Hi, it's Rowen, Reilly, and Dad. We watched the episode last night and they were thrilled! The whole time they were worried about another Day#14 and you may have heard some screams of excitement from the east coast, when they saw you pulled out images on the negative. They both have their favorite from the roll. It was quite funny hearing them commenting and critiquing, like they are experts at 9 and 11. Amazing to see the generosity of your viewers and can't wait to see what you do with those rolls.
I've had some damaged frames also with UltaFine extreme. I thought it was from the manufacture too. I chalk it up to cheap film. Overall, I thought it a good film on a budget. Thanks my friend for all your help. Being retired, I can't afford all the film types, and you really fill that gap for me.
You should probably clean the deteriorating rubberized residue off of the grip on the Canon EOS Elan camera Azriel, with paper towel and isopropyl alcoholl.
Those EOS film cameras are still the best deals out there for people who want something affordable but with high quality. Especially for anyone who is a Canon EF shooter. You got a ton of keepers! Looking forward to seeing you shoot all of this film.
P.S. I agree with you on the film probably being damaged by the manufacturer. Rumor has it that Ultrafine is some kind of budget or off run from Ilford, and I would imagine the slightly higher rate of defects on maybe beginnings or ends of rolls is how they score their cheap film.
I think Google's algorithm is watching me. Just got my first EOS film camera today (50E) and Google suggested this video. Nice shots and cool music as usual. Modern Photography ran an article on the Technical Pan once I remember. Let me know if you want a copy.
Oops, I'm sorry to say my memory served me ill here. The story turned out to be on the other slow fine grained Kodak film that was discontinued. Yes Panatomic-X. The story ran in Popular Photography's summer issue of 1973 (called 35-MM Photography, Summer 73) and was written by Bill Pierce. I see one copy of that magazine on ebay now at around $30 but seller won't ship to my country. Maybe he will ship to Canada. Anyway, I forgot that you already used and developed a roll of Technical-Pan very well when you presented the Minolta Maxxum 50. Cheers.
These EOS cameras are easy (and cheap!) way to get into film photography. Bought my EOS 300 couple of years ago 'cause it was sooo cheap. With EF 50mm f1.8 and Ilford FP4+ you must be a real guru to ruin your shots :) And I found one good use for that camera too: When I'm using camera which doesn't have a light meter, I use my EOS for telling me the exposure time
First of all my favorites are: 20:37, 20:50, 21:02, 21:21 and 21:49, also the frames 5,12 and 20 looks promising on the contact sheet. I pased years looking for buy some ultrafine xtreme for bulk loading but sadly no exist a reliable form to get that to México because exist the posibility of can be opened on customs and naturally ruinned. For some reason black and white film is rare and expensive here on México. Color? Sure. Fujicolor C200 and Kodakcolor at 2 dolars piece but even the most simple and generic black and white film 8-10 dollars minimum. Cheers
Great video as always! One question though: what are those signs of under-washing you talked about? Just curious in case I come across some in my own b&w devd negs, then I know how to fix it...
I really liked your shots of the day. It looks like the camera fits you well:-) Do you wipe off water manually before hanging them up for drying? This might cause the damage of the negatives (your proposed cause might be true too).
@@AzrielKnight Hmm. I never ever touch the film until it is dry. I leave it in fotoflo for 2 minutes though. There is always a chance of a little particle scratching the surface.
hey man how are you, i bought this camera off ebay and i took 1 picture in the fully auto mode and when i pressed the button it just took the picture and winded the film. after that when i take pictures i press the shutter button and it just goes dark and i have to press it again in order for the film to wind. what do you think is wrong? i appreciate any insight!
Mine suffered from this syndrome in 2011. I cleaned the blades very gently and slowly with gasoline C, and the camera is still working today in 2024! 🙂 And always very quiet, the big advantage of this camera...
Not really related to the video. But you have a twitter account with a bigger following than your instagram, but you use it almost exclusively to share instagram links. Twitter gives your followers the oportunity to share the things you post. You don't even share your videos over there. I'm just a fan of your work, wanting a more straight forward way to share it with other people.
The kit lens was the 28-80mm mk1, which had a metal bayonet and a ring motor. My wedding was shot on an EIS 100, back in 1995.
Wow, those film donations were amazing! Lovely acts of real generosity.
Hi, it's Rowen, Reilly, and Dad. We watched the episode last night and they were thrilled! The whole time they were worried about another Day#14 and you may have heard some screams of excitement from the east coast, when they saw you pulled out images on the negative. They both have their favorite from the roll. It was quite funny hearing them commenting and critiquing, like they are experts at 9 and 11. Amazing to see the generosity of your viewers and can't wait to see what you do with those rolls.
That's awesome. Glad they enjoyed it :)
Congrats on the film load! Just got my EOS 100, which is why I’m here. This was very useful. I am excited to play around with it.
Good luck, hope it works out!
Love that film haul, your photos looked great.
Thank you!
The background music makes me think of Blade Runner of photos shown.
I've had some damaged frames also with UltaFine extreme. I thought it was from the manufacture too. I chalk it up to cheap film. Overall, I thought it a good film on a budget. Thanks my friend for all your help. Being retired, I can't afford all the film types, and you really fill that gap for me.
Glad I could help John :)
Damn, that load of film. You lucky devil.
