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Hello Can you show us how you edit your pictures from Olympus AF 1? (basically taking the negatives and converting it and then editing part) It will be really helpful Thanks

Thanks for sharing photos. The sound was low. Fortunately, "Stable Volume" CZcams feature was on for use.

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Who do you use to get them developed?

I just got one of these today in mint condition for £40 I love it! Thanks for your review.

I’m thinking about it! Thanks for your insight! Found one on eBay for $50 + $30 shipping 😭

Hey, thanks for the content! I love film photos! Tell me Brother, how do you paint your videos? what LUT are you using? I really like your color correction.

warm up the plastic piece with a hair dryer.thank me later

Great photos and video! Just got my fugee645 and can't wait to see a roll developed! hope to see more videos :D

Been having trouble with the auto focus with mine. Any tips? I don’t hear anything when I hold the shutter button half way down. So half my roll always comes out blurry.

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sooo good!! 🤩 Love from Germany

If I understand, you had both prints and neg scans made by the photo shop? Based on what i saw in this video, the neg scan of your "peace sign selfie" was far superior than the print. Some 5 years ago I had some "lost and found" rolls of 35 (I shot decades ago) neg scanned by a shop. I had a contact sheet printed of all the images, but no individual prints, only scan files. My "thing" then and now is Photoshop perfecting, fixing and repairing pictures shot on negative film, and positive slides, to be viewed on my computer, or device. The reason why I watched your video is because I recently gave my niece this camera (I bought for maybe $7 at an estate sale), and it has become an obsession for her. I want to let her know she isn't alone!

I've only been able to find it on ebay for aroun $70 + $20 shipping from Japan. Worth it?

Hi, Thanks for the info...most useful. I was thinking, instead of 2 stops, could you reduce iso to 400, or is that the same thing? I am a beginner using manual cameras, and am shooting expired film sometimes.

Nice video!

cool video dude, this inspired me to go out and shoot with flash on lol

NICE SCORE!. I am just now getting back into analog photography. When you get your pictures back from being developed is there still a white border around the pictures? The last pictures I took years ago with a 110 Camera had no borders which I thought was weird. I began taking pictures clear back when I was like 13 with cameras from the 1940's and 50's purchased at second hands stores. The one I used most was an Ansco Clipper Camera that took 616 Film. The negatives were the size of a Post Card. The City where I live does not have one single Camera shop.

Welcome to San Jose! Born and raised here! I'm a cinematographer here in Santa Clara, let's shoot and collab sometime!

may i ask what battery do you used? the size hehehe thank youu

Just won an ebay bid, paid 51aud for it, super excited to test this thing out as my first film camera. Absolutely awesome how cheap i got it for considering how much they're going for nowadays.

MASSIVE thanks for this video! Thanks to this fix I managed to save a camera that no repair shop wanted to touch (fungus on this little lens protector). Big up!

this video convinced me. thanks friend

Good stuff, what light meter app do you use ?

Awesome video just got mine

Another banger & You nailed the color

super sick. this has gotta be central california coast.... Love the 70s feel

very soothing bro, loving the aspect ratio choice too!

I know dump question but how do you become your photos digital?

Can We do this on the AF-1 Super ? Great video btw !!

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the camera is easy to open, 1 screw in the battery case, 4 in the corners of the film case. be careful with the two cables and the spring from the film case closure. After removing this screws you have access to the backside of that lens thing and you be cable to clean it from inside.

Hey this is kind of late and idk if you’ll read this but, I scratched the bottom right lens when removing the big one is that a huge issue or am I fine? Idk what that lends is even for.

In my case this was a repair, not a modification. The plastic element was scratched and moldy / cloudy so I had to remove it. I read about this in some threads but your video made me actually attempt it and it worked like a charm. A few things to consider: 1. Slightly warm the front of the camera using a hairdryer in order to soften the glue. Mine was having loads of glue and using this technique allowed me to pull off the sticker without bending it. 2. In my case the plastic lens was really glued in place. I heated it again and pried away the glue using a scalpel. It was quite cumbersome and did not come off easily, but it eventually did. 3. Try to avoid using superglue - it really does not stick too well on the plastic and makes it look more messy. 4. Have a pair of tweezers ready, it makes putting the sticker back really easy. 5. Isopropyl alcohol really helped softening the glue as well. 6. Having a generic electronics repair kit really helps - you have plastic pryers in there that do not scratch the material as bad as a screwdriver does.

WOW! THOSE IMAGES LOOK AMAZING FROM THAT CAMERA!! I HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY OF BUYING ONE LOCALLY FOR $500! AFTER SEEING THIS VIDEO, I THINK I'M GOING TO JUMP ON IT QUICK... BEFORE SOME OTHER FOOL GETS IT! DOPE VIDEO! SUBBED!!!!🤘🏾🤘🏾👊🏾

When in good condition, these are very nice cameras to use and yield outstanding photos. However, they have their kryptonite. It lies in the focus mechanism, where critical parts in the focusing helix are made out of polycarbonate (fancy plastic). As a result, the focus mechanism is very sensitive to being physically damaged if the lens is hit head on, or to a lesser extent, from the side. So, rules for the GS645S: (1) When not taking photos, focus the lens to infinity and remove anything (like filters) from the lens front (lens cap okay). This retracts the lens behind the protective metal ring which surrounds it. (2) Never, ever, load film by placing the camera face down on the lens front. Retract the lens so the camera rests on the protective ring. (3) Never buy a GS645S which exhibits any issue with the focus mechanism, such as sticky operation, a grinding noise, or any lens wobble or looseness. There are two plastic plugs on the side of the lens mount, below the viewfinder. If they are other than smooth, undamaged, and flush with the camera front, reject the camera. (They are soft plugs which cover disassembly screws. Evidence of repairs attempted on the focus mount, which is not repairable.)

Shame you didn't find people at Shark fin cove. Minty find, mate.

@Jubilee Santos, what film do u use for the sample photos in this video?

Cool stuff

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beautiful pictures, beautiful love, beautiful life! Congrats guys

Congratulations! beautiful pictures as well!

I just received one, and have a little issue with the focusing. There is a delay when focusing down to 1m, it's all find going up but takes few slow seconds to go back to 1m... Do you have this issue too? I am looking for some answers online but can't find anything

Anyone else keep accidentally having their finger ruining their photos on this camera because its so awkward to hold?

congrats to the camera dude, nice shots as well!

That nikon f3 is jam beast, wish to have a Film Slr had before man, I miss shooting film. Congrats have a safe fun and taking pictures with it.

Congratulations!

fits go crazyyyyy great vid

Mans looking like a real film photographer

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