😂🤣👏🏼

They don't really match do they. I see Willem driving a VW Camper in the future.

haha

Lmaooo

Someone used that song in their video and I was like, nope you're not allowed to use it

@@fjalls 😂😂 that’s a willem classic

@@LouderPictures yup

@Mike DroppedYeah! My IG is @loganpalmerfilm

The RB67 has feet? Willem somehow missed that, too... ;)

Same got the first version tho

Stutututtuututuutu

was just about to say

a what

im not suprised

shouldn't have given it away Vuh

Rb king

s/o Vuh 🙏🏿✊🏿

I got an RB with inspiration from you two. Thank you guys for putting me on 🙏🏽❤️

Not a cool as a Nikon ;D

This right here...

Thank you!

@@WillemVerb was about to write the same thing. Also with the rotating back... don't you literally just rotate it? At least that is what I have been doing with mine without pressing any other buttons.

Also useful if you realize you forgot to remove the cap

@@WillemVerb One more tip, if you find the double exposure protection doesn't let you take any more shots after the first frame, it's due to the back and body getting out of sync when you put the back on. Taking a "double exposure" with the cap on should get it back in sync without any further issues.

You’re not alone. Stay strong 😎👊🏼

On another note - it's not possible to double expose the film if you flip the switch to cover the red dot on the film back. I've shot photos on the RB since the start of the year, and the thing that's been bothering me is the light leak exactly like yours @ 3:37 which happens every now and then. I can't seem to identify what might cause that. Do you have any idea (and does this also happen with the RZ) ?

@@AndreLieberher I know someone else with an RB who has that problem too. Film back seals?

I’m happy to see he’s showing off his car first before the camera

not really, its still Jersey

You’ve got to be joking!

@Mike Dropped @noahalfarophotos :)

@Mike Dropped @andrelieberher :)

@omarhollanderph

@devcady

Let’s goooo

Two of mine had 100 exposure 70mm motor-driven backs and the 100-200mm f5.3 zoom lenses! They were mounted on a 280 pound rolling Linhof camera stand with Miller fluid-heads. The stand also had two Elinchrom EL 500 strobes inside a DYI softbox on a DIY retractable boom. Any studio worth their weight in dirt had them as a standard. Never ever looked at a Blad. I wanted that almighty extra 1/4 inch! On location it was the Pentax 67 with the 90mm LS and the 165 LS. Them were the days!

@@Hadrorex Yes those were the days!! That was quite a set up you had !

@@coastalartistlivingonislan8395, I had a lift-gated 4X4 location truck outfitted with an onboard 20 KW inverter/generator, Matthews and Avenvger grip gear, Scrims, dots, flags, etc. For lighting I had ARRI and Elinchrom. I took the studio to clients instead. Walk-in studios were a dead issue. I had a second truck that hauled a 20X40 foot tent and props. I was able make the tent all black, white or anything between. Walk-in studios are still dead here along the Arizona/Mexighanistan border. All ranch clientele on both sides of the line. Their barns and stables are the new studio, LOL! When done I'd park the trucks at the job office where no one ever got close to them. Retired from a Government job after 34 years. Today I shoot for myself only. I'm 65, too old for that shit. Therapy!

I was wondering how the rotation works differently with the RZ. Is there an extra button or switch or something? Because with the RB you just grab and rotate, right?

@@frederikklarname149 in the RB its just simply grab and rotate, but in the RZ there is a small switch on the right side of the camera just above the lever that says M (for multiple exposures) and R (for rotating the back), when set to R, u then can rotate the back and the switch always resets when u press the shutter button.