Mamiya Twin Lens C330, it is my favourite of them all.

Cada dia disfruto mas de esta serie.. excelentes fotos...

Little did Ed know that he would shoot 30 Rolls in 30 Days with the C330...

Thats gonna be my Chrismas present to myself

The pictures came out amazing ! Such an interesting camera !

I love your videos, Eduardo. And Rodrigo Recabarren is a genius. Thanks for sharing.

The Mamiya C series is just an awesome system. I have a C220 and the 55mm, 80mm and Super 180mm lenses. The only thing I miss is having the parallax indicator of the C330. It has completely changed my way of shooting. A TLR with interchangeable lenses and macro capability... sweet :) People are coming up to me, asking about the camera, we chat and I take their picture sometimes. It makes for a great street camera in that regard. I've seen all your other videos in the series and I have to say you have a great eye, Eduardo! Kinda jealous :) Keep up the good work and keep these videos coming.

Stunning results, very sharp lens, can't wait for the next episode.

beautiful pictures, beautiful camera. Thank you for this great episode!

Oh man you making me want to buy a Mamiya C330 now! hehe... but I think I'll stick with my Rolleiflex for now. Another great video!

Eduardo - great shots - this camera suits you!

Most of the time when I watch a medium format film camera review, the reviewer will take some of the most lifeless, basic snapshots. Most of these were much, much better. Kudos!

Great video - like your format (showing each shot). I love my C3 and it has given me years of great service.

I already have a TLR that I don't get around to using often enough, but if I'm ever in the market for one again, the C330 looks amazing!

So cool to see the pictures! They turned out super lovely :D

a gearhead that can actually take a compelling photograph. rarely seen on youtube.

Great camera, great video Eduardo! Thanks for all of them.

The M330 is a great camera. The bellows allow you to get close. I have a Mamiya RB67. If you were to buy a Mamiya you might like RB67 a little better. It shoots a larger image the only draw back is you only get 10 shots per roll.

You are really good for the first time with this camera. I love the compositions. Bravo

The C330 is a beautiful machine! Great video, as always. Keep up the great work.

This is awesome... It's actually the camera I am looking for my next purchase. Thanks for making this vid. I really enjoy the Shoot Film/Digital series that you have put out.

Will you ever guys take a second to explain the settings you were shooting at? These are fully manual TLR, but for some reason you think that how or why you decide the settings for every shot is not important for us. Wel,, it is. And it´s one of the most important things when using these cameras.-

great video, I had the 330f 55mm to 180mm lenses all great 180 was king for portraits.

from 2016 to 2020, I'm here again.

Hand held even. Great job.

please keep the music!!!

Great video as always. I wish I could put my TLR to such good use! Inspired me to go out and shoot. Here's a suggestion - you could pick up a folding 6x6, like the Zeiss Ikon Tessar, for very little and have great results. Would love to see the way you use it. Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences!

Que buenas fotos! Me impresiona la libertad que te da la gente para fotografiarlos. Buenos videos! Tienes un gran talento

Great shots! Fun to watch

Street photography with a heavy TLR! Nice work dude.

Great video! Thanks for taking the time to make it.

Another cool video. Looks like you came away with some nice photos considering it's the first time using this particular camera. Sure makes me want to get one if considering a medium format film camera.

great stuff

The charm of medium format!

Hi Eduardo, love your videos ! Great pictures too.

fantastic

Amazing as it is I have only shot color film with my Mamiya C220! Do get a strap for it!

Ed I used to use one of those. A good short neck strap helps.

I used the Kodak Tri-X untill the Kodak Tmax came, the Tmax are much better than the Tri-X, I shot the Tmax (and Tri-X) at 200 ASA/ISO, used a thinner devoloper and agitated where gently a few times each half minutte, the devioloping time was about two and a alf time longer because of the thinner devolper, it gave much finer grain and a larger/wider greyscala, fine details in both highligt and shadoes but still with plenty of contrast, so together with Ilford Multigrade paper this was the best enlargement prints you could get ;)

so much talent!!

You should totally shoot with a Nikon F3. Either that or an L35 AF point and shoot!

