Overwhelmingly, every Pentax 67 video references its weight, and while it is not a 'light' camera, I am 5'5" and weigh about 175lbs, and I can carry it around all day and it doesn't bother me. The thing that DOES bother me about, and which is not often mentioned, is the dim viewfinder, and I have excellent eyesight. I find that anything less than a very bright day, results in an inordinate amount of time making sure I think the shot will be in focus. About 30 years ago, a couple of companies, (Beattie and Maxwell) did make focusing screens which allegedly brightened the viewfinder by about 1 to 3 stops, however, I have never been able to locate one, and I'm sure they're pricey. Love the camera and the 67 lens lineup, however, if you like to shoot in low light, it's probably not the best choice.

Kodak invented the format, so Fuji was not first.

I still got that first edition harmon Phoenix in my glove box 😂

oh hell yeah

mainly my limited edition Polaroid film i hoard in my fridge !

For the record I'm always asking for a video.

thank you beer fridge in the basement next to the dehumidifier for keeping my film nice and safe

I just started putting my film in the fridge and once a week I’ll go “umm where is all my film??” And panic, and then I’ll open the fridge for something unrelated and remember, lol.

expired slide film holds up so much better than expired color film. I shot a roll of slide film from 1982 that was fine. Shoot the provia at 100, or 80 if you wanna feel like you're doing something, and it will be just fine. 100% will work perfectly fine.

Is it working correctly?

This episode is ALL chaos!

Thanks for sharing

I need me that Honda film...it'll last forever

Mitsubishi film ehh..wonder if therea a Subaru film out there..lol. I love having variety of films, so my fridge has odd ball (to me) stuff ..but sadly getiing through my superia rather fast too. I recommend putting film in ziploc style bags to further prevent moisture from becoming a porblem. 🎉

Amazing video dude, thanks for the inspiration!! :)

Prob the best video I’ve watched on the Pentax 67. Subscribed! I own a Pentax 67ii and it’s my baby. Had it for almost 2 years now and it is always a pleasure to use! Look forward to more content on it from you. 😊

Thanks for making this!

How did you submit ?

Preach my friend. Great content thank you !! My fav 35mm prints are the randoms of my fam where they're not looking at the lens, and sometimes just out of frame. Printed and hung they are fab. You've inspired me to showcase some for sure. Who cares if they suck ;0-)

Great video! Consider grabbing a dark bag(if you don’t have one) along with a 35mm adapter. You can shoot some nice panoramic-style shots. It’s especially nice if you can pair it with a wide lens.

I just got this camera like a month ago now too! Subbing to follow a fellow new pentax 67 user! I have the 200mm, 150mm, and 135mm. I want the 55mm lens and possibly the 2x Tele convertor. Love it bro!

Hey :3 I think I saw a snippet of Paul's Photo. Howdy, neighbor!

Prints always been underated- Thanks for the vid.

Bought one three years ago for my Ukranian cameras and loved its simplicity and design as an engineer, the two cold shoe screws came undone and can’t find the plate, so bought another one, very well made and love it on my vintage cameras and Nikon F2 and all of my other old film cameras

I’m in the middle of printing a big series I shot months ago. I haven’t printed hardly anything since IPhones came along and it’s a VERY different experience. Shots I thought were great onscreen have needed a lot of work to print well. I can see now a photo really isn’t finished until it’s printed. It’s a great satisfaction seeing them all come together up on my wall. That in itself is different; seeing my photos more than one at a time!

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Eyyy say it again for those on the back! Fantastic vid :)

Awesome video and I definitely need to start doing this thank you!

i have not seen a canon photura since i was 6 years old thank u for that rush of nostalgia.. im ordering one tomorrow

Great and sincere message, glad you did it! Totally inspired 🎉

Love this!

Printing my photos was the thing that gave me the motivation to submit my work to local art shows and stuff and I even won an award doing so.

Amazing video! Super glad you printed your work will, such a beautiful image and it truly is a beautiful experience holding your art in your hands instead of seeing it on a screen

Sorry, what's cheap about these stocks? For $18, I might as well just keep buying Portra 800?

Peu importe le climat, faire ses photos avec chaque film, comme si c'était un seul, et pour finir, avec un développement normal, et pareil pour le tirage après l'agrandisseur, et pour finir, voir la pellicule qui accepte les écarts de lumière, voir les dominantes, et les couleurs, comme cela par la suite si vous prenez une pellicule peu importe la marque, vous connaitrez la pellicule et ainsi fini avec les erreurs de non connaissance du film dans votre boitier photo.

Great video. I just liked and subscribed!

Great video and can concur, once you get that camera you have been hunting, especially one with such a great shutter sound as the Pentax 67 it is one of the most satisfying feelings ever. I picked one up and immediately had to send it off to CLA, while I was waiting somehow I ended up with another, they're that addicting! Love the shots, truly put that new camera through its paces.

You make want to pick up a 6x7! At least your wanderings didn’t land you at Vandenberg!😹

I shoot in a 6x9 😏

How does the 67 compare to the new 17? Which would you reccomend? Subbed! I hated the new 17 as soon as I received my review copy. So I blasted it in my review! It is weird how nobody has made a vid about the 67! lol I'm jealous. I almost pulled the trigger on it once, but backed out and talked myself down from the ledge. I want one to do sprocket panos with. Love your breakdown. Educational without being monotone! Happy Snapping!

I'm 30 seconds into the video. I don't shoot film, but this channel is gonna be big. Look out, Bad Flashes... here comes "Steps and Stones" 😁

this channel is gold

well aren't you a sight for sore eyes.

Very nice! Congrats man! 🎉

❤ finally found you on KZfaq 😅

Great video, great vibes. Excited for the next adventure.

Before digital cameras, I had a Hasselblad which I loved. But, I also wanted a Pentax 67 which I never bought. These days it would be too heavy. But, I'd love to have one on a shelf.

Hello. Great video. I noticed that you have a small light meter on the smaller SLR. Are you using that meter to assist with your settings on the Pentax 67? If so, how do you think the reliability of the light meter is working based on your results?

I have a question. I have the 105, 55 and 75 all SMC pentax. For some reason, with the 105 and the 75, when I stop down the aperture in manual mode, it also stops down the lens. So if my lens is at 22, I can't even see what I'm trying to get in focus because it's too dark. The only lens that doesn't stop down is the 55 - I can see a bright screen at all apertures. Do you know why this happens to the 105 and 75 but not the 55? i have to focus wide open and then fix my fstop its pretty annoying. Do you have this issue or is my copy defective? the viewfinder is only bright in all apertures if i ahve the lens in automatic mode once i switch to anything lower than f11 i basically cant see anything in the viewfinder its wayyy too dark.