I know, it's nut :)
Ooooh, Neopan 1600! Nice!
Love the last two shots from the highlights. Really nice and moody.
Thanks Don!
You should probably clean the deteriorating rubberized residue off of the grip on the Canon EOS Elan camera Azriel, with paper towel and isopropyl alcoholl.
Good idea
Yeh, had same kproblem on my Canon EOS 50e grip, a few treatments of Isopropyl sorted it, it's now nice and smooth not sticky anymore.
Those EOS film cameras are still the best deals out there for people who want something affordable but with high quality. Especially for anyone who is a Canon EF shooter. You got a ton of keepers! Looking forward to seeing you shoot all of this film.
P.S. I agree with you on the film probably being damaged by the manufacturer. Rumor has it that Ultrafine is some kind of budget or off run from Ilford, and I would imagine the slightly higher rate of defects on maybe beginnings or ends of rolls is how they score their cheap film.
Thanks Jamie!
Some pretty cool B&W images in there.
Thanks John!
Great video man just bought me one and some old lenses
Great!!!
Great photos !
Thank you :)
I really like Ultrafine Xtreme 100. It is so versatile and dries very flat.
Agreed!!
What the fog...great shots!
Thank you.
I think Google's algorithm is watching me. Just got my first EOS film camera today (50E) and Google suggested this video. Nice shots and cool music as usual.
Modern Photography ran an article on the Technical Pan once I remember. Let me know if you want a copy.
A copy of the magazine? Sure. Hit me up on Instagram!
@@AzrielKnight a copy of the article.
Oops, I'm sorry to say my memory served me ill here. The story turned out to be on the other slow fine grained Kodak film that was discontinued. Yes Panatomic-X.
The story ran in Popular Photography's summer issue of 1973 (called 35-MM Photography, Summer 73) and was written by Bill Pierce.
I see one copy of that magazine on ebay now at around $30 but seller won't ship to my country. Maybe he will ship to Canada.
Anyway, I forgot that you already used and developed a roll of Technical-Pan very well when you presented the Minolta Maxxum 50.
Cheers.
These EOS cameras are easy (and cheap!) way to get into film photography. Bought my EOS 300 couple of years ago 'cause it was sooo cheap. With EF 50mm f1.8 and Ilford FP4+ you must be a real guru to ruin your shots :)
And I found one good use for that camera too: When I'm using camera which doesn't have a light meter, I use my EOS for telling me the exposure time
I agree. Thanks for the comment Jari!
First of all my favorites are: 20:37, 20:50, 21:02, 21:21 and 21:49, also the frames 5,12 and 20 looks promising on the contact sheet.
I pased years looking for buy some ultrafine xtreme for bulk loading but sadly no exist a reliable form to get that to México because exist the posibility of can be opened on customs and naturally ruinned. For some reason black and white film is rare and expensive here on México. Color? Sure. Fujicolor C200 and Kodakcolor at 2 dolars piece but even the most simple and generic black and white film 8-10 dollars minimum.
Cheers
I know it would be expensive but if you used a service like FedEx you may have better luck?
Oh my God that film is so nice (Fuji 400 NPH).
Yeah can't wait to try it.
Great video as always! One question though: what are those signs of under-washing you talked about? Just curious in case I come across some in my own b&w devd negs, then I know how to fix it...
Any EF lens and Eos film cameta combination it good it he user that makes it better
I really liked your shots of the day. It looks like the camera fits you well:-) Do you wipe off water manually before hanging them up for drying? This might cause the damage of the negatives (your proposed cause might be true too).
I do a squeegee with my fingers while the film is still submerged in photoflo
@@AzrielKnight Hmm. I never ever touch the film until it is dry. I leave it in fotoflo for 2 minutes though. There is always a chance of a little particle scratching the surface.
EliteChrome!!
I wonder if the damage is from dust or sand on the flyer of the roll?
Great shots.
that one scratch looks pretty deep and jagged....who knows.
@@AzrielKnight it's the film goblins.
What battery does it use?
17:15 - time for a freezer donation?
lol, maybe. I was thinking of getting a small one. I do have a deep freeze but that might be overkill?
hey man how are you, i bought this camera off ebay and i took 1 picture in the fully auto mode and when i pressed the button it just took the picture and winded the film. after that when i take pictures i press the shutter button and it just goes dark and i have to press it again in order for the film to wind. what do you think is wrong? i appreciate any insight!
Hey Andres. Hard to tell without me there but maybe it's on multi exposure mode?
@@AzrielKnight I will definitely check that out, thank you Azriel I appreciate the response!
I hope your camera doesn't suffer from the sticky shutter syndrome v
At least until I sell it ;)
Mine suffered from this syndrome in 2011. I cleaned the blades very gently and slowly with gasoline C, and the camera is still working today in 2024! 🙂
And always very quiet, the big advantage of this camera...
Not really related to the video. But you have a twitter account with a bigger following than your instagram, but you use it almost exclusively to share instagram links. Twitter gives your followers the oportunity to share the things you post. You don't even share your videos over there. I'm just a fan of your work, wanting a more straight forward way to share it with other people.
Thanks for the tip. The reason I start with Instagram is because I have way more interaction on there. But maybe I'll experiment?
Nope, it's just too painful watching all that free film. To quote the song, them that's got shall get. To quote another song, I'm just a jealous guy.
lol, sorry Dank :)