right to the point: i do appreciate your excellent review 08:20 what is the moderne lens you talk about? (to avoid flare)

what park is this?

Nice photos, looking forward to see more on film!

Haven't seen a lot of real reviews about this. How do you like it?

Nice photos. I love your commentary

Love your channel, keep it up with the great shots.

can you share in what situations you would or would not use flash with this mju camera?

Hi, you made my day because I had Mamiya C330 with the 80mm when I was in photography college (CEGEP Vieux-Montréal) in 1970. But I did not bought a other lens after . Great souvenir !!! I keep the camera 3 years. Great souvenir !!! But now I regret that sold it. Great souvenir !!! Great video...THANKS !!!

I got my first one in 1975.

Great info. Thanks. Do you know if the S waist level finder works on a Mamiya C220?

I really love the video and the story you shared. I really love the camera too. Mr first Zenit was the 12XL; the identical twin of the 122 produced for the Latin American market. I loved that camera so much, I bought the Zenit 122 as well 🥰 These cameras can be operated at subzero temperatures...not too many cameras can do that! 🤗 Awesome cameras that...in spite of their plastic shell...are built like tanks! 🥰

The halatian worked well. I think my favourite was the Cat - just because less cliched than the rest; that is NO reflection on you, I’m not saying your work is ever cliche, just recognising that cinestill t has some fairly distinct use cases, and where you are is not exactly awash with choice… That’s one of the joys of modular cameras tho. If you have the money to dedicate a film back to it, you can always have a specialist night urban film loaded in ready to take the one or two pics at a time when you want it… Thanks again for sharing your work, enjoyable as always.

Beautiful shots!

Jump from 35mm to 645 is pretty large, jump from 645 to 6x9 may not feel as huge but is still signifficant. That being said, I like my GW690 and GSW690: lenses are good and negative size is pretty large. As I rarely shoot wide open, especially with a bit stopped down, plenty sharp. Much more portable and faster to use than my 4x5 that has also it's place when movements are needed. In my headphones the winding sound seems pretty much what my cameras sound, perhaps with a bit of weird metallic sound but that may be due to audio recording or whatever.

Hello, Could you say how long a typical exposure time was with the IR filter? Do you think there is any downside to the TLR with filter? Thanks. Liked the video 👍

Are all C330 cameras the same? Or is it like the Rolleiflex with a half dozen different models?

what chemistry did you use to develop this film?

That is a nice looking piece of equipment! I did consider buying a C330 for a while because of the interchangeable lenses and the bellows focusing but ended up buying the Fujica GL690 rangefinder camera and three lenses instead. One of my lenses, the 100mm f3.5, came with quite a lot of haze inside and had to be sent to an expert repairer to be thoroughly cleaned. The result now, as with the other two lenses (65mm and 180mm), is really superb image quality with no issues about sharpness, colour rendering, flair or chromatic aberration. I would expect the Mamiya lenses to be as equally good as Fuji's, but that does not seem to be the case judging by your images. So my question is whether you have checked your 250mm lens for internal haze or fungus. The best way is to do this is to look through the lens, with the shutter open and the aperture wide open, while shining a very strong white LED light source through it from the other end. That should reveal any such problem very clearly.

How did it hold up?

How many money i must pay for nikon f with meter and 50mm lens that is in so perfect condition please?

nice photos! did you use in-camera film mode for the B&W shots or edit in post?

yeah for one and half hour...in field

For the self timer, the metal poking bit have to be extended long enough for it to trigger the shutter button. Try loosing the middle part of the "barrel" and then turning the tip of the timer until proper length. Then screw back the middle part to set it in place

That’s my 250mm that I just sold on eBay! Small world haha! Love to see it going to good use

Yesssss we have similar toys… The porofinder is disappointing; I also need to get mine adjusted as the mirror is wonky. The paramender is (imho) essential to unlock the magnificent bellows…. The 250mm is great, but needless to say needs a tripod. Look forward to seeing how you use it. Thanks for posting, love it whenever I see you’ve got a new vid up

Nice job, and what a wild look with those new lenses!

Welcome to 1970. But why? A big boat anchor with no automation shooting expensive 120 film. I was there in the 1970's shooting 'Blads. Disco was also hot in the 1970s. Do you really want to go back?

