Dafuck is that sleeve tho?

Congratulations 👏😊

Did you slide the slider to the brighter side?

Always when people ask (beg) for a like or a subscription I refuse, just like I refuse to buy anything what comes up in these forced commercials. But, this time, I'll make an exception. Thanks for the effort, for this upload. I enjoyed it. I was going for cheap film firstly but step by step I think it's not worth to save $5 for making what you love to make. Or create. However you call it. Summarised; thanks. Ps. You shot this in bright and harsh light conditions. I'm curious of the images you get when you're pushing Porta 400 to 800 on a more cloudy/rainy day. :)

I have this camera. Were those daytime pics taken with flash or just natural light?

Nice colours - I might have to try that film! I own the exact same camera and I’m pretty sure it’s not one of the weather sealed versions. Those are clearly marked as such, and are some of the zoom versions and possibly the 2.8 prime version. In any case, glad yours is ok after the rain and thanks for the video.

Amazing pics. What film do u use?

You have a really good eye (and brain) for making photos, not just taking pictures. Really good composition.

LOVE IT! More please!!!

Can tell it was pretty warm from those magenta hues! Did you use the infinity lock at all during this shoot? The background seems pretty clear in some of those shots.

OMG I’ve been in the market for a point and shoot and heavily considering this model. I’m a huge lomo 800 fan and this video sealed the deal for me! Just pulled the trigger on one - thanks for the great content!

May I know how you managed to digitize the photos? I am interested in buying that camera and I would like to know how to do it before buying it

I didn't know the stylus was weather resistant to that extent. Nice to know.

isit really weatherproof? ıt dont have weatherproof sticker which other mju s have

Nice photos. More polaroid videos please ❤

Hey, Kelsey, I enjoyed the video! I loved the colors, especially of the sky. That beach shot with the blue…walkway?…is sick. Who developed the film? (Sorry if I missed this info in the video.) Subbed!

definetly not buying this camera, but for sure sticking around you channel man!

Excellent work! How far were you stopping down? F8? F11? I love the super in focus look. That’s what has been bothering me about a lot of film photography. Seems like a lot of shallow depth of field and stuff is out of focus that should be in focus. I think your method (at least in my brain) makes the most amount of sense for shooting manual focus with film.

The light leaks and limited controls I find helpful using this camera with the higher contrast and much more grainy Orca film to make abstracted blurry artistic images images that I like, but for sharp images of the world, there are much better cameras, including much better 110 cameras.

I recently received one as a gift. I’m wondering how the slider under the camera lens works? If you happen to know

Beautiful shots!

new to analog photography. Does pushing ISO to 800 mean you set the ISO on your camera to 800 with a 400 ISO Film?

Wow

This is wonderful video man. I got one as a gift and I was hesitant to use it but this made me look forward to using it. Despite the low quality photos, it still looks really cool & I LOVED the double exposure. Thanks man

How would you say the focus holds up on the camera? Is the ‘sonar’ bit a gimmick - or has it helped you get crisp looking images. I have a few other Instax and Polaroid cameras and I unfortunately find myself wasting film cuz some shots aren’t in proper focus

This is the best camera review video I’ve ever seen. I love that you show what you’re shooting. Top notch.

Good colour for 800 iso, the f1 looks good also

Great images bro!

I got mine in 1991 when I was 11 years old. Still works great.

I got mine in 1991 when I was 11 years old. Still works great.

I’m curious, so you stated that you had flash on. What was your exposure set at? I’m guessing in brighter setting with a vintage camera you want less exposure which is common in old film.

can you make how to use focus, more lights allowance and flash without flash tutorial.

Where do you develop your film?

did you have flash on or off?

Such a precious video 💖

I would use FAST Films for LOW LIGHT Photography especially at NIGHT times and not In days times Also you got lots of sun lights in your country so no need for a FAST FILM

Great Video!! Awesome review.. the pictures came out in true Diana fashion that lofi look… I’m new to film format.. but since the 110 film is so small… do the pictures themselves smaller than the standard 35mm? Also are there other cameras that still the 110 format? Thanks!! Hope your having an amazing day!! I just ordered the Diana Instant Square camera and I’m stoked to getting it!!

Are u doing any post on these photos?

Followed you from twitter to youtube. I really do love your shots brother.

Loved this video! The F-1 was the first 35mm I ever purchased. Have you ever used that film stock for portraits? If so, how do you like it?

Nice video! I just bought my own Olympus Infinity Stylus last week. Did you use auto flash mode every time?

We can all agree that we love Ribsy!!! I got some of the film and it's awesome ... like your results ... sorta amazed by the dude who was cagey about you taking photos of his trucks~!~!

3:27 You know what concerns me? Being accosted by somebody hostile by somebody jumping out of the bushes while I'm walking on a public sidewalk.

After ten minutes of video, I'm not sure if he answered the title question. I'll try, with a big NO. It's a cheaply made camera by design. The lens is a three element item which as a technical matter simply cannot put a sharp, aberration and distortion free image on film. Three element lenses were probably last used by Kodak on their cheapest Instamatic cameras in the 1970s, and those were not a wide angle lens which is inherently harder to make well. However, they do meet the needs of their target market. That was folks who wanted a camera in the drawer to take family photos around the Thanksgiving table and snaps of the grandkids at the beach. The end product was a double set of 3x5" prints from the drugstore.Today, it has been hyped into a capable photographic instrument, which is a joke. It is the 1990s equivalent of the old, cheaper Instamatic. Is that a problem for most of its owners? Probably not. Cameras like the Mju/Infinity Stylus are owned today largely by folks who rarely if ever actually put a roll of film through the camera. Rather, they purchase it as a fashion accessory - a bit of alternative jewelry. If 200 videos went on YT next month showing a 1960s Kodak Instamatic 104 and implying that anyone who is cool should have one, the Mjus would pile up in a dumpster over night. (Instamatic 104, 126 format; film not available; takes flashcubes; sold new for $16 list).

This was fun! I'd love to see a similar video of the Minolta 16, that camera has always been so weird but cool to me

how do u charge it

What do you ask for when getting your film scanned? Do you do standard scans or enhanced? Or any custom processing?

Hey I just picked this up I'm a beginner at flim what is the best film start with with this camera ?