New Film Camera - Monthly Favorites

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New Film Camera - Monthly Favorites

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In this video i go through the items which i have been enjoying over the past month in these very strange times including 35mm relater gear and medium format gear
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@Resgerr 4 жыл бұрын

Brick wall looks fine to me very industrial!

@tankthetuba 4 жыл бұрын

Hey Garth, it's Keith Sharples, boater and friend of your folks! Not sure if you'll remember me...it's been a while..but great to see you're into Photography. I'm just getting back into it again after s few years away, and have managed to pick up a few good bargains in the film camera department. One camera I could NEVER be without though, us the Contax 139 quartz... AMAZING piece if kit once you get used to all the features in it..and learn how to combine those features to make it stand in its head. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND you to get yourself one if you don't have one already, or at least look then up.. you'd be amazed that a camera that came out in 1979 (costing even then £1,000 just for the camera body!) has so much going on..!!! Take it easy mate, and hopefully I'll get to see you again when I'm back over your side of the country sometime.

@MurphysFilm 4 жыл бұрын

Alright Keith of corse I remember you long time no speak hope things are well, can't believe you managed to get a Contax there going for dumb money now, take care :D

@Tkius 4 жыл бұрын

keep going man doing good

@PhilKnall 4 жыл бұрын

Good job, had fun watching this. Gotta love that Frankenblad.

@MurphysFilm 4 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks this is only the frankenblad in its first form 😂

@PhilKnall 4 жыл бұрын

My buddy has a Pentax 6x7 modded to take Hasselblad lenses... Nothing surprises me anymore 😂

@theoldcameraguy 4 жыл бұрын

Looks like you got some really nice accessories for your Hasselblad - dig the Kodak shirt, too.

@MurphysFilm 4 жыл бұрын

Yeah it’s gone from a Hasselblad to the frankenblad 😁

@alanstanway6118 4 жыл бұрын

Oh I wish you well learning to spot out dust on prints. It's an art form all on its own. We used to have someone doing this full time in our processing lab. You'll find it rewarding but also highly frustrating!

@MurphysFilm 4 жыл бұрын

the first one worked well using the nuteral black but the second time i tried it, it was very frustrating beginers luck i suppose but it defonitly is an artform in itself

@randallstewart175 4 жыл бұрын

B&W print spotting is something of an art form. There are many books and magazines from the past which discuss materials (of that era) and techniques, one being in the Ansel Adams photo book series. Historically, in the US the major brand was Spotone, which came in several small bottles of dye concentrates. Spotone was supplied with instructions to mix various ratios of different shades to match the color of the paper brand. Not as hard to do as it sounds. Unless you spend all of your time making exhibition prints, a kit like that will last for many years. Current on-line instruction is there, but is minimal, because color eclipsed film photography, which phased out education re spotting, and then digital overtook film, replacing traditional print spotting with Photoshop adjustments.