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Thanks so much! And no I don’t, I have it developed and scanned at a lab local to me. I do want to try and develop some one day, but I also don’t trust myself to not ruin the roll!

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Gracias! Pensaba eso también. Aunque las fotos no salieron como quería, todavía me gustan y esta película es muy único.

Hi Jack, thanks for the comment! I got the poster from a gift shop at an art museum in Utah actually! I’m not sure where they sourced it from unfortunately. And ultramax is very fun, I will definitely be shooting another roll sometime!

I agree! Thanks for watching the video!

Thank you! It really does well with green. Definitely worth it!

Yes you should! It’s always worth trying new film! Thanks for clicking on my video :)

That would be super interesting, would love to see a few different film stocks with higher ISO’s

Maybe try pushing for 200, and see how that looks

@@blanked3 That's a great idea. You might even set your ASA/ISO for 400 and see what happens.

@@ShadesOClarity Perhaps

Thank you so much! I appreciate it :)

Me too! I glad I went with Ektar.

Thanks so much!

I appreciate that :)

Thank you!

Hey thanks for the comment! And that’s one of the joys or frustrations about film haha! I’ve had many rolls where I didn’t shoot and expose them correctly as well. As much as it sucks to not get good images, it’s almost a motivation to get back out there and try it again. Hopefully you go shoot that Ektar and get some good results! It definitely favors bright scenes and lots of green!

That’s good to know! Thanks!

Hey thanks for the reply! That makes a lot of sense. I had a feeling that the snowy scenes might have been throwing my meter off. Glad to hear there is a reason for the dark images and now I know for the next roll I shoot. Thanks so much! And I appreciate you watching my video!

That’s good to know! I think most the pictures overexposed look great. Will have to try it and see if there are other films that would benefit from it. Thanks for the comment!

Thanks for the comment! I’ve come to understand that whole process a little better after your comment and a previous one! I watched a few videos prior and I think they just confused me more than cleared things up, so thanks for making it more simple! I’m glad that my mistake actually added to the look of the film and didn’t ruin it. Definitely want to try actually messing around with pushing and pulling now that I understand it a little better. Thanks for the help and for watching the video!

@@suchaphotoguy Hi there, i would like to add that if it is ok to over-expose color film without adjusting developing time (as you just did) the same cannot be said about B&W film, if you over-exposed your HP5 by one stop, it might be wise to actually "pull it" when developing the film. This process actually helps with reducing the contrast of the film and some people do it on purpose to make sure they get plenty of information in both highlights and shadows when faced with very contrasty light/subjects. Hope that was helpful, keep on shooting !

Hey, thanks so much for the advice! I didn’t know that, but it makes sense. I’m excited to try all this out now that I understand things a little better. Thanks for the help and for clicking on the video!

Oh man I had it all backwards! Thanks for the info. I feel like I’ve seen so many videos and it’s never laid out that clear. Thanks for the clarification! Glad that my little mistake still resulted with ok imagines. Thanks for the info and for clicking on the video!

Thank you! I’m looking forward to doing it intentionally next time :)

Thank you Noah for your comment! I am falling in love with Kodak Gold, but want to try other film stocks. Someone else recommended Ektar to me, I hope to try that soon. Please do make a video, I love watching film photography videos and so making my own was a blast. I recommend it! Feel free to let me know when you get yours all put together and uploaded. Would love to check it out :)

Thank you so much!

Hey! Thanks so much for commenting and for your advice. I’m glad to get a viewers perspective on things! I’ll definitely make sure to work on building anticipation like you said. More videos to come!

Thank you!

Thanks for your comment! Ektar has been on my radar for sure. I’ll have to see if my local film shop has some, I’d love to try it out!

Thanks so much for your comment. I’m glad I could bring back some memories! Vermont is on my bucket list for sure, I hear fall is magical there.

@@suchaphotoguy it is! but you gotta time it right, sometimes peak colors are in late September.

Good to know! Fall seemed to hit a little early here in Utah as well. Hopefully one day it all works out :)

Thank you Nathan! I appreciate it.

Thank you!

Thank you so much! I love going up there throughout the year, but fall is definitely the best time!

Anthony, thank you so much for your kind words! I plan to keep shooting film so should have another video out soon!

That was my first reaction to seeing these cars in person! Photos don’t do them justice. Many of them belong to @supercar_ron

Thank you!

Thank you! I appreciate it :)

Hey Matt, thanks for the comment! I had a local lab do it. I think I may try a different one, I wasn’t super impressed. They developed and scanned it for me. As this was my first film roll, I have a lot to learn, so thanks for the advice! I used an app to meter as my battery died in my Nikon. Looking forward to shooting more!

Thank you Tom!

Glad you agree Anthony! Thanks for the comment!

Thanks for the comment Aiden! SLC is an awesome place to shoot. It would be super cool to do some kind of photo walk!

Hey Fernando! I was surprised too. Having never used the camera before and not knowing whether it worked, I was happy to see each film slide come out looking ok! Thanks for the comment and you should check out my other film video! Have a good day!

Thanks Hugo! I think they turned out decent for my first roll! Hoping to get back out there and shoot some more! Thanks for the comment!

@@suchaphotoguy Absolutely!

Hey Michael! Thanks for the comment. The cameras I have were given to me by my grandfather, whose father owned that. I love experiencing film and thinking back to what it must've been like when it was one of the only ways to capture images. I look forward to shooting more! Thanks for the advice.

Thanks bruddah dap me up one time

Thanks!

It will be indeed

I have used this lens for everything. I wouldn't say it's super wide, defiantly not a wide angle lens, but it is defiantly wide enough to capture landscapes. I have shot a lot of them and was always happy with the picture. Because this lens specifically is for a crop sensor camera, it means the actual focal length is 37.5mm. So again, not super wide, but defiantly works well for anything you throw at it!