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I have started to print photos much more. I bought a little bit over a week ago a new camera (well, 10 year old camera but for me a new one, even I have much newer cameras as well) and with that new camera I have gone out every day to take photos. After that I have moved photos to my cellphone and selected something between 5 to 15 photos or so on that day and then just printed them immediately with Canon Selphy. It just feels so different to have photos on paper. Yes, Selphy is not the cheapest option to print especially if you print many photos, but I just like the process that I print same day some photos at least what I have taken that day. It does not need to be perfect, most interesting or what-so-ever, the actual feel of the "boring" photos on paper still tells me something, it helps me to grow as a photographer. I have not taken RAW, just JPEG. Also I have not any kind of cropping before print so it is also a training for me to see if I have something what I need to do better. For example, do I crop photos annyoingly that something is halfly cut out, do I overexpopsure or underexposure and so on. So far in a week and couple of days I have already printed over 100 photos and I don't see reason why not do that in future as well. It is all about enjoyment and having fun and even if those photos are not personal and have no any kind of personal meaning it does not mean that I should not print it :)

Well done, mamiya 7 images have a quality that make images shine with soul, a word that doesn't come up in photography, though we take photos of scene/view because of how it makes us feel.

Such a great video.

how do you shoot 28mm with glasses? I have tried on mine but can't see the frame lines

thank you for the great video! How would you guage the light on film camera? do you use lightmeter to measure how much you need with the flash, and then start shooting from the setting learned from it?

I needed that intro to get out of my dissociative scrolling to pay attention again bwahah

In the "gear I use" above, you did not include your photo printer !

기록하는 건 정말 중요한 일!

Bro the Pickwick theatre in Park Ridge. I live around the corner from there. Are you in PR too?

For what it cost these days it better yield good results.

Take pictures of "unspecial" things. For example your room or the house you currently live in.

Super useful video! I had one question: which of the two has a brighter viewfinder?

Interesting space with nice natural light.

What list are you using for this Gene? Beautiful clip and just getting into video myself.

Thanks for this cookie cutter kit my brother

suck it

Great, what model is the flash

I just bought this camera and I sent the first film roll in and all the images came back blury but they looked in focus while shooting? Is there something I dont know about focusing with this camera that you can help me with. I used portra 400

dumb question no such thing as better

와~~ film 너무 잘 만들었네. 여정이 하고 여정아빠 모습 보니 너무 좋다. ㅎㅎ 너무 좋아~~

Nice video. For me, the best thing about the Mamiya7 is its size and weight. I travel and hike a lot, so it's great to have a 6x7 camera in such a compact form.

Good video. Thank you.

Good video. Thank you

In your comparison shots, imo 100% Film! Film to me is more like a classic painting, its timeless., it has this art vibe, it gives the photos more story. Digital is more perfect, easier and just gets the job done. I found a way to get best of both worlds, I shoot with my Fujifilm X-T30 II with this recipe and replicate a sort of film-ish look which I love. Most of the time I use the JPG with this film-look build in.

your one arm pull-ups make my knees weak.

I have a 30 minute limit on social apps on my phone and had my wife make the passcode and I do not know it. When the time is up it locks me out and I can only live MY REAL LIFE :) it has been a blessing to myself. @geneyoon11

Really nice video! i was wondering if i could help you edit your videos , I know you have great videos but it will save your time.

Loved the humor. In a world of serious photography videos, and feeling like I will never "get it all" down, this was nice to see, lol.

When in the video you show how to meter the light ?

Living this new tone in this video! Great insights too 🙏🏽 favorite video of yours⚡️ a super gene video

Love your style and this type of content. Subscribed

Awesome stuff! This is so relatable and I’ve definitely been feeling the need to make life more analog and meaningful!

Really enjoyed this video, great job Gene!

Super nice vid! Find myself struggling with this aswell a lot... Also! Can you tell me the name of the font that you used for the titles? I love it!! :)

I liked this video so much that I tried to like it twice. Great video 😄

👀 M11 👀

This video is cruising Gene!!!!

Love what you said about wanting life to be a little more analog. It's such a hard habit to kick! But I love the idea of putting everything down in journals.

Everything in moderation. I find that people who have poor reasoning skills and self assessment skills have the most difficulty in switching out old, hard habits for better, healthier ones. There's a very common saying that goes, "You can't reason someone out of a position that they didn't reason themselves into." I find that irrespective of a person's financial success and even intelligence & aptitude in their own fields, most people don't burden their minds with things that they've personally assigned zero worth to, whether they admit to it or not. Change won't come unless you truly want it for yourself and not for anyone else's sake. As I grow old, keep learning new things and hopefully becoming wiser in life, one thing that becomes clear is how messed up the majority people are in this world. Almost everyone has suffered some sort of trauma in life. Be it physical, mental, emotional , psychological. Even if you have the financial means to afford a therapist visit, it stills requires cooperation, willingness for change and truthfulness on your part. Not to mention that time and emotional energy are a luxury that even some of the most financially secure can't afford. Start working on your logical reasoning and critical thinking skills now and start preparing yourself for the hardships of an uncertain future. Self introspection and a passion for learning will take you very far in life, even if it doesn't solve every single one of your problems. When you work to better yourself, others who are in the same boat are attracted to your hard work and unite in reaching shared goals. Always value education, be critical of your preconceived notions and biases. Stop pathologizing normal behavior and end the cycle of self abuse that was beaten into you by abusive, authoritarian adults in your life.

Oh my goodness 1:05 and beyond caught me off guard with laughter hahaha

Bro. I have been in the same space. I have started to use "Jomo" (as an alternative to "Opal", since it's too expensive) and it's been good so far! Going to jump to a paid subscription to get the full app! At only $2.50/month I think it's worth it bro. Analog note taking is the move fosho though bro. Also - the "still going" KILLED me.

Anyone else find ways to limit their internet consumption? Curious what others have done!

I would suggest trying a roll of slide film. Its pricey but there is nothing like a well exposed slide in a projector or on a light table. Its another level for me at least.

Nothing selfish about this, mate, glad you took time to preserve this for the future! Keep up the good work.

YOOOOON!!!! CRANK DAT SOLDIER BOY!!!! YOOOOON!!

I think for me it’s going to depend what I’m taking the picture for. If it’s for myself then film. If it’s for someone else then digital. Film for me not for thee!

Where and how do you scan your prints?

Good to have you back. Missed your vids

Great video, thanks!

Please say in hindi.