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These are great! When I reviewed this film, I struggled to get images I liked, but I also shot it under terrible lighting conditions. But these make me want to pick up a couple of rolls and try it again under brighter conditions.

My Kiev is nice but I don't know what model it is.

my street photography avoids people for most part. i dont need anyone chasing me down the boulevard. 🏃💨🏃‍♂️💨

Seems like an interesting film to try out. Thanks for sharing.

Film photography is like a box of candy, you never know …. Nice video, nice photographs. Waiting for the color ….

Hey Aly! I can see why they call it Street Candy. That film looks great. I’ve never tried it. That shot with the guy’s head backwards is awesome! I’m trying to do exactly that, having shots with multiple elements in it. Great to see you getting out there and shooting some street. I’m really enjoying this series.

Hi Aly! I really enjoyed this video. I like that you’re getting “your feet wet” regarding street photography. As always, your videos are always informative and enjoyable. I pray that you and your family are healthy and strong🙏🏻💕

Great images! Love the one of your daughter on the beach! I need to get my hands on the stock to run a review! Maybe next year :)

do the pins that the strap attaches to come off? Im trying to see if I can replace the strap on my Duaflex II

i have been slow to order developer chemicals so i can process film to see if my cameras are good 😢

Which gives the best results out of Delta3200 pulled to 1600iso or HP5 pushed two stops to 1600iso ?

Always glad to see you posting. You and your wife have a beautiful little daughter. That looks like an interesting film. I'll have to give it a try. Will (from Florida's other coast)

Nice shots! I haven’t tried this stock yet, but I like the contrast.

Wonderful video!

Thank you for talking about mental health. I also struggle. ❤

Thank you for all these tutorials!

Great video, you don't seem Italian though I assume you're American

I just cleaned up a similar camera and ran into the same issue as you did on the slider on the side. I gently used pliers to flatten the metal and it slid right out. Conversley once reinstalled, I bent it back. Fairly easy. One note i think you mentioned it controlled the aperture. It does not. The top, larger slider controls which apeture is selected. The sider you and i had trouble with controls whether or not the shutter stays open when actuated.

すみませんリワインドのボタンはどこにありますか？

Thank you for all your videos!

Hello thanks for that video. Please wich camera do you sugest with that adaptator ?

Such a useful video - thank you

...if you cut a flat fresnel-plastic-magnifier and put in on your groundglas, you get a much brighter viewfinder...good luck with this lovely gear...greatings from black forest.

My box camera has the same problem with the front being stuck to the lever on the side (bulb lever). Did you ever figure out how to get it off?

this is super helpful, thanks so much

So cool !🥰

Nice video !

What type of film does the the time zero one step use?

cool. i’d like a medium format too but dont know a reliable source

Can’t see the point in shooting 35mm on a medium format camera, it’s a bit like using a Ferrari just to drive to the shops.

Hi! Thank you for an interesting video. Have you changed bumper on your F3 with two mirrors?

Where can I get the portrait lens? Thank you :)

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You may have mentioned this but which paper stock did you use and was it glossy, matte etc?

I don’t think any of us knows 😅

Not related to the C3, but was wondering if you could help me out. I just picked up an Argus auto flasher and it seems like it uses a cord plugged into the camera. I don’t have the cable though. Would I need a PC sync cable? Like a 2.5 mm? I’m not sure

F2 AS

I feel dumb for thinking it’s the 6th iteration 😅

How difficult was it to develop and sell your own publication? Did you produce a video describing this process? Thanks FW

I’ve been using my Mamiya Six Automat for about a year now and it really is an excellent camera. I read that the lens is a Tessar design which is why it’s so sharp. I really like the focusing wheel on the back, but I will say it’s my first rangefinder and I’m struggling a bit aligning things in the patch. On motionless objects with sharp edges it’s easy to focus, but busy scenes with, for example with lots of small tree branches, I find it difficult. I was also struggling with loading film until I saw your video short. It made such a big difference!

Good overview. I love folding cameras. I have a Wester Autorol (actually two) and a Fujica Super 6. Using them takes me back to a different time and place.

Great video, however, even after pulling out the advance lever, the camera will not come from its box. Do you have anyways to fix this problem?

My Mamiya’s rangefinder is misaligned but I mainly do landscapes so it’s no biggie

I just want to specify so that I don’t have any false info, that ww2 started in 1939 but the US joined in 1941 with the attack on Pearl Harbor. I want to make sure I was clear enough on that in the video.

Beautiful results and excellent review! I've always wanted to review one of the folding Mamiya Sixs! Aren't diaper bags great for carrying all the extra stuff, including basic first aid equipment? Also, from a more historical nerd bit, WW2 started in 1939, and the US entered in 1941 with the bombing of Pearl Harbour.

I was always told the name was pronounced "ma-MY-yah", which, of course, led me to ask why a Mamiya is a camera but a papaya is a fruit. 🙃But I'm far from the expert on this, so if you were told it's pronounced "ma-MEE-yah", then you're probably right, and my joke is old enough for retirement, anyway. As usual, the review is spectacular and engaging. Plus, the photos are fantastic, the camera is cool, Lainie is lookin' adorable and Kelsey, well, she's a keeper! (Patching you up and giving you her version of "Go get 'em, Tiger!" means she knows what you need and she's got your back and she's always there for you. I proposed to my wife when I realized that she was all those things to me, and we're going on 35 years together, so I like to think I know something about this. May you keep each other motivated - and you shooting - forever, and here's wishing you all the very best!)

I've been thinking about one of these lenses for my F and F2 for a while. Like others wrote, your video convinced me to make the purchase. Thank you! Phoenix, AZ

Very cool old Mamiya, Aly. Nice review. I hope you find a minty version.

Great review, thanks.

I wanted a Mamiya but could never find one that seemed to click all my boxes for condition and price. In the end I picked up a very nice Super Fujica-6. The rangefinder is a little hard for me to see but so far I haven't not missed focus