This is your best one so far!! i recently bought the mamiya nc1000 at a flea market but i couldn't figure it out quite jet...but i just teat it out now^^

are you metering with your phone?

Nice pics..great camera!

you left out that it interchangeable lenses...

fabuloso

While the Mamiya C330 is a great camera with inter-changeable lenses the Yashicamat 124G is a much better and cheaper option if you want to get a TLR.

the one of the goose ate 5:40 is killer!

esas mamiyas son adictivas, para mi el mejor punto es el enfoque, lo rápida que son y la distancia mínima, aunque usé la c220 un tiempo (me la prestaron) quedé enamorado de ese sistema :D buen video, saludos!!

At times it seems your TLR has twice the magic. Like the low angle shots. At other times, twice the size. Mamiya TLR cams are very high quality.

Very nice aesthetic

You did really good with this camera!

Having owned a Rollei TLR and now the C330 I much prefer the C330. It really is a great camera.

great!

What’s up with the Lenin youth pin

this is the video that sold me on the c330

why does the camera have two lenses?

Ola...I really appreciate these vlogs on such a wonderful camera, which I have used 30 years ago and now on my list to use again. Please tell, who are the musicians for the music? Be well amigo. Pedro Pete.

Nice Photos! You were definitely scared for no reason. ;)

best videos...easy and i like seeing the results as we go....change the music...lets go with some chilled house.... :-)

Hey man, been digging these, you should do one with an Olympus xa. Or one of the xa's. I have a the 4th one, it's a pretty killer p&s!

Me sumo a un comentario de mas abajo, me gustan y me motivan tus videos Eduardo. Felicitaciones y gran trabajo. Desde Chile / Santiago / Providencia

Me has hecho plantearme comprar una TLR... ¿Haz utilizado alguna vez una cámara de 110mm? y si bien estoy de acuerdo con que para hacer un análisis de algún film debes usarlo mucho, podrías hacer alguna mmm review sobre los que si has usado extensamente como elos Hilford o Kodak Tri-X? infinitas gracias por tus videos, no sabes lo mucho que me inspiran y me motivan para seguir adelante en la fotografía

Hi, sincerely I don't understand the sense of this camera. Bellows has a very slow focusing method. Yes.. you can shot macro photo but.. I think the advantage of the TLR is the fast focusing. Nice camera.. but I prefer the Zeiss Ikoflex or other classic TLR cameras. What's your opinion?

The real problem you seem to have is focus. Didn't see a single shot where you nailed it. It's not easy (and yes I've owned a C330) which is why you need to take your time and preferably use a tripod.

what lens did you have on that bad boy?

Hey Eduardo. Nice video again. Keep up the good work! What did you enjoy the most, shooting with the Mamiya c330 TLR or the Hassy 500c some time ago? Thanks

Hi Ed, I see that you were metering with your phone, what app are you using? Did you push the film or not? Thanks! Great pictures from a first time TLR user!

Tbh i am still feeling a bit creepy to be shooting strangers/ or to be shot as a stranger

Hey Eduardo, beautiful shots, were you using your phone to meter? If so which app do you use? :)

Love ur videos keep posting

El vídeo es fantástico pero eso de medir la luz con el celular, que quieres que te diga ! le hace un flaco favor a la fotogra- fía analógica ! No sería mejor y mucho más didáctico emplear un fotómetro y de paso enseñar a medir la luz ? Por e- jemplo el Lunasix 3 S, que por cierto queda de maravilla con esta extrsordi- María cámara, aunque como acceso- Río hay un fotómetro : el porroflex , y mide en spot ( 1° ) De todas maneras todos los videos de Eduardo me pa- recen magníficos.

Nice camera, owned one a while back. It deserves a tripod. They're cheap as hell too!

Grande!

Do you have any suggestions for podcasts that talk about film photography or art even? Thanks in advance.

Make some more vids

could Rodrigo take a break, please?)))

Mamiya 645 Pro!!!! Or any 645!!!!!

Que app usas para medir la luz? Pasarías el link para IOS

Vivian Mayer feelings

Cool pin, nice to see a comrade ! :D

*TLR

Does it have a light meter built in? Does it tells you when you have the correct exposure? I know this video is old but if someone knows please tell me