Holy grail portrait lens, the F mount 105/ 2.8. To this day. You want bokeh?

My 1st real camera was a SRT101 in '71. A great camera. But any budding photo journalist lusted for the F. Mowing lawns won't cut it. (Pun). In 2005 I bought one. Silver, mint, 1.2 lens. In heaven. I used it alot, & with darkroom gone, it cost alot. Mainly b/w. Digital doesn't compare in imho.

Excellent video, well done, loved the shots, I only got the 240 myself the other day and so far I’m loving it so much I’m selling my Q2

My copy, doesn't rattle and the aperture ring is snug and positive clicking to the aperture stops. It is quite sharp in the centre wide open with a heavy fall-off as you go out from the centre. Stopping down expands the centre field of focus, reaching optimum at F8. It glows in the highlights when wider than F2.8. It's an enjoyable to use, unpretentious, honest vintage 50mm "cron".

Nice job with the review. I really appreciate that you spoke about the MS optics lenses that influenced this lenses existence. 👍

Tempting for my ZF if they make it for Nikon?

A good example of the Nikkor F1.2 is near half the price of the TTartisan F0.95.

Wise choice! I love my M3, it's my go-to camera.

Love my 90 APO. Use it on M10, M10R, Nikon z6 2 & 7 2. 55 mm Elpro 3 & 4 makes it a nice close focus and easy to carry. #3 area covered is 4x6 inches to 9 x 6 inches. #4 is 9 x6 to 13 x 20. Elpros are 2 element close lenses and were made for Leica R and there is no quality loss like you get with cheap ones.

This is the nicest film camera I have ever seen. I wish they weren't so expensive and hard to find globally. I would love one of these one day. I think FujiFilm should make their next X100VII this small. Ha ha

the 503CW is a waste of money. The floating mirror adds nothing of use and only a source of failure. You can add accessories that are becoming increasingly expensive and harder to find. The later, brighter view screen can be fitted into the 500CM, I put one in mine. They also weren't made in one place, with production instead being farmed out around the world, causing variable quality. I got rid of my 503CW (having purchased it before knowing) this and bought a 500CM after having to get the 503CW serviced/unjammed twice. I bought a 500CM 30 years older and I've not had a single problem with it.

Thanks for the links to other videos as well. I’ve a lot more to learn about mine!

Love the sound of the Hasselblad when it is fired. Not sure just what types of images you make but you can't to far wrong if you add the 150mm Sonnar or the 120mm S-Planar.

I know all about that that itch!

Nice to meet you, I'm Japanese. I own two Nikon F cameras, which are also my father's belongings. I have both eye-level finder and FTN viewfinder, but I think it's better to use a stand-alone exposure meter with the eye-level finder.

Don’t get rid of it, in a lapse of judgement years back I let someone use it for a photo journaling session and never saw it again. I have been heartbroken over this camera. I still miss it.

Where did you get the focal range chart at 3:44? is that from an app? Thank you

I never use Iso I keep mine at iso 100 always you shouldn't use it that much the photo's become grainy

I have a Nikon F with Photomic Ftn meter head with a Nikon Nippon Kogaku 50mm f/1.4 lens, camera body circa late 1971/early 1972; the lens somewhat older than that because it's labeled 'Nippon Kogaku'. Both excellent condition. The meter works fine I had to get a couple of voltage adjusting battery adaptors to use modern equivalent silver oxide batteries. I call my Nikon F the 'Ford vs. Ferrari' camera because the same camera appears early in the film 'Ford vs. Ferrari'. Love using mine it's an iconic piece of photographic history and I get a lot of 'what kind of camera is that?' questions.

Nice shots overall, but would have liked more film photos from your Leica M3. A digital camera is easy to use because a microchip does most of the work vs. focusing & setting your exposure on the Leica M3. London is one of the best places to do street photos because of its older architecture and busy streets. Interesting trip for photos.

Thanks for the review man! It's was really useful

I’m thinking of getting this to use with my M3. Did you use straight out of box, or did you need to calibrate?

Do you know if whether the lens has thorium in it (is therefore radioactive). I want to buy one of these and I had problems with my countries customs, when I tried to import radioactive lenses. I cannot find any trustworthy information on the internet about this and other fuji cameras from that aera.